Until he came along – Prologue

Detta är alltså en liten 7-kapitels-fanfic som jag kom på att jag skulle skriva igår (därav eventuella fel) som en slags nedräkning på året :D Om ni sett teaser trailern Ida publicerade igår så har ni kanske lite hum om vad det kommer att handla om ;) Detta är en kort introduktion/prolog – ett nytt kapitel kommer publiceras varje dag fram till nyår!

Pssst! Detta är exklusivt för thetwilightsaga.se – jag har inte publicerat den någon annanstans, än :D Troligtvis kommer den komma upp på min fanfic-sida nästa år, efter den har blivit betad och lite finslipad!

“Where to start? I’m Isabella Swan, but you can call me Bella. I rather you did, actually. I’m looking love. Or to be perfectly honest, I wasn’t looking for it, but I started to wonder if there really was such thing as true love for me. I believe in meeting your other half, but how do I meet my other half?

I grew up in a small town called Forks. My dad was the chief of police and we lived in a small house, just me and him. My mom had passed away when I was three, leaving Charlie to take care of me.

Right now I’m living in an apartment in Manhattan, New York and work as an A&R at a recently started record label. I worked really hard to get there, starting off as a musician myself. I realized pretty soon though that – as much as I love the spotlight and to make people hear what I have created, I rather work behind the scenes. I still create and play on my own.

So I have my dream job, a perfect place in a perfect part of a big town, a nice group of friends and a stable economy. My life is pretty much perfect. Except for one thing. Yes, love.

I have no idea what I’m doing wrong. I’m really confident in myself and I find it pretty easy to talk with guys. On top of that, I’m always surrounded by hot guys, since a lot of band-members are pretty good looking. Not to mention the fact that a guy certainly gets more attractive if he plays an instrument or sings like a god. I’ve always had a thing for musicians.

Maybe it was me? I’m 26 and I still haven’t been in love properly. I could blame my job, I had worked hard to be where I was today, but at the same time, that had nothing to do with me seeing guys. I went on a few dates now and then, but it was never more than that.

My friends always try to set me up for blind dates, hooking me up with some hot guy they know, and sure, I have a good time and all, but I never felt like I clicked with someone. I’ve gained a lot of new friends though.

Speaking of which, I have a date with a guy tonight. We’re going to watch a movie. The worst thing ever, right? Like teenagers…”

I heard her scribble down some words on her board. “So why do you feel like coming here?”

“I wanted to clear my head, I guess. My friends always set me up as soon as I tell them something like this.”

Tanya nodded and wrote something down before taking off her glasses. “Yes, this is a safe place for you to talk about anything that’s on your heart. Judging from your words, you seem to be very confident in yourself and just need a place to speak your mind, am I right?”

“Yes.”

“So what do you say about an appointment every 14 days? Of course, you can call me anytime if there’s something you need to say.”

“That sounds good.” I rose from the therapist chair. “Thank you, Tanya.”

She smiled and put her glasses back on. “It’s my job. Now, if you’d like, you can call me after your date tonight and talk about it. I’m really excited over having you as a – in lack of other word – patient.”