A/N: YAY! I finally updated, it must be a miracle. I know it's a bit short, but I just felt that it works better this way.

Disclaimer I don't think I've put one of these in yet, so this one is going to count for the entire story. Soryy to disappoint you all, but I am not Stephenie Meyer and I don't own Twilight or New Moon. I do own a copy of both books, but I don't think that counts...

I would like to dedicate this chapter to Evermore and their song 'The Only One I See' which inspired this chapter!

Edward POV

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Why won't Alice listen to me? Bella isn't complaining about skiing, so there's no reason for Alice to. I would never let anything bad happen to my angel.

"Listen to me Edward, Bella should not go down there alone."

"She's not going to be alone; I will be right beside her the whole time."

"Please listen Edward; this is not going to end well. You have to trust me." Alice was wrong. Nothing bad was going to happen today. If something bad was going to happen, Alice would have seen it and told me long ago, not seconds before we started.

"You know that I would never let anything happen to Bella, so get off my back!" I did feel kind of bad for yelling at my sister, but she needed to trust me.

My argument with Alice was interrupted as a scream escaped from Rosalie's lips. I turned to see Rosalie standing frozen in shock. Then I saw what had made her scream.

My angel was falling.

Bella was flying down the side of the slope, alone and helpless. She was more than halfway down the hill, if I ran now I could possibly save her. But my legs refused to move. I stood in the snow as I watched in horror at the sight in front of me. Bella needed me to save her. To come to her rescue as she had done for me in Italy. But I couldn't move a muscle in my entire body. I could only watch and pray for a miracle to come and save my Bella.

It was then that I felt what was left of my heart would shatter into a million pieces. Bella was heading towards the bottom of the hill, something that should have made me happy. The problem was that the bottom of the hill had a large tree and Bella was going straight towards it.

The next few seconds were the most painful to watch in my entire existence. Bella flew down the last of the slope and right in to the waiting arms of the tree. I saw her body fall to the ground.

"NO!" I screamed as I felt my whole world crumble around me.

I ran as fast as I could down the slope to Bella's aid. I reached her only seconds after she fell. The snow was covered in a scarlet blanket of blood and there, in the middle of it, lay my angel; broken.

Listening against her chest, I could still hear Bella's heart beating, just.

"Bella, stay with me. Can you hear me…? Please be okay."

I felt the others presence behind me as they reach the spot where Bella lay.

"Call Carlisle," I didn't even look at the others, I was too afraid to leave Bella out of my sight for another second.

"Ed-dward, there isn't enough time. Carlisle will never get here before…" Alice couldn't finish her sentence before she fell into Jasper's arms sobbing.

"You know what you have to do Edward." This time it was Rosalie who stepped forward to speak. And she was right; I knew exactly what she was talking about. But I wouldn't do it. This was not how we planned it. "If you wait for Carlisle it will be too late. Either you change her now or lose her forever."

Rosalie's words cut through me like a knife. I knew that she was right, but I wished that she wasn't. I could feel the time ticking away. Time, something I had always taken for granted and now it was running out, at least for Bella. There was no choice, as much as I felt it was wrong. I knew it was the way things had to be.