©Sunrisepainter: September Moon

Title: September Moon

Fandom: Twilight (Novels)

Genre: Drama, Romance, Humor

Author: Sunrisepainter

Language: English

Raiting: T

Plot: Maddy pent her whole life in Forks. She wants to leave this one-horse town someday to become a famous dancer. However, things start to change after a big storm and a scary encounter in the woods. It's the beginning of a heartbreaking and fragile, but dazzling first love.

Table of Content:

Prologue

1. A Stormy Encounter

2. An Anxious Feeling

3. A Clearwater's Dedication

4. A Big Dream

5. A Prejudiced Mind

6. A Deep Sorrow

7. A Dangerous Trip

8. A Burning Anger

9. A Comforting Hand

10. A Brave Decision

11. An Old Legend

12. A Mother's Love

13. A Sparkling Dance

14. A Vampire's Breath

15. A Heart's Desire

16. An Unchanging Destiny

Epilogue

September Moon

by Sunrisepainter

Prologue

"You have to think outside the box", my grandmother used to say over and over again, whenever we went to see her.

I still can hear her voice in my head, although she is gone for a long time now. I always took her words seriously, even if I never knew what she meant by it. Now, that I'm almost sixteen, I finally know what my dear Granny was up to:

"Leave your small world behind and look out for all the possibilities you have."

She could talk: She had lived at Gulf Coast in Florida where always happens a lot of stuff. Hurricanes, celebrities, tourists...

And while she had been able to enjoy the blooming life, I am still stuck with the rest my family in a small one-horse town named Forks where it was raining all the time and tourists seldom showed their faces

It seems like Phoenix is shielded from the rest of the world, like there is an invisible electric border. Sometimes, to me, it looks ike everything happens slower in Forks then in Washington or San Francisco, for example, but perhaps it was just my imagination.

Anyway, I am looking forward to the day I could pack my suitcases and say:

"Well, it's over Mom and Dad. Have a nice life, but here is nothing what makes me stay!"

Everytime, I think about me leaving, the shocked gaze of my parents comes to my mind. They know about my plans but for now it is still a taboo issue. It is hard to escape from the exaggerated care of my overprotective mother.

However, my goal is simple and clear to me since my fifth birthday: I wanted to become a show dancer.

End of Prologue.