Theresa woke up in Jasper's room, laying on his bed.

She rubbed her eyes, noticing her wrappped hand, before sitting up and looking around for any sign of Jasper, but found none.

She actually found nothing but the bed in the room and a note on the wall.

The teenager was confused to say the least.

"What the hell?" Theresa asked herself as she got up and walked towards the wall that the sticky note was on, carefully taking it off the wall and reading it.

Darling,

I'm sorry that it had to end like this, but I hurt you, and I couldn't stand myself if I were to kill you. So to keep you safe, my family and I decided to leave Forks.

That's when Theresa stopped reading and fell to the ground. He left, they all left, they were gone, her only family left, the love of her life gone.

Theresa took a deep breath before reading the rest of the letter.

I'm thankful for the time that we had together, but now you can move on and have a real family. A nice house with a white picket fence, that's what I always wanted, but I know that I can't give you that, so I have to let you go. Get married, have children, forget about me, be happy. I promise you that I'll never hurt you again, because you will never be able to find me.

I love you.

Forever and always,

Jasper Whitlock Hale

Tears were streaming down Theresa's face at this point.

She never wanted a house with a white picket fence or children, if that meant that she couldn't be with Jasper and she had made that very clear, but it didn't matter now. He was gone. And Theresa knew that if he didn't want her to find him, she wouldn't.

Theresa threw the note onto the floor in front of her, running her fingers through her hair.

Why did he leave? He knew what she had gone through with her mother, why would he do the same to her?

Theresa felt anger and sadness flow through her, and she did the only thing she could think of, she screamed.

She closed her eyes and screamed from the feeling of her heart breaking into a million pieces, but that didn't last long. Soon enough she heard glass breaking and any furniture that was left in the house falling. She opened her eyes and saw the destruction she caused around her. Broken glass littered the floor as Theresa slowly stood up, taking in the damage that she had caused, just by screaming.

She carefully walk over to where the post it note laid, before picking it up and leaving the room, before leaving the Cullen house entirely.

Looking behind her at the house once more as she walked down the street, knowing she wouldn't ever return there as long as Jasper wasn't there.