Okay sounds good.

I felt my phone buzz again, but this time the message was from Alice.

OMJ. We all have to hang out together.

I smiled and quickly replied.

We already plan to. Tonight. Dinner at Edward's. Emmett's coming, too.

Sweet Jesus. This is amazing. Ah, I'm in love!

We got out of class early because we only went over class rules and the syllabus. When we got up to leave, Alice realized how much shorter than Jasper she really was. She only reached up to his mid-bicep. She pouted a little, but quickly hid it as she smiled at Jasper as she said goodbye, and we walked out to our separate cars.

We went home to have some lunch and wait for Emmett to tell him about the night's plans. We decided to go ahead and change into our outfits for dinner. We wanted to stay cute and casual, so we could catch the eyes of our cuties, while staying comfortable.

I decided to keep on my black skinny jeans and threw on a cute gray shirt with various hearts and designs on it, that came with a matching scarf. I set my gray jacket aside for when it was time to leave. (both girls' outfits on fanfiction profile). I touched up my makeup and decided to let my hair fall down in light waves down my back after being in a bun all morning. I topped it off with black flats that had a bow on the top and went to see what Alice had changed into.

She had decided on a blue and white, thin-striped button-up shirt, with a white, lacy camisole underneath and a light blue, jean skirt. She paired it with little, white flats and a thick, white, lacy headband. She had also touched up her makeup and spiked her out just a little. By the time we were both ready, Emmett was home.

We filled him in on the plan, telling him there'd be a cute, single girl there for him. He immediately agreed and went to get cleaned up.

We hung around the house watching television and going on the computer until 5:15 pm, which meant it was time for us to go to Edward's. This was going to be the first time I saw Edward's apartment and actually hung out with his roommates. I hoped I wouldn't make a fool of myself, which I had a habit of doing thanks to my wonderful clumsiness.