Imogen Sierra Swan has always loved her Dad and had quickly become the sunshine in his life. But when the Cullen's first arrived in Forks Imogen quickly becomes someone else's sunshine. That person is; Jasper Hale. Their love was like sleeping slowl...
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Chapter Ten, First and Second Year Anniversaries
Two years have passed since Jasper and Imogen started dating. Two glorious, wonderful and love filled years. For their first anniversary on - ironically as Imogen loved Harry Potter - the 1st September, Jasper had decided to take them on a romantic picnic and to the funfair at the edge of Forks and Port Angeles before they started school on Monday the 3rd September. They had even come up with similar gift ideas for their first year.
Jasper had gotten Imogen an album dictating their first year together with photos, sweet messages, and even their tickets to the cinema, theatres, ballet recitals, cheerleading competition tickets that Jasper went to watch, and the ticket to the funfair, along with a frame containing their photos inside a number one. Jasper left Baseball alone as he knew that was a Father-Daughter day that Imogen loved doing with her Dad.
Imogen had gotten Jasper two frames: one dislocating happy first anniversary with a photo and another one held a photo of the two hugging with the world: 'so together they built a life they loved' with their names and the fate they met that day in the school car park when Imogen suffered a severe migraine attack after cheerleading practice and Jasper caught her just after they moved to Forks. Since that day Jasper's life and Imogen's have only improved. They have never felt love quite like the one they felt for each other. They support each other endlessly, bolster each other, over a shoulder to cry or an ear to rant; in short they love each other unconditionally.
