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"
It
’
s
the
American
pastime
,
"
he
said
with
mock
solemnity
.
It
was
just
beginning
to
drizzle
when
Edward
turned
onto
my
street
.
Up
until
that
moment
,
I
’
d
had
no
doubt
that
he
’
d
be
staying
with
me
while
I
spent
a
few
interim
hours
in
the
real
world
.
And
then
I
saw
the
black
car
,
a
weathered
Ford
,
parked
in
Charlie
’
s
driveway
-
and
heard
Edward
mutter
something
unintelligible
in
a
low
,
harsh
voice
.
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Leaning
away
from
the
rain
under
the
shallow
front
porch
,
Jacob
Black
stood
behind
his
father
’
s
wheelchair
.
Billy
’
s
face
was
impassive
as
stone
as
Edward
parked
my
truck
against
the
curb
.
Jacob
stared
down
,
his
expression
mortified
.
Edward
’
s
low
voice
was
furious
.
"
This
is
crossing
the
line
.
"
"
He
came
to
warn
Charlie
?
"
I
guessed
,
more
horrified
than
angry
.
Edward
just
nodded
,
answering
Billy
’
s
gaze
through
the
rain
with
narrowed
eyes
.
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I
felt
weak
with
relief
that
Charlie
wasn
’
t
home
yet
.
"
Let
me
deal
with
this
,
"
I
suggested
.
Edward
’
s
black
glare
made
me
anxious
.
To
my
surprise
,
he
agreed
.
"
That
’
s
probably
best
.
Be
careful
,
though
.
The
child
has
no
idea
.
"