He placed the papers on the sheet music shelf and placed his fingers on the keys. He began to play one of the most beautiful sounding lullabies I had ever heard. It melted my heart. I leaned my head on his shoulder as he continued to play and sighed in contentment. He was absolutely amazing, and he was all mine.

When he finished the sad sounding end of the piece he lifted my chin and looked deep into my eyes.

“I call it, 'Bella's Lullaby'. I wrote it for you. It just came to me. I poured my emotions of meeting you into that piece,” he paused for a moment. “Did you like it?” His green eyes seemed to shimmer with unshed tears as they penetrated through my soul.

“Edward…it was…”was all I managed to get out before I realized how close our faces had gotten during the exchange, and felt his warm lips crash into mine.

His lips moved swiftly with mine. It felt like fire erupted throughout my body, not causing pain, but instead, pure joy. I felt my hands slide around him and slide up his back to tangle my fingers in his hair. He put his hands on my hips and pulled me onto his lap, not breaking the kiss. My breath finally started getting ragged, forcing me to pull away for air. His breathing was ragged to as he leaned his forehead against mine and smiled his dazzling smile.

“Amazing..” I finally finished my sentence once I caught my breath.

He kissed my forehead and got up from the bench. He took my hand and led me back downstairs. When we made it back to the first floor, Alice was sitting next to Jasper on the loveseat and Jasper had his arm casually laid behind her on the couch.

Rosalie and Emmett were nowhere to be found. Edward seemed to realize what I was searching for.

“She must be showing him around. Or maybe they're in the backyard area.” he said.

We went to join Alice and Jasper in the living room. Only a moment later, we heard Rosalie's and Emmett's laughter as they came down the stairs. Emmett's shirt was slightly wrinkled and Rosalie's hair was somewhat out of place. My eyes grew wide with the possibilities of what the two could've been up to.