»Point of no return

She knows better than to phase when she's upset. Hell, she knew that after the first time she phased. It wasn't easy being the only female in pack of all males. (All males she grew up with.) After a while she stopped phasing period, only doing so for patrol or pack meetings when her brothers were too lazy to speak aloud. ( Read more... )

For just_sayit

If she ever comes back to La Push, I'm drop kicking her home.

I'm sick of getting wet.

»Thoughts without words

There's a drawback to the pack. The bonuses of fraternity (sorority is not included), the physical perks, and being able to talk from over three hundred miles away, are lessened by the fact that any thoughts are broadcast within the others' minds ( Read more... )

For just_sayit

Jacob, I got your note.

I... ditto.

»Get naked.

Leah and Paul don't get along ( Read more... )

»Life & Death

They call them epiphanies, a moment of sudden realization or insight. Leah Clearwater is young enough that she hasn't had many, if any at all, but old enough to realize that she's having one at this exact moment ( Read more... )

For just_sayit

Jacob Black snores like a chainsaw.

»Why are you here?

Leah pressed her long fingers against her temples. She had fingers made for piano, or drawing, something artistic and creative. She wrote instead, pencil flying across pages in a blur, perpetual graphite stain on the side of her hand. She wasn't writing now, instead she was watching the woman across from her write ( Read more... )