Chapter 6: Audition
As I walked downstairs I heard faint laughter coming from the kitchen. It was the same angelic laugh and dazzling chuckle I had heard all my life.
"What's so funny?" I asked my parents as I entered the kitchen. Like yesterday, my breakfast had been laid out on the table for me. Omelets.
"Nothing, Nessie," Edward told me, his arm wrapped around Bella's waist. I smiled at the happy couple.
"So Nessie, I was wondering what made you hate your clock so much to destroy it?" Bella giggled, Edward chuckled again. I rolled my eyes.
"It was that stupid beeping. Anyway, who set it? I was in the middle of a good dream," I asked them.
"Sorry, it was me. I thought that maybe you'll sleep in a little later than usual because you woke up again in the middle of the night," Bella explained. "You might have missed school so I
set the clock. You know there was a button at the back that said 'off'?"
I rolled my eyes again.
"So today's the big day, huh?" Edward commented but it came out more of a question. I gave him a confused look. "The audition?"
"Oh shoot, I completely forgot!" I said in shock. Good thing I had changed it to 'oo' from 'i'. Though I had heard Bella and Jake say it many times (not Edward, he was 'old fashioned'

I
didn't know how they'd feel about a 6 year old saying it.
"Don't worry, you know the notes perfectly," Bella reassured. "I'll go get your guitar and its case from upstairs." With that she walked at human speed out of the room. I wondered why she didn't just go normal speed (by that I meant normal for vampires) then I realized I was alone with Edward.
"Dad, I'm so sor-" I was cut off when he pulled me into an unexpected hug.
"Do not apologize Renesmee Cullen," he said in a harsh voice when he let me go. "It is I that should be apologizing for the way I treated you. I didn't trust you and thought you weren't
responsible but unmistakably you are more responsible than me. I could see that the way you were able to calm down yesterday when Bella asked you to." He smiled to himself then continued, "You are very similar to your mother, not just by your appearance. You were born more mature than you should have been, at least 10 years older then you should be." We both laughed at his poor sense of humor.
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