Just as easy as breathing. I guess thats a real nice way to get to really know somebody, maybe even fall in love. We'll see. At least the two dads are happy, they practically shoved them together, so subtle. The misunderstanding in Bella's room was kind of funny and kind of sweet.

Poor Edward he doesn't have  the experience to know what's happening to him. Just as Jake and Bella are virgins, I'm thinking, so is beautiful vampire boy. This just keeps getting more and more interesting.

Not bad for a first day of senior year. Too funny, how Edward manipulated his class schedule to match Bella's. Guess he doesn't plan on letting her get away. Alice was truly shocked that Bella had never been to a dance. She thinks all these rites of passage are very important for the human experience, never having known her own human life. If Bella asks Jake to the dance and he can't make it, she will most likely cancel too, so I fail to see how Edward capitalizes on that. Enlighten me.

Pretty easy to guess why Sam showed up at Jakes, full of questions about the Cullens, just checking on the neighborhood vampires. Easy too, to see what's up with Embry, he has phased and is now a shape-shifter. I always thought it would have been a bit better to tell these young guys what was about to happen, but that's just me. Typical shopping trip with Alice, but it was nice to have Edward along. Bella didn't realize that he could see her in that blue dress, through Alice's eyes. Must have taken his breath away for a second, not that he needs to breathe. Looking forward to the bonfire party and the homecoming dance.

Any reason Bella seems the last to know? I never thought she was stupid, or unaware. The wolves are worried she's in danger, they better find a way to let her know. The mind reading was  about like I would have thought, and the lyrics were perfect. It is shaping up nicely and you are doing a great job.

I like that you didn't have Andria easily adjust to being a vampire, after all, only Bella had unusual control from the beginning. The summons to Volterra went about as well as Andria feared. Aro did everything he could to provoke a confrontation he could manipulate. The idea he could force Andria to stay there knid of blew up in his face. Good thing Demetri came through for them. It could have been really nasty, otherwise.

That's really strange, having the review replies gobbled up by Twilighted! Guess it was just hungry. Kind of a wrenching meeting between Andria and her mother, but at least they cleared the air, somewhat. Some children have a nightmare childhood and never recover from it. It seems to have only made Andria stronger. It doesn't hurt to have Edward and the Cullens, either.

Edward is such a traditional romantic, so no surprise that he and Andria began their honeymoon in Paris. It sounds as if they are typical newlyweds, unable to keep their hands off each other for long. I wonder if the first time, without a condom, will yield any interesting results? And where else will Edward take his bride on their honeymoon?

The second part of the honeymoon was wonderful, despite the horrific start. Andria handled the whole thing rather well, and shocked Edward with her comment about sexy red eyes. The house in Bordeaux sounds perfect, and I'm amazed they got out long enough to sight-see. Now that they are pregnant, I'm curious as to what Bella wants to talk to Carlisle about. What's that girl got up her sleeve?

I may be nearly seventy, but can remember very clearly how much fun it was to drink and party  when I was seventeen. It's probably something most of us have done, although not nearly as well as the Cullen bunch seem to! Andria is quite the young lady, I'm liking her more all the time, although I must admit to being a teensy bit jealous of her and Edward. Silly, huh? Well, here we are, now I'll wait, impatiently, for your next chapter. Do I have to tell you outright, how much I like this story? Consider yourself told! Talk to you soon! 

Wow! This chapter was chock full of good stuff! The twins are amazing, in their growth and talents, in so many ways. Andria's loss of her mother was a shock. What a tragedy, to make her peace with her and then have no time to enjoy it. Her step-dad really was a crazy bastard! I'm glad Andria told Vanessa the truth and Lucas convinced her to accept it. The grandfolks were smarter than she thought they were. How like them to notice the difference of the family. This should make life so much easier for all concerned, no more secrets!

Pretty scary there for a while, Edward beside himself, thinking he was losing his love again. What a lovely idea to have Andria find and hug Travis in heaven, and then to meet Bella and talk to her. You kind of let us have our cake and eat it too, you clever girl! All told, a beautiful chapter!

The spa day sounded like a lot of fun, except for the bikini wax. The girls all really enjoyed the rest of it, even lunch. Well, maybe Alice and Rosalie didn't like it so much, but they were good sports about it. I can't blame Andria for wanting Vanessa to know everything, so they wouldn't have to part, ever. Her friend is happy that Andria has found Edward and they are so good for each other and so much in love. That conversation about having a big family was a bit uncomfortable. Vanessa can't know why one child will probably be the limit, and Andria can't explain. Edward laid it all out for her, the good, the bad, and the really dangerous, but of course, Andria will do whatever it takes to have Edward's baby. Speaking of danger, here's hoping Charlotte can be contained before she hurts Andria or the Cullens. That worries me a little, so I'll be waiting to see what happens.