timeand Edward laughed under his breath.
“Sorry” I saidpausing to yawn. “I didn’t mean to pry. You don’t have to tell me.”
Jacob made an annoyed sound. “Ohhe’ll tell you anywayso I might as well. . . . I was growing my hair
out because . . . it seemed like you liked it better long.”
“Oh.” I felt awkward. “Ierlike it both waysJake. You don’t need to be . . . inconvenienced.”
He shrugged. “Turns out it was very convenient tonightso don’t worry about it.”
I didn’t have anything else to say. As the silence lengthenedmy eyelids drooped and shutand my
breathing grew slowermore even.
“That’s righthoneygo to sleep” Jacob whispered.
I sighedcontentalready half-unconscious.
“Seth is here” Edward muttered to Jacoband I suddenly understood the point of the howling.
“Perfect. Now you can keep an eye on everything elsewhile I take care of your girlfriend for you.”
Edward didn’t answerbut I groaned groggily. “Stop it” I muttered.
It was quiet theninside at least. Outsidethe wind shrieked insanely through the trees. The shimmying of
the tent made it hard to sleep. The poles would suddenly jerk and quiverpulling me back from the edge of
unconsciousness each time I was close to slipping,
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