A/N: Sorry I've been so busy after starting college just a few weeks ago and haven't been able to update. I've also been working on an entry for a fanfiction contest and posted a one-shot about Charlie and Renée. I have some ideas for a couple more stories too. Anyways. In texts, Bella is plain italic, Edward is bold italic, Alice is underlined plain italic.

I do not own any of the characters. They all belong to the wonderful Stephenie Meyer. I also do not own any songs or websites mentioned. They belong to their respective owners.

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Chapter 6: Dreams Really Do Come True

BPOV

The name. Jasper. It was from Alice's matches. Jasper Hale. He was Edward's roommate, and we were going to meet him! Alice would get to meet her match. Hopefully this would go better than the thing with James, then again, everyone would be there to watch out for her and Edward had known him for a while, so I trusted the guy, even though I'd never met him myself. I smiled about the fact that Alice could get to be happy like me, that the site could actually work for her. Then I realized I had been stirring the pasta for too long.

I quickly finished dinner and set it out for Alice and Emmett with a big smile on my face. I had to hide my smile quickly, so as to keep the secret from them. But of course, Alice had to ruin the surprise, a little.

“So, I have this 'feeling' that you're hiding something awesome from me, Miss Bella.” Alice said at dinner.

“Well, I guess you'll just have to wait to find out, then won't you?” I said, an evil grin on my face.

“Aww Bella, come on. Pleeeeeeease tell me?? You know I hate not knowing!” Alice said this, whipping out her puppy dog eyes, but I wasn't giving in this time.

“Nope, you're just gonna have to wait…until tomorrow.” I said, knowing that she would be perfectly fine knowing it was coming soon.

The rest of dinner went quietly. Once dinner finished, Alice eagerly helped me with the dishes while Emmett turned on the television. When we finished, we went and joined him in the living room. He was watching a romantic movie on Lifetime, called ,“How I Married My High School Crush.” It was a okay movie. It was about a girl, who wished she could marry her crush, and a solar eclipse granted the wish and took her 17 years in the future, where she's marrying the guy. Kinda reminded me of a cheesy version of “13 going on 30.”