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Now outside his car, he opened the door for me to get in. I slid smoothly onto the black leather seat as he closed the door and sprinted around the car to the driver's side. He jumped in and looked at me with his big goofy smile, which made me giggle and smile back.

The engine came to life as he turned the key. He then turned to me and whispered, "You're going to love it."

I started wondering what exactly I would be loving, but quickly pushed the thought out of my mind while Jake turned on the air conditioning. It came on full blast, and the sweet woodsy smell that I came to know as Jacob's sent was tossed around his car. It smelt good. Jacob backed out of the driveway and whipped the car onto the main road, speeding the whole time.

"My God, Jake, slow the heck down!" I breathed.

I was used to the fast driving of my father, but this was insane. I looked past his hands on the wheel to see the speedometer.

"Jake we're going way too fast!"

It read 120 miles per hour. That's crazy! I think I take after my mother; if it was up to me we would be going at least 100 miles per hour slower.

"Chill out, Ness. You're starting to sound like your mom." He laughed in a way that reminded me of a lumberjack. Loud and deep.

"What's the hurry, Jake?" I asked. "I don't even know where we're going."

Another think I have in common with my mom; the lack of enthusiasm when it comes to surprises. Jacob took his eyes off the road and smiled at me, taking my breath away in the process.

"It's a surprise. I'm not telling you, but I know you're going to love it." Jacob said.

He passed a single sign on the side of the road that said 'dead end'.

"Umm...Jacob? There's nothing down here," I said.

He slowed the car down and turned it off.

"I know that, Ness. Here comes the fun part."

Before I had the chance to contemplate his meaning of the word fun, I was being lifted out of my seat by two toned and tanned arms.

He paused for a moment with me in his arms and then whispered, "Ready?"

Looking up into his big brown eyes, I whispered back, "But I'm already happy like this."

Jacobs eyes glazed over as if he was in another world.

"Jake?"

He snapped back to the present, shook his shaggy brown hair, and shuddered. He looked down at me with the weirdest expression on his face.

"Welcome back, Jake. Did you have a nice time in Narnia?" I asked.

A while ago, Jacob and I watched The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe together, and he made a comment about how he wanted to go to Narnia. Of course, in response to that I smacked him in the face with a pillow that was laying on the couch. I figured that when he stared off into space like he sometimes does, that he must be going to Narnia.

"Sure did, Nessie," he joked, still looking upset about something, "Are you ready?"

"Jake, you already asked me that, and still the answer is that I'm already happy just being here in your arms."

Jacob set me down softly on the ground so that I was standing in front of him.

"Don't tempt me, Ness," he warned, his voice sounding husky.

He clicked the button on his keys to lock the car doors and set the alarm.

"Where are we going now?" I asked in a playful tone.

He smiled and pointed into the trees. "That away!"

He put his keys into his pocket and grabbed my hand, slightly pulling me towards the trees. It was dark when we entered the forest. I could hear the wildlife around us; crickets chirping and the sound of wing. My guess was that it was an owl.

We hiked for a while, heading north. The whole time, both Jake and I were quiet. The only noises disturbing nature were our uneven breathing and the sound of leaves crunching under our shoes. I would rather be wearing my converse; these heels were insane. Every hundred yards, a heel would sink into the ground. Jake, smiling, would kneel down and pull it out for me.

Finally, the forest started to thin. I thought I was going to see the big surprise now, but nope. Jake wouldn't have any of that.

"Nessie, stop for a second," Jacob said as he reached into his pocket and started fishing around for something.

He pulled out a small rectangular piece of cloth.

"What's that for?" I wondered aloud.

Jacob smiled one of his famous, but secret smiles. It was famous to me, but secret to everyone else. This smile was meant to be seen by me and no one else, and that's how I liked it.

"It's for you. It's a blindfold." He laughed.

"Great," I thought, "he's going to blindfold me."

He came close to me, so that our bodies were touching, and slipped the blindfold over my eyes. I could feel his warm breath on the back of my neck, and it caused a chill to run down my spine.

"Sorry Ness, but you're a vampire...well a half vampire anyway, and I know you can see in the dark. This is so you won't be able to see it until we get there," he whispered in my ear, sending another chill down my spine.

I reached behind me for his big hand, and he gladly let me have it. I wanted to repay him for the blindfold, so I sent him images of how mad I was at him. Images of me kneeing him. Images of him tripping on a root in the forest. I probably took it too far, but I wanted him to know I was serious.

"Ness, suck it up," he laughed. "Just deal with the blindfold. We don't have far to go, and it's worth it."

I stopped the harsh attack on him and smiled.

"It better be," I said, half pouting, half giggling.

He swept me off my feet, literally. I clung to his body while he carried me underneath the big trees. His heart was beating so fast; it was full of excitement. The sound of it was beautiful and I never wanted to forget it. Something was whispering in the back of my mind, telling me I would hear this sound again.

I could smell the salt in the air. We were somewhere near a beach. Jacob set me down and grabbed my hand.

"Only a couple of meters left," he said excitedly.

Knowing that I was as clumsy as my mother was when she was human, I felt anxious about walking with my vision impaired.

"Jacob...I don't know if I can..." I said with uncertainty.

"Do you trust me?" he asked.

"What?"

"Do you trust me?" he repeated.

"Yes," I breathed.

He led me down a dirt path with roots coving it. A couple times, he had to pick me up by the waist and lift me over the roots.

I could smell wood burning and salty air dancing around it. Jacob stopped moving and stood beside me.

"We're here," he whispered.

His hand reached to the back of my head and gently untied the blindfold. He let it drop to the ground and blushed.

"I hope you like it," he said.

"Jake...." I was searching for words. Nothing was able to describe how I felt.

I slowly lifted my hand and placed it on his cheek. This was the only way to show him how I felt. I filled his mind with images for the second time tonight, but this time they were full of warmth.

"I love it."