“You’ll have to post pictures or something once you get
settled,” Edward said. “What’s your new address?”
“I’m renting in The Bravern in Bellevue,” I said. “Tyler picked
it out. It’s way more than I can afford but with the money from the wedding, it’ll
make it a little more tolerable. I can also pick up another job as a waitress
or something.”
“Bella,” Edward chided. “How much is this place that you’re
stressing about money?”
“When I signed the lease with Tyler, we both were
responsible for $2500 a month, plus expenses. Now, I’ve got to come up with
$5000, roughly, for a massive apartment that I can’t even…ugh!” I growled. “Fucking
Crowley.”
“Maybe he did the right thing and paid for his half of the
lease?” Edward suggested.
“Unlikely,” I spat. “Sorry, I don’t mean to bitch. I’m just
stressed. I make good money but not that
much. Right now, my entire paycheck is rent. I can’t even afford to have
internet, electricity, food, water, gas…”
“I can help,” Edward said quietly.
“No. Unless you are living in my apartment, you will not
send me one red cent, Cullen. You hear me?”
“I will be staying there in September for a majority of the
month…”
“Edward,” I warned. “I’ll figure it out.” The gate attendant
began calling the passengers for my flight.
“I’ve got to go, baby. I’ll call
you when I land, okay?”
“Be safe, Bella,” Edward whispered. “And this conversation
is not over.”
“I know,” I sighed, tugging on my braid. “I love you,
Edward.”
“Love you more, gorgeous girl,” he said. “Bye, baby.”
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