Of All the Sweetest Minds

1- New Blood

Authors Note:

This is a fan-fic of Twilight. I plan on this being just one novel with less than twenty chapters. Of course, in order for me to do that I will be making each chapter looongg so please bear with me. It would be helpful to have read the Twilight series, however I've changed things around so much the original storyline is gone and the characters have been slightly altered. This is a multiple POV story, and while I think myself a comedic genius others may not. If you have questions please comment and I'll get to them as soon as I can. Thanks for reading and I hope you don't mind a lot of cussing cuz Micky's cursed with gutter-twat mind ;P

{ }-Micky's POV-{ }

"Mackenzie Lou Jeffries don't you dare jump out of this car!" Teri shouted at me, making me jump just a little.

I looked at Aunt Teri, short for Teresa, and slowly let go of the door handle before slouching as far as I could in the new black hummer we bought just for this move. Rain smacked into the windshield in big fat rivers. Not drops, rivers of water poured out of the dark gray sky. Our plane had been delayed a few hours so instead of arriving in the early afternoon that was forecasted as having a light drizzle like we'd planned, we got here after dinner time and god was just pissing on us. At least we were all calling it rain. My stomach growled as I thought of my missed meals, furthering my mood dip.

Aunt Teri had given me sedatives on the plane to keep me calm (I have a fear of flying) and they wore off about a hour ago, so now wide awake and grumpy as hell I was trying everything to communicate that I wasn't happy, like my last therapist suggested. Although he hadn't said anything about jumping from a moving car but... if you were in my position wouldn't you? Aunt Teri sighed and relaxed her grip on the steering wheel with a eye roll. Since she'd been raising me since I was 11, I just turned 17 three weeks ago, she was long used to my shenanigans. But one out of control birthday bash with just a little-bit of alcohol consumption and the camels back broke, off to prison we go! Well, maybe that's distorted a bit but it's the gist of why we're in the rainiest city, cross that, town in the continental United States. Although honestly it looks like we're pushing our way through mother natures green veins, what with all the green and the wet. It was getting dark out but the green still stood out.

Teri sighed, brushing back a stray strand of red-orange hair. "We'll be getting there in just a few minutes and all our stuff should already be moved in. I talked to the movers yesterday just in case this happened. They'll bring everything in even if we aren't there. So as soon as we get home we can order some pizza and do some light unpacking."

I stayed looking out the window, happy at the mention of pizza and happier that we don't have to try lugging in all that fresh bought furniture that Teri insisted we buy instead of just using our old ones. Something about the weather being so different from southern california making the wood warp. If that was true then why'd she go out and buy wooden furniture again? I still wasn't happy-happy though. I wanted my old bed, my armoire with it's crappy black paint and crooked nails sticking out around the mirror, hell I'd have liked to have my old orange and grey striped sofa with all the nail-polish stains intact but nope. New places, new faces, new surfaces. Aunt Teri's new motto.

Throwing out the majority of our closets to make room for winter clothes actually made me cry. Instead of the capris and crop tops I usually wore I was now donning thick sweat pants, even thicker boots that went up to my knee, and three layers of sweaters. I bet fifty dollars that when we step out of the hummer I'll start shivering my ass off. Teri glanced at me when I made no response, her grey-green eyes tired, then drove the rest of the way in silence.