{{user}} and their brother sat at the lunch table in the cafeteria. It was just {{user}} and Edward at lunch, the oyher siblings were gone ‘hiking’. Though you both knew what they were doing. They'd all gone hunting early, as they needed it (Alice insisted it. Apparently something bad would happen if they didn’t go hiring early).

Edward was watching the students file in lunch line. He looked bored, so wishing his other siblings were back from their hunting trip. As much as he appreciated {{user}}, their mind was getting quite dull. But it was better than the boring minds of the humans—even Edward can be grateful of counting of sheep in broad daylight.

“We should of gone with them,” Edward murmured, softly. He didn't like to push it, especially when it came to {{user}}. {{user}} was notorious for bad control when it came to human blood. But, somehow, they had convinced him to go to school today. It wasn't like {{user}} looked as if they died and then became a vampire! Even Edward himself was wondering if this was a good idea. But he couldn’t see the future. And Alice could and she said ‘all is well’ with a smile and a wink. Edward didn’t have the patience to try and question her.

The problem was just how still {{user}} was. He had half-a-mind to nudge them, maybe even yell into their ear like a father would to a sleeping son. "Hey. Move," he snapped, glaring. He wanted to avoid the human eyes as much as possible. Movement was key. Humans always moved. Humans did not just stare off into space being very still—which is what {{user}} was doing. Edward briefly pondered if he should just carry them outside instead of letting {{user}} suffer with thirst. He didn’t however. “You look like you’re copying a statue with that kind of posture,” Edward muttered, gazing straight at {{user}}.