So I was at a loss when I mashed the button on the keyless remote, and it was not his Volvo that beeped and flashed its lights for me. It was another car -- a standout even in the long line of vehicles that were mostly all drool-worthy in their own ways.
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Did he actually mean to give me the keys to an Aston Martin Vanquish, or was that an accident?
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I sort of had a plan as I ran to the Cullens' garage. The second part of it was totaling the bloodsucker's car on my way back.
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I found the seat release and shoved myself back as my foot rammed the pedal down. The car felt almost airborne as it leaped forward.
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It only took seconds to race through the tight, winding drive. The car responded to me like my thoughts were steering rather than my hands. As I blew out of the green tunnel and onto the highway, I caught a fleeting glimpse of Leah's gray face peering uneasily through the ferns.
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I didn't pause to think about it, or if this would change that second part of my plan. I just threw myself into the silky leather seat and cranked the engine while my knees were still crunched up under the steering wheel. The sound of the motor's purr might have made me moan another day, but right now it was all I could do to concentrate enough to put it in drive.
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# 第八章到第十八章雅各布是主角
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In a sick way, it was my lucky day. If by lucky you meant taking a well-traveled highway at two hundred without so much as seeing one cop, even in the thirty-mile-an -- hour speed-trap towns. What a letdown. A little chase action might have been nice, not to mention that the license plate info would bring the heat down on the leech. Sure, he'd buy his way out of it, but it might have been just a little inconvenient for him.
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For half a second, I wondered what she'd think, and then I realized that I didn't care.
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The only sign of surveillance I came across was just a hint of dark brown fur flitting through the woods, running parallel to me for a few miles on the south side of Forks. Quil, it looked like. He must have seen me, too, because he disappeared after a minute without raising an alarm. Again, I almost wondered what his story would be before I remembered that I didn't care.
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I turned south, because I had no patience today for ferries or traffic or anything else that meant I might have to lift my foot off the pedal.
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I raced around the long U-shaped highway, heading for the biggest city I could find. That was the first part of my plan.
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That would go away, you know, if you imprinted. You wouldn't have to hurt over her anymore.
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This was a stupid plan. It wasn't going to work. But, as I'd searched my head for any way at all to get away from the pain, what Leah'd said today had popped in there.
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But I'd seen all the girls in La Push and up on the Makah rez and in Forks. I needed a wider hunting range.
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It seemed to take forever, probably because I was still on the razor blades, but it actually didn't even take two hours before I was driving north into the undefined sprawl that was part Tacoma and part Seattle. I slowed down then, because I really wasn't trying to kill any innocent bystanders.
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Seemed like maybe getting your choices taken away from you wasn't the very worst thing in the world. Maybe feeling like this was the very worst thing in the world.
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So how do you look for a random soul mate in a crowd? Well, first, I needed a crowd. So I tooled around, looking for a likely spot. I passed a couple of malls, which probably would've been pretty good places to find girls my age, but I couldn't make myself stop. Did I want to imprint on some girl who hung out in a mall all day?
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I walked around for what felt like hours. Long enough that the sun changed sides in the sky. I stared into the face of every girl who passed anywhere near me, making myself really look, noticing who was pretty and who had blue eyes and who looked good in braces and who had way too much makeup on. I tried to find something interesting about each face, so that I would know for sure that I'd really tried. Things like: This one had a really straight nose; that one should pull her hair out of her eyes; this one could do lipstick ads if the rest of her face was as perfect as her mouth…
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Sometimes they stared back. Sometimes they looked scared -- like they were thinking, Who is this big freak glaring at me? Sometimes I thought they looked kind of interested, but maybe that was just my ego running wild.
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I kept going north, and it got more and more crowded. Eventually, I found a big park full of kids and families and skateboards and bikes and kites and picnics and the whole bit. I hadn't noticed till now -- it was a nice day. Sun and all that. People were out celebrating the blue sky.
