"Open the door!" She cried out and pound her fist against the wood. "Please, somebody!" She started to cry then and fumbled with the lock thinking maybe she had locked herself in, but still couldn't managed to pull the door open. "Edward!" The lights went out in the bathroom then causing it to become pitch black. Her breathing picked up and spiked her panic even further as she continued to pull on the door handle with one hand and beat on it with her other hand. "Let me out!" She never had the courage to turn around and find out if she was still imagining him since she was too afraid.

The only sound that really stood out in her head was how hard she was breathing and the feel of her face soaked with tears. She couldn't understand why no was was trying to help her until she heard an unlikely voice.

Jasper was the first one to the bathroom door having heard her cries from where he had been in the house. Edward was still in the music room with some headphones on unaware at the moment of what was going on. Jasper pulled on the door and even under his vampire strength couldn't seem to open it. "Bella are you ok? What's happening?"

She was just happy the voice she heard she knew and didn't care what it was saying, she just wanted to be free. "Open the door please!"

Jasper tried again using all he had and it didn't budge. He started to worry at the panic in her tone and the fear he could feel radiating off her. He tried to manipulate her mind to calm her down while he tried to figure out how to get her out and yelled for Edward loud enough to where he would hear, but didn't hurt Bella's ears.

Edward jerked up at his yell and ripped the head phones off darting in the direction of them. He knew something was wrong with a cry like that and stopped at the door where Jasper was standing. Instantly he picked up on the situation when he could hear Bella on the other side in a panic.

"Jasper let me out!" She screamed then as she was knocked to the floor by an unseen force and her only defense was to curl up into a ball against the wall since she couldn't see to defend herself.