Chapter 29: The Pain of His Heartbreak is Unfathomable
He was sitting in the exact same corner that he had been sitting in since yesterday. I walked over to Leah, “Has he even moved?” she shook her head to confirm my suspicion. I walked up to him, “Seth?” It was so weird he was looking in my general direction but it was like he looked right through me. “Seth, c’mon, we are going to go see Sienna now.” I said, wondering if he even heard me. Suddenly he snapped out of it and looked at me, “Sienna? How is she?” Jake walked up behind me, “She’s starting to wake up Seth, Come on,” He reached a hand out to help him up and Seth accepted. We walked upstairs behind Uncle Emmett who led the way. My stomach was full of borboletas I didn’t know what to expect.
The room was dim with the early morning light that filtered through. Aunt Rosalie sat nervously perched on the edge of the hospital bed. When I saw her I gasped. The last that I had seen she had literally been completely broken, not anymore. My Aunt Alice must have dressed her. She was no longer wearing the bloody rags that had been her homecoming dress, she had a pair of skinny jeans, boots and a camisa with a vest over it; her brown hair lay around her face perfectly. She was already pretty but as a vampire she was breathtaking. Seth didn’t even seem to notice, he ran to her anxiously, “Sienna?” He placed his hands on her face, she stirred slightly. Aunt Rosalie stiffened, her eyes flashing at him, “Careful dog” she snapped. “Baby come on, be nice he is just as worried as we are come on let’s leave them alone,” Uncle Emmett tried to reason with her but it didn’t work. “No Emmett, Seth should have been there! You should have been watching her,” she shrieked. I stood in shock looking at my aunt. She looked horrible; she had dark purple circles under her black eyes. She was shaking but I couldn’t tell if it was from fury or thirst she hadn’t hunted in days. She looked as though she were having a nervous breakdown. Seth looked down in shame he stood there not knowing what to say or do. Sienna tried to speak at that moment but instead she started screaming and crying. Seth went back to her and tried to comfort her at the same time that my aunt did. I had to say something; my aunt was being beyond unreasonable it wasn’t Seth’s fault he was already beating himself up enough he didn’t need to hear it from her too. I spoke up on his behalf, “Aunt Rose that is not fair. If anything we are all responsible you cannot blame this on Seth.” She looked at me with a look of horror as a sob slipped out. Uncle Emmett came up to her and placed his arms around her and gently led her out of the room. She collapsed against his side. I had never seen my aunt so weak before, both physically and emotionally and it scared me to the core. “I’m sorry, Sienna I am so sorry.” Seth leaned over her and I noticed he was shaking. He looked into her face and it was then that I saw the tears in his eyes. Jake put his arm around me and led me towards the door. I couldn’t leave the room though; I had to stay with her. Seth rubbed her hair whispered to her, “We will find who did this to you, they will pay I promise you that. I amor you, I am so sorry that I failed you.” His voice broke, it was all I could take I could feel the tears coming back and I swallowed the lump in my throat. Suddenly Sienna gasped and her breathing became extremely labored. Her body started contorting in such a way that it reminded me of a peixe out of water I shivered at the thought. Seth looked at us in panic, “What is wrong with her, what’s happening,” he screamed. “I don’t know” I said in worry, “Grandpa!” I shrieked. Everyone came running into the room at that point. My grandfather whisked into the room and placed a stethoscope to Sienna’s chest, “it’s almost time,” he reassured us. He turned to me and Jake, “Nessie, Jake Seth you are going to have to leave now.” Seth looked up his eyes wild, “No I cannot leave her again.” My mother walked up to him and spoke to him quietly, “Seth, you have to just for a bit it is not seguro for the three of you to be here. I promise I will call Jake the first moment that we know she is calm enough for you to come back. Please, just do as we ask. She will be ok.” With a look of resignation he turned back to Sienna and brought his face down to hers and kissed her ever so gently but with fervor. “I amor you Si,” he whispered to her, “I’m so sorry.” His voice broke again. “Come on Seth,” Jake whispered as he walked over to help him up. I walked over to her and kissed her forehead, “I amor you my sister, I am so sorry that I couldn’t protect you,” I thought as I placed my hand on her cheek, hoping that my contemplation would get through to her. My father guided me out of the room when we were all in the hallway he turned to us, “I know that this may be difficult but Sienna’s memorial is today at the school. You all have to go. We cannot afford for there to be any suspicions raised, you have all been seen with her and you were the last ones with her that night. I cringed and felt Jake’s arm around me but I got it together. I had to be strong at the very least for poor Seth. “Its ok dad, we can handle it, right?” I looked at Seth; he nodded quietly and headed for the stairs. “I will call Jake when it is seguro for you to come back. I want you to go back to La Push with Jake tonight, just so that you remain safe.” I looked at him in shock and he looked at both of us seriously, “but absolutely no funny business, do you hear me? Bella already spoke with Billy, Renesmee is on the couch. Alone. Understood?” I rolled my eyes, “Dad I think that we have bigger problems to worry about.” His grave look did not dissipate as he turned to Jake, “I will know everything that is happening.” Jake looked at him as though he was going to laugh, “I know Edward, I am not even going to respond because you are being ridiculous. This isn’t the time or place for this discussion; you should get back in there. You have my word that your daughter will be safe.” My father looked startled por the authority in Jake’s voice and then the shadow of an amused smile started to emerge at the corners of his mouth; but it quickly disappeared. He kissed me on the forehead. “Be good, and be sure to hunt you haven’t in days.” I kissed him on the cheek, “I amor you daddy, be careful and please let me know how she is.” With that my father gracefully slid back into the room and shut the door. Jake took my hand and smiled down at me grimly. I placed my hand on his cheek so that he could see how upsetting the idea of Sienna’s memorial was to me and how worried I was for Seth. He held my hand tightly and we walked out the door into the woods to gather my things.