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I parked across two handicapped spots -- just begging for a ticket -- and joined the crowd.
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Either way, nothing. Even when I met the eyes of the girl who was -- no contest -- the hottest girl in the park and probably in the city, and she stared right back with a speculation that looked like interest, I felt nothing. Just the same desperate drive to find a way out of the pain.
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It wouldn't make sense to find her here, anyway. If Sam was right, the best place to find my genetic match would be in La Push. And, clearly, no one there fit the bill. If Billy was right, then who knew? What made for a stronger wolf?
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As time went on, I started noticing all the wrong things. Bella things. This one's hair was the same color. That one's eyes were sort of shaped the same. This one's cheekbones cut across her face in just the same way. That one had the same little crease between her eyes -- which made me wonder what she was worrying about…
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That was when I gave up. Because it was beyond stupid to think that I had picked exactly the right place and time and I was going to simply walk into my soul mate just because I was so desperate to.
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I wandered back to the car and then slumped against the hood and played with the keys.
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Maybe I was what Leah thought she was. Some kind of dead end that shouldn't be passed on to another generation. Or maybe it was just that my life was a big, cruel joke, and there was no escape from the punch line.
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"Hey, you okay? Hello? You there, with the stolen car."
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It took me a second to realize that the voice was talking to me, and then another second to decide to raise my head.
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A familiar-looking girl was staring at me, her expression kind of anxious. I knew why I recognized her face -- I'd already catalogued this one. Light red-gold hair, fair skin, a few gold-colored freckles sprinkled across her cheeks and nose, and eyes the color of cinnamon.
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"If you're feeling that remorseful over boosting the car," she said, smiling so that a dimple popped out in her chin, "you could always turn yourself in."
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"It's borrowed, not stolen," I snapped. My voice sounded horrible -- like I'd been crying or something. Embarrassing.
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I looked at it until she let it fall.
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"Not really. I was kidding about the car, you know. It's just that… you look really upset about something. Oh, hey, I'm Lizzie." She held out her hand.
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I sighed. "I don't need any help. She's not here."
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"Anyway…," she said awkwardly, "I was just wondering if I could help. Seemed like you were looking for someone before." She gestured toward the park and shrugged.
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"Oh. Sorry."
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"Yeah." She waited.
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"Me, too," I muttered.
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"This is a beautiful car," she said. "It's really a shame they're not making them anymore. I mean, the Vantage's body styling is gorgeous, too, but there's just something about the Vanquish…"
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"Sure, that'll hold up in court."
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Nice girl who knew cars. Wow. I stared at her face harder, wishing I knew how to make it work. C'mon, Jake -- imprint already.
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I glowered. "You need something?"
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I looked at the girl again. Lizzie. She was pretty. Nice enough to try to help a grouchy stranger who must seem nuts. Why couldn't she be the one? Why did everything have to be so freaking complicated? Nice girl, pretty, and sort of funny. Why not?
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She grinned her one-dimple smile, clearly pleased to have dragged a halfway civil response out of me, and I gave her a reluctant smile back.
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"How's it drive?" she asked.
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But her smile did nothing about the sharp, cutting blades that raked up and down my body. No matter how much I wanted it to, my life was not going to come together like that.
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"Like you wouldn't believe," I told her.
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Lizzie waited, maybe hoping I was going to offer her that ride. Or maybe not.
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I wasn't in that healthier place where Leah was headed. I wasn't going to be able to fall in love like a normal person. Not when I was bleeding over someone else. Maybe -- if it was ten years from now and Bella's heart was long dead and I'd hauled myself through the whole grieving process and come out in one piece again -- maybe then I could offer Lizzie a ride in a fast car and talk makes and models and get to know something about her and see if I liked her as a person. But that wasn't going to happen now.
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Magic wasn't going to save me. I was just going to have to take the torture like a man. Suck it up.
