Isabella Marie Swan ✴ "Stella" (
self_composed) wrote2012-10-03 06:36 pm
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high school is kind of boring really
School plods along. Bella is native-quality fluent in Spanish, professor-level at math, well and thoroughly versed in the workings of the United States government, capable of doing actual independent research projects in biology, and she's been speaking English since she was one. Alas, these skills only make classes easier for a short time. After the novelty wears off they're just tedious. Bella winds up squaring her homework done more often than not so she can work out the kinks in her design for telekinesis, or play music, or attend soccer practice, or write little computer games, or read, or just fly around. This works out fine. Magic is pretty good at homework.
She winds up not attending most of the dances, but she does want to go to the end of year one, as she will be leaving Forks High School forever and it has some good points. Alice promised her a dress...
She winds up not attending most of the dances, but she does want to go to the end of year one, as she will be leaving Forks High School forever and it has some good points. Alice promised her a dress...
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[G'morning,] he says, and yawns quietly, and kisses her shoulder, and de-cuddles. He never stopped being invisible, so all he has to do is slide out of bed and float out the window. So he does that.
[Thanks,] he adds on his way out.
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Bella closes the window lazily with a triangle and naps another half an hour.
And then Renée pokes her head in. And offers waffles.
Bella has hers with strawberries and whipped cream on it.
After one week in Jacksonville, Bella flies to Washington, finds Tegu in the parking lot, and zooms home to Charlie.
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[Want some pie?]
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Hilary raises her eyebrows at him. "Oh, is she back from Europe?"
"One way to find out," Alice says cheerfully.
"Sure!"
[Yep!]
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Ring, ring.
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"Sounds good to me," Charlie says.
"We'd love to," Bella tells the phone. "When should we be there?"
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"Wasn't he out of town," Charlie says, "somewhere?"
"Yes," Bella says.
Charlie fixes her with a bit of a look. "Did that boy go to Europe with you, Bells?"
"Yeah. He didn't get a ticket on the same plane or anything, but he was in Europe at the same time and we went around together a lot," Bella says. Pause. "I think we might be sort of dating? A little? Not exactly? It's weird."
"Weird's right," mutters Charlie. "Er... I know you just spent a week with your mom... maybe she covered this..."
"Dad. Mom covered the birds and the bees years ago. I am fully informed," Bella says loudly.
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Instead he is... having a remarkably similar conversation with Hilary, actually.
"So, you knew she'd be back."
"Mm," says Alice.
"You went to Europe with her."
"Mm," says Alice, and adds a shrug for good measure.
"Are you two...?" She makes a vague cyclic gesture with both hands.
"Screwing? Nope," says Alice.
"And that is simultaneously both more than I wanted to know and less than I asked. Congratulations."
"Heh," says Alice.
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"I promise not to make you a grandfather until I am at least twenty-two and probably quite a bit older," Bella says.
Come to think of it, given the propensity of things to happen without her explicitly planning them... Pentagon proves able to suppressibly sterilize her. She can undo that at will, as with the regeneration, without even expending another wish. Splendid.
"That's good," Charlie says. "Not the only thing that can happen, though -"
"Dad. Do you desperately want to add this conversation to your life? Because I don't, and I promise it is not required for my well-being now or in the future, cross my heart."
"All right, Bells," Charlie says, after a long pause. "Let's go get some pie."
Tegu is a one-person vehicle; they take the cruiser.
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"Hi guys! Pie's not ready yet," he says, and considers hugging Bella.
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"I believe in ambitious pie," says Hilary.
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Nom.
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Alice enjoys the pie very much. It is excellent pie.
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