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isaliegh and Abigail's story.
1. Seventeen years later
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Isaliegh's POV
I sat in the garden writing in my journal that Esme had given me last year. It was almost filled so I would have to get a new one soon. I looked around me and inhaled the sweet aroma of the flowers. The wind played at my hair which looked a shade of red like my mother's. Of course though my hair was just a little lighter, because it also had some of the bronzish color that my dad had. Though not nearly as much as Abby had.
"Isa!" I turned at the sound of mom's voice. I gathered up my things and headed out of the garden.
Bella's POV
I stared in the mirror at myself. I tried to breath but a sob escaped my throat. I knew that I was being a little too emotional, and I could only picture myself at their weddings. The thought made me cringe. Their weddings. I shuddered and pushed that thought away as Edward poked his head around the corner.
"Hey Beautiful." He said walking over and slipping his arms around my waist. I sighed and leaned my head back against his chest. "What's wrong?" he asked kissing my forehead.
"Nothing I guess I'm just…"I rubbed my arm worriedly. "Never mind." I looked around "Where are the girls?" Edward focused for a second. He couldn't read their mind's either but he could smell them. They were only half vampire so they still had blood.
"Isa's in the garden as usual and…" he sniffed the air "Abby's in her room talking on that phone no doubt." I smiled and rolled my eyes at him. Edward never really understood the value of the telephone. Which in my opinion is because he was born before it was invented.
"Come on let's go round them up."
Abigail's POV
"Did you see Matthew?"
"Isn't he hot?"
"Oh yeah he's scrumptious too."
"No way!"
"Oh my god assumes!"
I was sitting on my bed talking to my best friend Lessa when my dad knocked on the door. He opened it and I held up my finger telling him to wait a second.
"Hey les? Yeah I got to go"
"Alright see you tomorrow."
I turned to my father. He was one of those good looking fathers. Very good looking, like gorgeous good looking. This is creepy since I'm his daughter and I see my father as a total teenage hotty. Which in fact he is. God how in the world did my mother get so lucky?
"Time to come downstairs." He said I rolled my eyes but climbed off the bed.
"Dad I'm too old for this." I complained. He folded his arms amused.
"I'm too old to have children yet here you are." I glared at him. He did have a point. A 120 something year old man was not supposed to have kids.
"Fine." I said "But I'm not going to like it." He just shrugged and gave me his devil grin.
"Fine with me." I scowled and headed out the room. Sometimes he could really be so very annoying.
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By KATHRYN FLAGG
MIDDLEBURY — More than 500 students took their diplomas in hand on Sunday at Middlebury College, marching across an outdoor stage on the college quad into a job market that, recent grads agree, proves as daunting a challenge as any final exam.
The graduates are heading into a marketplace where, according to a recent study conducted by the National Association of Colleges and Employers, employers expect to hire 22 percent fewer new grads this year than they hired last year.
BRISTOL — "Studying history is about taking a leap of imagination," Kristen Farrell told her students last week, standing in her history classroom at Mt. Abraham Union High School.
On Friday, that leap took students out of their classroom and back in time, when an annual Living History celebration brought the past to life at a small military encampment beside the Bristol high school.
By JOHN FLOWERS
MIDDLEBURY — Faced with the prospect of having to raise municipal water and sewer fees due to declining use of those services, Middlebury selectmen are toying with such options as adjusting fees to woo more commercial users and marketing town water service to neighboring towns as a way to boost revenues.
By ANDY KIRKALDY
BRANDON — An eighth-inning single by Kristy Pinkham, three double plays, Sam Hansen's squeeze bunt and the usual stellar pitching of Ashley Sanderson on Tuesday accomplished a lot for the Otter Valley Union High School softball team.
Not only did those key efforts give the Otters' a 2-1 win over rival Rutland, their second over the Division I Raiders (11-4) this spring, but the result may have nailed down the No. 1 seed in Division II for 14-1 OV.
By Matt Dickerson
An ESPN talk show host recently complained about the sport of baseball. He argued that what mattered in sports were memories, particulars, and memories of particulars, and that baseball was all about numbers. Actually, he sounded slightly less articulate than that, and somewhat louder, angrier and whinier. Nonetheless, I agreed with the first half of what he said: Beauty is in the particulars.
MIDDLEBURY — Gov. James Douglas on Tuesday released his own proposed fiscal year 2010 state budget to counter the $4.5 billion spending plan he vowed last week to veto, but it appears as though the counter-proposal will not avert a legislative override vote slated for June 2.
The Middlebury Republican's plan recommends further cuts, account transfers and raising $13 million in new revenues — roughly half the amount the General Assembly had endorsed to help bridge what had been a looming $281 million shortfall.
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Orwell will ring in the holiday with its traditional Sunday afternoon parade, which kicks off at 1:30 p.m. The 45-minute parade will feature local Shriners, the Catamount Pipe Band, four American Legion color guards and the Fair Haven Union High School band.
MIDDLEBURY — It's a busy weekday morning in Middlebury. The roads are jammed with commuters snaking their way through the village to get to their jobs amid the din of construction on the new Cross Street Bridge.
Meanwhile, students are slamming shut their hallway lockers and grabbing their seats at school desks in anticipation of receiving the day's lessons.
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The man, whose body was found in Lurgan yesterday, has been named locally as Marcell 'Junior' Seeley.
Police are treating Mr Seeley's death as 'suspicious'.
His body was found in the Dingwell Park flats in Taghnevan around noon yesterday.
It is understood Mr Seeley, who was aged just 33, was discovered with head injuries.
A spokesperson for the NI Ambulance Service said it received a call just after noon on Tuesday.
"A Rapid Response paramedic and Accident and Emergency Crew were at the scene within seven minutes however the patient was deceased," he said.
A PSNI spokesperson said: "The death is being treated as suspicious and a post-mortem examination will take place to determine the cause."
Detective Chief Inspector Eamonn Corrigan, who is leading the enquiry, said: "If anyone saw anything unusual in the Dingwell Park area in recent days, we would like them to contact detectives at Mahon Road police station by calling 101.
Sinn Féin MLA John O Dowd said: "This is a tragic event and it is still early in the police investigation on the circumstances. Our thoughts must be with the family and friends of those affected. Everyone in the Taghnevan and wider community will be shocked by this death. "
Police forensic teams were last night scouring the flat for clues.