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Okay, that was melodramatic. I wouldn't be all alone, but that was a bad thing. Leah and Seth would have to suffer with me. I was glad Seth wouldn't have to suffer long. Kid didn't deserve to have his peace of mind ruined. Leah didn't, either, but at least it was something she understood. Nothing new about pain for Leah.
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She smiled again. "Glad to hear you're going straight."
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"I'd better get this car back to the guy I borrowed it from," I muttered.
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She watched me get in the car, still sort of concerned. I probably looked like someone who was about to drive off a cliff. Which maybe I would've, if that kind of move'd work for a werewolf. She waved once, her eyes trailing after the car.
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I sighed big as I thought about what Leah wanted from me, because I knew now that she was going to get it. I was still pissed at her, but I couldn't ignore the fact that I could make her life easier. And -- now that I knew her better -- I thought she would probably do this for me, if our positions were reversed.
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"Yeah, you convinced me."
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At first, I drove more sanely on the way back. I wasn't in a rush. I didn't want to go where I was going. Back to that house, back to that forest. Back to the pain I'd run from. Back to being absolutely alone with it.
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It would be interesting, at the very least, and strange, too, to have Leah as a companion -- as a friend. We were going to get under each other's skin a lot, that was for sure. She wouldn't be one to let me wallow, but I thought that was a good thing. I'd probably need someone to kick my butt now and then. But when it came right down to it, she was really the only friend who had any chance of understanding what I was going through now.
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And I knew Leah was strong enough to face with me the months that were coming. Months and years. It made me tired to think about it. I felt like I was staring out across an ocean that I was going to have to swim from shore to shore before I could rest again.
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I thought of the hunt this morning, and how close our minds had been for that one moment in time. It hadn't been a bad thing. Different. A little scary, a little awkward. But also nice in a weird way.
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I didn't have to be all alone.
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So much time coming, and then so little time before it started. Before I was flung into that ocean. Three and a half more days, and here I was, wasting that little bit of time I had.
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It was a surprise to find Edward waiting for me in the garage. I hadn't seen him away from Bella in days. I could tell from his face that nothing bad had happened to her. In fact, he looked more peaceful than before. My stomach tightened as I remembered where that peace came from.
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I started driving too fast again.
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I nodded to Leah and Seth, too, as I cruised up the Cullens' driveway. It was starting to get dark, and the clouds were thick on this side of the sound, but I saw their eyes glitter in the glow of the headlights. I would explain to them later. There'd be plenty of time for that.
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It was too bad that -- with all my brooding -- I'd forgotten to wreck the car. Oh well. I probably wouldn't have been able to stand hurting this car, anyway. Maybe he'd guessed as much, and that's why he'd lent it to me in the first place.
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I saw Sam and Jared, one on either side of the road like sentinels, as I raced up the road toward Forks. They were well hidden in the thick branches, but I was expecting them, and I knew what to look for. I nodded as I blew past them, not bothering to wonder what they made of my day trip.
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"She wanted to… speak to Bella."
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I took a deep breath and held it for a minute. Then, slowly, I got out of the car and threw the keys to him.
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I blinked, astonished that he would even dream of starting in on this one. "What?"
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Edward got all hissy then. "I won't let Bella be upset like that again. I don't care how justified Leah thinks she is! I didn't hurt her -- of course I wouldn't -- but I'll throw her out of the house if it happens again. I'll launch her right across the river --"
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"Leah?" I interrupted, speaking through my teeth. "What happened?"
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"A few things, Jacob," he said as soon as I cut the engine.
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"What did she do?"
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"If you can't or won't control Leah, then I --"
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"She phased to her human form and --"
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"Thanks for the loan," I said sourly. Apparently, it would have to be repaid. "What do you want now?"
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"Firstly… I know how averse you are to using your authority with your pack, but…"
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"To Bella?"
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"Really?" I interrupted again, shocked this time. I couldn't process that. Leah letting her guard down right in the mouth of the enemy's lair?
