Edward cut the bread
and we dug into our meal of the warm baguette and honeyed brie. It was quiet
which was a welcome change from our time in the house. Rose and Emmett had made
up from their fight at Fahrenheit and were loud. Plus, I think they broke a bed
frame in their excitement. Alice was turning into a little skating Hitler with
all of her rules for our costumes.
God forbid when you get married, Bella. She’ll be in control-freak
heaven.
Married? Where in
the hell did that come from?
Admit it. You want to be Mrs. Edward Masen. Right?
I do.
Heh, ‘I do.’ Here comes the bride…all dressed in white…
But does Edward?
Of course he does. I mean, seriously. Do you not see the way he looks
at you? How he cherishes you? Are you really that dense, Swan?
Perhaps.
“Bella, you are
spacing out, love,” Edward said as he sipped his wine.
“Sorry, just
thinking,” I said as I wiped my lips. Edward’s cell phone rang from its spot on
the table. I jumped out of my seat and nearly fell on my ass on the cobble
stone.
“Jesus, Bell. Relax,”
Edward chuckled. He checked his phone. “It’s Jared. I’m going to put it on
speaker, okay?”
“Kay,” I said as I
righted myself in the chair.
“Hello?” Edward said
as he placed the phone in between us.
“Edward? It’s me!
Jared,” he announced. “How’s Nice?? Is it nice?”
“Ugh, not you too,”
I groaned.
“Edward told me to
say it,” Jared chortled. “Seriously, though. How is it?”
“It’s beautiful,
little man. Bella and I are sitting in an outdoor café, sharing a baguette and
drinking some delicious red wine.”
“Cool!” Jared said
excitedly.
“Okay, Jared. I need
to know. How did you do?” I pleaded. “I’ve been asking Edward if you’ve called
every five minutes and I’m waiting with baited breath.”
“I won!” Jared
whooped.
“You did?” Edward
smiled. “What happened? Tell us everything.”
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