Post by Renesmee Cullen-Black on Aug 15, 2009 14:38:08 GMT -5
Renesmee sighed and folded her hands in her lap, wondering if Lexi was right about the other pack members returning home. For Jacob's sake, she hoped that it was true. He was running himself ragged trying to keep everyone protected and safe, which only served to make Renesmee worry even more. Since her marriage to Jacob, things had yet to settle down as they should. After their return home from their honeymoon, it was literally one thing after another that kept their family apart. First was finding out that she was pregnant, then Jasper leaving, Will attacking her while she was pregnant and pushing her into labor, becoming a new mother, and Crystal attacking their home while Jacob was out on patrol. Renesmee was feeling the weight of all their trials bearing on her shoulders as she only wished to have a more normal life with her daughter and husband.
Just as she thought of Jacob again, he walked through the door of their home and came over to her, kissing her on the cheek before turning to Lexi to greet her. "We're doing just fine," she replied to her husband's question. "I had just put down Alicia for her nap when Lexi came to the door." Renesmee found her husband's hand and intertwined her fingers with his so that she could feel closer to him again. She had missed him so much in the time that he wasn't home and out on patrol, so feeling his hand against hers brought some sort of relief for the lonliness she had begun to feel.
Just as she thought of Jacob again, he walked through the door of their home and came over to her, kissing her on the cheek before turning to Lexi to greet her. "We're doing just fine," she replied to her husband's question. "I had just put down Alicia for her nap when Lexi came to the door." Renesmee found her husband's hand and intertwined her fingers with his so that she could feel closer to him again. She had missed him so much in the time that he wasn't home and out on patrol, so feeling his hand against hers brought some sort of relief for the lonliness she had begun to feel.