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Edward's face was hard. "She came up to see why you'd left so abruptly. I tried to explain. I suppose it might not have come out right."
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Edward took a deep breath, composing himself. "Leah was unnecessarily harsh. I'm not going to pretend that I understand why Bella is unable to let go of you, but I do know that she does not behave this way to hurt you. She suffers a great deal over the pain she's inflicting on you, and on me, by asking you to stay. What Leah said was uncalled for. Bella's been crying --"
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"Hold on. What did she say?" None of this was making any sense.
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He nodded one sharp nod. "You were quite vehemently championed."
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But that was really something about Leah. Who would have believed it? Leah walking into the bloodsuckers' place human to complain about how I was being treated.
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"Wait -- Leah was yelling at Bella about me?"
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"I know."
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I rolled my eyes. Of course he knew. He knew everything.
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Whoa. "I didn't ask her to do that."
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"I can't promise to control Leah," I told him. "I won't do that. But I'll talk to her, okay? And I don't think there'll be a repeat. Leah's not one to hold back, so she probably got it all off her chest today."
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"Of course you did. Is she okay?"
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"Yes. He seems to have a vague sense of what hurts her now. He's trying to avoid that, as much as possible. He… loves her. Already."
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Better. Because Edward was hearing the monster and everything was all lovey-dovey now. Fantastic.
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He ignored that thought, continuing with a more complete answer to my question. "She's… better in some ways. Aside from Leah's tirade and the resulting guilt."
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"She's sleeping now. Rose is with her."
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"I already told her that."
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I stared at Edward, feeling sort of like my eyes might pop out of their sockets. Underneath that disbelief, I could see right away that this was the critical factor. This was what had changed Edward -- that the monster had convinced him of this love. He couldn't hate what loved Bella. It was probably why he couldn't hate me, either. There was a big difference, though. I wasn't killing her.
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"Anyway, I'll talk to Bella about it, too. She doesn't need to feel bad. This one's on me."
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My mouth fell open. "Are you serious?"
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So the psycho was "Rose" now. He'd completely crossed over to the dark side.
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"It's a bit more than that," he murmured. "Now that I can make out the child's thoughts, it's apparent that he or she has remarkably developed mental facilities. He can understand us, to an extent."
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"I would say so."
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"Why isn't it necessary? If she needs more?"
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"Alice and Jasper are. Carlisle sent all the blood he was able to acquire, but it wasn't as much as he was hoping for -- Bella will use up this supply in another day the way her appetite has grown. Carlisle stayed to try another source. I don't think that's necessary now, but he wants to be covered for any eventuality."
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Edward went on, acting like he hadn't heard all that. "The progress, I believe, is more than we'd judged. When Carlisle returns --"
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"They're not back?" I cut in sharply. I thought of Sam and Jared, watching the road. Would they get curious as to what was going on?
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"What?"
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"The child seems to be attempting to avoid rough movements, but it's difficult. He's become too big. It's madness to wait, when he's clearly developed beyond what Carlisle had guessed. Bella's too fragile to delay."
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I could tell he was watching and listening to my reaction carefully as he explained. "I'm trying to persuade Carlisle to deliver the baby as soon as he is back."
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The endless ocean of grief that waited stretched out before me.
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I kept getting my legs knocked out from under me. First, counting on Edward's hatred of the thing so much. Now, I'd realized that I thought of those four days as a sure thing. I'd banked on them.
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I tried to catch my breath.
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Edward waited. I stared at his face while I recovered, recognizing another change there.
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"You think she's going to make it," I whispered.
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"Yes. That was the other thing I wanted to talk to you about."
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"Yes," he said again. "Waiting, as we have been, for the child to be ready, that was insanely dangerous. At any moment it could have been too late. But if we're proactive about this, if we act quickly, I see no reason why it should not go well. Knowing the child's mind is unbelievably helpful. Thankfully, Bella and Rose agree with me. Now that I've convinced them it's safe for the child if we proceed, there's nothing to keep this from working."
