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valerie june Asked:

Where can i read the second chapter of new moon? that is on line and free without downloading??

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dreamcatcher21 Answered:

Try to look for that in the net but as far as I'm concerned, this is considered illegal. You should buy the book itself, think about the efforts of Stephanie Meyer to bring this book to our pleasure.

Posted 3 years ago

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Posted 2 years ago

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Carlisle was the only one that stayed calm. Centuries of experience in the emergency room were evident in his quiet, authoritative voice.
"Emmet, Rose, get Jasper outside."
Unsmiling for once, Emmet nodded. "Come on, Jasper."
Jasper struggled against Emmet's unbreakable grasp, twisting around, reaching toward his brother with his bared teeth, eyes still past reason.
Edward's face was whiter than bone as he wheeled to crouch over me, taking a clearly defensive position. A low warning growl slid from between his clenched teeth. I could tell that he wasn't breathing.
Rosalie, her divine face strangely smug, stepped in front of Jasper--keeping a careful distance from his teeth- and helped Emmet wrestle him through the glass door that Esme held open, one hand pressed over her mouth and nose.
Esme's heart shaped face was ashamed. "I'm so sorry Bella," She cried as she followed the others into the yard.
"Let me by, Edward," Carlisle murmured.
A second passed, and then Edward nodded slowly and relaxed his stance.
Carlisle knelt besides me, leaning close to examine my arm. I could feel the shock frozen on my face, and I tried to compose it.
"Here, Carlisle," Alice said, handing him a towel.
He shook his head. "Too much glass in the wound." He reached over and ripped a long, thin scrap from the bottom of the white table cloth. He twisted it around my arm above the elbow to form a tourniquet. The smell of the blood was making me dizzy. My ears rang.
"Bella," Carlisle said softly. "Do you want me to drive you to the hospital, or would you like me to take care of it here?"
"Here, please." I whispered. If he took me to the hospital, there would be no way to keep this from Charlie.
"I'll get your bag." Alice said.
"Lets take her to the kitchen table," Carlisle said to Edward.
Edward lifted me effortlessly, while Carlisle kept the pressure steady on my arm.
"How are you doing, Bella?" Carlisle asked.