Challenge/Request/Contest

UPDATE (26/01/2016 6.54PM): Just finished updating the rules for this little challenge. They're shorter now. I hope that's better.

Write a story which includes the above one-shot in some capacity whether it is used as a prologue or part of the story matters not. The story MUST be beta'd; this is to ensure it's easy to read. If you and your beta still have trouble with spelling or grammar, let me know. I'm always happy to help. Keep the disclaimer short and sweet. If you don't want to write one for each chapter then explain on the first chapter that your disclaimer is one that covers all chapters because, seriously? You wouldn't be writing fan fiction if you owned the rights to the story now would you?

RULES

Pairing MUST be Jasper/Bella. Otherwise it's up to you.

Jasper leaves the Cullen's sometime after his separation from Alice and this has to be before Bella arrives in Forks.

Bella MUST know about the Volturi and vampire mates. It's up to you how and when she finds out this information.

As a newborn, Bella MUST have some control of her strength and bloodlust so she's not like in the Saga but not your typical newborn either.

Bella and Jasper MUST have a daughter together.

FORBIDDEN

Bella being pathetic, weak, stupid or naive.

Edward and Bella being married or engaged.

Bella's daughter being excluded and being named Renesmee.

Bella meeting the Volturi before she's turned and mated with Jasper.

Bella being turned by anyone except Jasper.

RECOMMENDATIONS

Bella is NOT your usual vampire so she can have an extra gift besides her Shield. If you do give her an extra ability make it one that differs from the typical vampire gifts of pain, mind reading etc.

Bella and Jasper meeting in passing before she moves to Forks. It is up to you whether they do or not.

Jasper stays with Peter and Charlotte for a minimum of 5 years.

The other Cullen's being supportive of Bella, no matter what happens between her and Edward.

Smut/Lemons: they can't be too graphic. Make those scenes brief enough that the story doesn't get pulled but also descriptive enough to please the readers.