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"When will Carlisle be back?" I asked, still whispering. I hadn't got my breath back yet.
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I couldn't say anything. After a minute, he went on.
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My knees buckled. I had to grab the car to hold myself up. Edward reached out like he was offering support, but then he thought better of it and dropped his hands.
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He lifted his hand again, as if to put it on my shoulder, but then let it drop like before and sighed.
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"By noon tomorrow."
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"I'm sorry," he whispered. "I am truly sorry for the pain this causes you, Jacob. Though you hate me, I must admit that I don't feel the same about you. I think of you as a… a brother in many ways. A comrade in arms, at the very least. I regret your suffering more than you realize. But Bella is going to survive" -- when he said that his voice was fierce, even violent -- "and I know that's what really matters to you."
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He was probably right. It was hard to tell. My head was spinning.
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"So I hate to do this now, while you're already dealing with too much, but, clearly, there is little time. I have to ask you for something -- to beg, if I must."
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"I don't have anything left," I choked out.
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"I know how much you have given," he said quietly. "But this is something you do have, and only you. I'm asking this of the true Alpha, Jacob. I'm asking this of Ephraim's heir."
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I tried to swallow. Sam, I thought. It's Sam you want.
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"I want your permission to deviate from what we agreed to in our treaty with Ephraim. I want you to grant us an exception. I want your permission to save her life. You know I'll do it anyway, but I don't want to break faith with you if there is any way to avoid it. We never intended to go back on our word, and we don't do it lightly now. I want your understanding, Jacob, because you know exactly why we do this. I want the alliance between our families to survive when this is over."
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"No. Sam's authority is assumed. It belongs to you. You'll never take it from him, but no one can rightfully agree to what I'm asking except for you."
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I was way past being able to respond.
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I can't think. I don't know.
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"It is, Jacob, and you know it. Your word on this will condemn us or absolve us. Only you can give this to me."
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No, there was no time. My few days had become a few hours.
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It's not my decision.
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"We don't have much time." He glanced back toward the house.
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I don't know. Let me think. Just give me a minute here, okay?
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"Hey, kid," I muttered.
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"I know that," I grunted.
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"Yes."
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I shoved against his shoulder this time. "Get back to work. I'll spell you in a bit."
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He grinned at me.
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He dipped his head, and I patted his shoulder.
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I started walking to the house, and he followed. Crazy how easy it was, walking through the dark with a vampire right beside me. It didn't feel unsafe, or even uncomfortable, really. It felt like walking next to anybody. Well, anybody who smelled bad.
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Seth nodded once.
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"S'all cool," I lied. "I'll tell you about it later. Sorry to take off on you like that."
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We started toward the house, and both of our heads snapped up when we heard the sound of someone sucking through a straw. Edward was in a hurry then. He darted up the porch stairs and was gone.
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"He has one of the purest, sincerest, kindest minds I've ever heard," Edward murmured when he was out of sight. "You're lucky to have his thoughts to share."
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"Hey, tell your sister to back off now, okay? Enough."
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Seth leaned against me, shoving back, and then he galloped into the trees.
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There was a movement in the brush at the edge of the big lawn, and then a low whimper. Seth shrugged through the ferns and loped over to us.
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"I suppose we'll find out."
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I pinched her lips together between my thumb and finger.
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"Hey, Bells," I said quickly. "How ya doing?"
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I walked through the door.
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"True. That's a good point."
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"I wonder if he'll want anything else," she mused.
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"I'm fine," she said.
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Alice said, "Finally," and Bella's eyes flashed to me. That infuriating, irresistible smile broke across her face for one second. Then it faltered, and her face fell. Her lips puckered, like she was trying not to cry.
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"You don't have to do that, Jacob."