He was sitting in the exact same corner that he had been sitting in since yesterday. I walked over to Leah, “Has he even moved?” she shook her head to confirm my suspicion. I walked up to him, “Seth?” It was so weird he was looking in my general direction but it was like he looked right through me. “Seth, c’mon, we are going to go see Sienna now.” I said, wondering if he even heard me. Suddenly he snapped out of it and looked at me, “Sienna? How is she?” Jake walked up behind me, “She’s starting to wake up Seth, Come on,” He reached a hand out to help him up and Seth accepted. We walked upstairs behind Uncle Emmett who led the way. My stomach was full of borboletas I didn’t know what to expect.
The room was dim with the early morning light that filtered through. Aunt Rosalie sat nervously perched on the edge of the hospital bed. When I saw her I gasped. The last that I had seen she had literally been completely broken, not anymore. My Aunt Alice must have dressed her. She was no longer wearing the bloody rags that had been her homecoming dress, she had a pair of skinny jeans, boots and a camisa with a vest over it; her brown hair lay around her face perfectly. She was already pretty but as a vampire she was breathtaking. Seth didn’t even seem to notice, he ran to her anxiously, “Sienna?” He placed his hands on her face, she stirred slightly. Aunt Rosalie stiffened, her eyes flashing at him, “Careful dog” she snapped. “Baby come on, be nice he is just as worried as we are come on let’s leave them alone,” Uncle Emmett tried to reason with her but it didn’t work. “No Emmett, Seth should have been there! You should have been watching her,” she shrieked. I stood in shock looking at my aunt. She looked horrible; she had dark purple circles under her black eyes. She was shaking but I couldn’t tell if it was from fury or thirst she hadn’t hunted in days. She looked as though she were having a nervous breakdown. Seth looked down in shame he stood there not knowing what to say or do. Sienna tried to speak at that moment but instead she started screaming and crying. Seth went back to her and tried to comfort her at the same time that my aunt did. I had to say something; my aunt was being beyond unreasonable it wasn’t Seth’s fault he was already beating himself up enough he didn’t need to hear it from her too. I spoke up on his behalf, “Aunt Rose that is not fair. If anything we are all responsible you cannot blame this on Seth.” She looked at me with a look of horror as a sob slipped out. Uncle Emmett came up to her and placed his arms around her and gently led her out of the room. She collapsed against his side. I had never seen my aunt so weak before, both physically and emotionally and it scared me to the core. “I’m sorry, Sienna I am so sorry.” Seth leaned over her and I noticed he was shaking. He looked into her face and it was then that I saw the tears in his eyes. Jake put his arm around me and led me towards the door. I couldn’t leave the room though; I had to stay with her. Seth rubbed her hair whispered to her, “We will find who did this to you, they will pay I promise you that. I amor you, I am so sorry that I failed you.” His voice broke, it was all I could take I could feel the tears coming back and I swallowed the lump in my throat. Suddenly Sienna gasped and her breathing became extremely labored. Her body started contorting in such a way that it reminded me of a peixe out of water I shivered at the thought. Seth looked at us in panic, “What is wrong with her, what’s happening,” he screamed. “I don’t know” I said in worry, “Grandpa!” I shrieked. Everyone came running into the room at that point. My grandfather whisked into the room and placed a stethoscope to Sienna’s chest, “it’s almost time,” he reassured us. He turned to me and Jake, “Nessie, Jake Seth you are going to have to leave now.” Seth looked up his eyes wild, “No I cannot leave her again.” My mother walked up to him and spoke to him quietly, “Seth, you have to just for a bit it is not seguro for the three of you to be here. I promise I will call Jake the first moment that we know she is calm enough for you to come back. Please, just do as we ask. She will be ok.” With a look of resignation he turned back to Sienna and brought his face down to hers and kissed her ever so gently but with fervor. “I amor you Si,” he whispered to her, “I’m so sorry.” His voice broke again. “Come on Seth,” Jake whispered as he walked over to help him up. I walked over to her and kissed her forehead, “I amor you my sister, I am so sorry that I couldn’t protect you,” I thought as I placed my hand on her cheek, hoping that my contemplation would get through to her. My father guided me out of the room when we were all in the hallway he turned to us, “I know that this may be difficult but Sienna’s memorial is today at the school. You all have to