CelticGodess
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Tessa was lost in her own world as she let her hands roam over her body. As she could think of was how it might feel if it was Edward who was touching her, caressing her. She could hear Blair's words in her mind telling her, describing to her the feel of him.
She closed her eyes and let her imagination run wild. She could almost see him in her mind, she could almost hear his voice telling her how much she meant to him.
As she felt herself reaching the point of climax, she cried out his name as the pleasure took over.
"Yes, oh god, yes! Oh, Edward!!!" she cried out, not caring who heard her.
"TESSA? YOU OKAY? WHAT'S GOING ON?"
She jumped as she heard her father's voice coming from the room next door.
Quickly, she climbed back into her room and jumped into bed as he opened her door.
"Sorry, Dad. It was just a dream that woke me." she said as she buried herself deep into the covers.
He stood there for a moment, as if he wanted to say something to her. She turned her back to him, not ready to have another conversation with him about the long lost relative. She knew she had to find out more about her and that her father wasn't going to help. For some reason, Ella was to remain a deep, dark, untalked about family secret.
She heard him leave her room, silently closing the door behind him. She reached beneath the covers and quickly put her clothes back on and got out of bed. Grabbing the diary, she sat by her window rereading every word her grandmother had written about Ella, trying to figure out why this unknown woman seemed so important to her.
After a very restless night, Tessa readied herself for school. The thought of going depressed her. She couldn't understand what was happening with Edward and why he seemed to hate even the site of her now. At least she seemed to still have Blair as a friend. Blair seemed to be willing to help her figure out what was going on and well, so did Samara. Cassandra was still a mystery to her. At times she seemed to be a friend and at others, it seemed she down right hated Tessa.
Tessa chose a mock turtleneck, sleeveless shirt in black and a pair of the skinny leg jeans that Blair insisted she buy. For shoes, she choose to wear a pair of simple flat boots. Reaching into the nightstand, she grabbed her pendant, slipped it on her neck and under her shirt. She just couldn't seem to be with out it.
She pulled her truck into her usual spot and began walking to class, not even glancing towards Edward and his friends. She almost made it to the door of the building when she felt Blair's arm link into hers.
Tessa stopped, and turned to look at Blair. Tessa imaginged that Blair could probably read all the emotions and questions in her eyes.
"So, where is it we are going tonight? What do I need to bring? And we will most definitely take my car. Your's may not make it. And is there power at the house or is it a true camping experience?" Blair bombared her with questions before Tessa could even ask one.
Tessa laughed as she tried to keep up with all the questions Blair was asking as they headed to class. It felt good to laugh, even if she felt as if a part of her was missing, not seeing or talking to Edward.
She closed her eyes and let her imagination run wild. She could almost see him in her mind, she could almost hear his voice telling her how much she meant to him.
As she felt herself reaching the point of climax, she cried out his name as the pleasure took over.
"Yes, oh god, yes! Oh, Edward!!!" she cried out, not caring who heard her.
"TESSA? YOU OKAY? WHAT'S GOING ON?"
She jumped as she heard her father's voice coming from the room next door.
Quickly, she climbed back into her room and jumped into bed as he opened her door.
"Sorry, Dad. It was just a dream that woke me." she said as she buried herself deep into the covers.
He stood there for a moment, as if he wanted to say something to her. She turned her back to him, not ready to have another conversation with him about the long lost relative. She knew she had to find out more about her and that her father wasn't going to help. For some reason, Ella was to remain a deep, dark, untalked about family secret.
She heard him leave her room, silently closing the door behind him. She reached beneath the covers and quickly put her clothes back on and got out of bed. Grabbing the diary, she sat by her window rereading every word her grandmother had written about Ella, trying to figure out why this unknown woman seemed so important to her.
After a very restless night, Tessa readied herself for school. The thought of going depressed her. She couldn't understand what was happening with Edward and why he seemed to hate even the site of her now. At least she seemed to still have Blair as a friend. Blair seemed to be willing to help her figure out what was going on and well, so did Samara. Cassandra was still a mystery to her. At times she seemed to be a friend and at others, it seemed she down right hated Tessa.
Tessa chose a mock turtleneck, sleeveless shirt in black and a pair of the skinny leg jeans that Blair insisted she buy. For shoes, she choose to wear a pair of simple flat boots. Reaching into the nightstand, she grabbed her pendant, slipped it on her neck and under her shirt. She just couldn't seem to be with out it.
She pulled her truck into her usual spot and began walking to class, not even glancing towards Edward and his friends. She almost made it to the door of the building when she felt Blair's arm link into hers.
Tessa stopped, and turned to look at Blair. Tessa imaginged that Blair could probably read all the emotions and questions in her eyes.
"So, where is it we are going tonight? What do I need to bring? And we will most definitely take my car. Your's may not make it. And is there power at the house or is it a true camping experience?" Blair bombared her with questions before Tessa could even ask one.
Tessa laughed as she tried to keep up with all the questions Blair was asking as they headed to class. It felt good to laugh, even if she felt as if a part of her was missing, not seeing or talking to Edward.