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"Bella, love, I thought you were sleeping," I heard him say. "I'm sorry, I wouldn't have left."
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She gave me a reproachful look. "I'm so s --" she started to say.
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"Don't worry. I just got so thirsty -- it woke me up. It's a good thing Carlisle is bringing more. This kid is going to need it when he gets out of me."
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"Big day today, huh? Lots of new stuff."
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"Don't know what you're talking about," I said, going to sit on the arm of the sofa by her head. Edward had the floor there already.
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I wanted to punch Leah right in her stupid mouth.
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"Jake," she mumbled, trying to pull my hand away. Her attempt was so weak it was hard to believe that she was really trying.
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I shook my head. "You can talk when you're not being stupid."
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"Sorry!" she finished quickly, and then grinned.
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"Fine, I won't say it," it sounded like she mumbled.
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When I stared into her eyes, I saw everything that I'd been looking for in the park.
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I pulled my hand away.
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Tomorrow, she'd be my enemy. Or she'd be my ally. And, apparently, that distinction was up to me.
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I rolled my eyes and then smiled back at her.
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Tomorrow, she'd be someone else. But hopefully alive, and that was what counted, right? She'd look at me with the same eyes, sort of. Smile with the same lips, almost. She'd still know me better than anyone who didn't have full access to the inside of my head.
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Leah might be an interesting companion, maybe even a true friend -- someone who would stand up for me. But she wasn't my best friend the way that Bella was. Aside from the impossible love I felt for Bella, there was also that other bond, and it ran bone deep.
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Suddenly, she made a face. "Rose?" she asked.
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"Are you sure?" Edward asked.
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"Rose'll catch me if I trip over my feet. Which could happen pretty easily, since I can't see them."
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"Sounds nice."
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"Can I walk?" Bella asked. "My legs are so stiff."
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"So," Bella asked, working to be casual. "How was your day?"
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I heard Blondie chuckle. "Again?"
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Fine! I thought, giving up the very last thing I had to give. It made me feel hollow. Go ahead. Save her. As Ephraim's heir, you have my permission, my word, that this will not violate the treaty. The others will just have to blame me. You were right -- they can't deny that it's my right to agree to this.
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"Great. Went for a drive. Hung out in the park."
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"I think I've drunk two gallons in the last hour," Bella explained.
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"Thank you." Edward's whisper was low enough that Bella didn't hear anything. But the words were so fervent that, from the corner of my eye, I saw the other vampires turning to stare.
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Edward and I both got out of the way while Rosalie came to lift Bella from the couch and take her to the bathroom.
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"Sure, sure."
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I sighed.
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"Oh!" she gasped.
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She really was. Her stomach was its own continent.
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Rosalie set Bella carefully on her feet, keeping her hands right at Bella's shoulders. Bella stretched her arms out in front of her, wincing a little.
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And then she went totally limp, slumping toward the floor. Rosalie caught her in the same instant, before she could fall. Edward was there, too, hands out, the mess on the sofa forgotten.
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"All righty, then. Whoops -- oh, no!"
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"That feels good," she sighed. "Ugh, but I'm huge."
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The cup Bella had left on the sofa tumbled to one side, the dark red blood spilling out onto the pale fabric.
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I couldn't help the pain that shot through me in a sudden, stabbing burst, but I tried to keep it off my face. I could hide it for one more day, right?
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Automatically, though three other hands beat her there, Bella bent over, reaching out to catch it.
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"Bella?" he asked, and then his eyes unfocused, and panic shot across his features.
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There was the strangest, muffled ripping sound from the center of her body.
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"One more day," she said, and patted her stomach.
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A half second later, Bella screamed.
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It was not just a scream, it was a blood-curdling shriek of agony. The horrifying sound cut off with a gurgle, and her eyes rolled back into her head. Her body twitched, arched in Rosalie's arms, and then Bella vomited a fountain of blood.
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