go. We cannot afford for there to be any suspicions raised, you have all been seen with her and you were the last ones with her that night. I cringed and felt Jake’s arm around me but I got it together. I had to be strong at the very least for poor Seth. “Its ok dad, we can handle it, right?” I looked at Seth; he nodded quietly and headed for the stairs. “I will call Jake when it is seguro for you to come back. I want you to go back to La Push with Jake tonight, just so that you remain safe.” I looked at him in shock and he looked at both of us seriously, “but absolutely no funny business, do you hear me? Bella already spoke with Billy, Renesmee is on the couch. Alone. Understood?” I rolled my eyes, “Dad I think that we have bigger problems to worry about.” His grave look did not dissipate as he turned to Jake, “I will know everything that is happening.” Jake looked at him as though he was going to laugh, “I know Edward, I am not even going to respond because you are being ridiculous. This isn’t the time or place for this discussion; you should get back in there. You have my word that your daughter will be safe.” My father looked startled por the authority in Jake’s voice and then the shadow of an amused smile started to emerge at the corners of his mouth; but it quickly disappeared. He kissed me on the forehead. “Be good, and be sure to hunt you haven’t in days.” I kissed him on the cheek, “I amor you daddy, be careful and please let me know how she is.” With that my father gracefully slid back into the room and shut the door. Jake took my hand and smiled down at me grimly. I placed my hand on his cheek so that he could see how upsetting the idea of Sienna’s memorial was to me and how worried I was for Seth. He held my hand tightly and we walked out the door into the woods to gather my things.
It's all hats off now, all drum rolls and applause
por slight of the hand you will turn them into dust
A face to face you will lead them por the fall
A track fiend and the saw dust
You're allowed to stare it out
It’s all good luck charms
All trying to understand
Indeed inside me will always hope for worse
You say you keep them close by
They're closer than you think
A track fiend and the saw dust
You're allowed to stare it out
seguinte spring will bring you back again
You'll sigh and crack the whip for us
And maybe you will be the one
Who'll draw the line in the sand
For us to crawl
It's all past bats now
All painting gorgeous time
And maybe when the night comes
You'll open up the cage
You'll open up the cage
por slight of the hand you will turn them into dust
A face to face you will lead them por the fall
A track fiend and the saw dust
You're allowed to stare it out
It’s all good luck charms
All trying to understand
Indeed inside me will always hope for worse
You say you keep them close by
They're closer than you think
A track fiend and the saw dust
You're allowed to stare it out
seguinte spring will bring you back again
You'll sigh and crack the whip for us
And maybe you will be the one
Who'll draw the line in the sand
For us to crawl
It's all past bats now
All painting gorgeous time
And maybe when the night comes
You'll open up the cage
You'll open up the cage
Your lips are nettles
Your tongue is wine
Your laughter’s liquid
But your body’s pine
You amor all sailors
But hate the beach
You say come touch me
But you’re always out of reach
In the dark you tell me of a flower
That only blooms in the tolet, violet hour
Your arms are lovely
Yellow and rose
Your back’s a meadow
Covered in snow
Your thighs are thistles
And hot-house grapes
You breathe your sweet breath
And have me wait
In the dark you tell me of a flower
That only blooms in the tolet, violet hour
I turn the lights out
I clean the sheets
You change the station
Turned up the heat
And now you’re sitting
Upon your chair
You’ve got me enrolados up
Inside your beautiful black hair
In the dark you tell me of a flower
That only blooms in the tolet, violet hour
In the dark you tell me of a flower
That only blooms in the tolet, violet hour
Your tongue is wine
Your laughter’s liquid
But your body’s pine
You amor all sailors
But hate the beach
You say come touch me
But you’re always out of reach
In the dark you tell me of a flower
That only blooms in the tolet, violet hour
Your arms are lovely
Yellow and rose
Your back’s a meadow
Covered in snow
Your thighs are thistles
And hot-house grapes
You breathe your sweet breath
And have me wait
In the dark you tell me of a flower
That only blooms in the tolet, violet hour
I turn the lights out
I clean the sheets
You change the station
Turned up the heat
And now you’re sitting
Upon your chair
You’ve got me enrolados up
Inside your beautiful black hair
In the dark you tell me of a flower
That only blooms in the tolet, violet hour
In the dark you tell me of a flower
That only blooms in the tolet, violet hour