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2021-03-13
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Daybreak

Summary:

This book is set a few years into the future after the end of Breaking Dawn, Everything is canon until that point.

The Cullens decided to move to Isle Esme for the next few years for Renesmee to reach full maturity, before slowly assimilating her into the human population. Along with them, Jacob and his 'pack' (Leah and Seth) tag along, occasionally returning to Forks to help out Sam's pack.

Renesmee Cullen grew up thinking that Jacob Black was her soulmate. After all, she was his imprint. It only makes sense if they were soulmates, like her mother and father.
So why does she feel the strong, dangerous desire to be near her new classmate, akin to the way her father was initially drawn to her mother.
Note: This is basically what I imagine would happen if Renesmee is actually a lesbian.

Notes:

I've only written a few chapters, But I have a sort of outline of the story. We'll see where it goes. But it's gonna be gay.

Chapter 1: Prologue

Chapter Text

Prologue

Bella’s Pov (2012)

*A/N: This is mostly taken word for word off of the original book.*

I shifted my weight carefully so that Nessie was never jostled. I was deeply grateful to see her getting a sound sleep. So much weight had been on her tiny shoulders. It was time she got to be a child again—protected and secure. A few more years of childhood.

“I have to say, I’m thoroughly impressed with Jacob right now,” Edward told me.

“The wolves make quite an impact, don’t they?”

“That’s not what I mean. Not once today did he think about the fact that, according to Nahuel, Nessie will be fully matured in just six and a half years.”

I considered that for a minute. “He doesn’t see her that way. He’s not in a hurry for her to grow up. He just wants her to be happy.”

“I know. Like I said, impressive. It goes against the grain to say so, but she could do worse.”

I frowned. “I’m not going to think about that for approximately six and a half more years.”

Edward laughed and then sighed. “Of course, it looks like he’ll have some competition to worry about when the time comes.”