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Waking up the next morning, relishing the feeling of Jasper's arms around me I don't want to move from this place. Snuggling deeper into his side, I feel him chuckle lightly, running his hand through my hair, and it makes me smile, just glad to have him back.

"You know, we can't stay in bed all day right? Emmett will never let us live it down." He chuckles as I groan out loud, knowing he's right.

"I hate that you're right..." I mumble into the sheets, still not making any move to get up.

"C'mon darlin', let's go downstairs." I groan again, forcing myself to sit up lazily, my tangled mess of hair falling into my face and I humph in dissatisfaction. Pulling my hair messily into a bun, I look towards Jasper who is smiling over at me and I shake my head with a glare.

"It is much too early for this. But heaven forbid we give Emmett any more reason to unnecessarily think too far into things."He chuckles again, placing a kiss to my temple in attempts to make me feel better. I smile at his attempts and shake my head, and he captures my lips this time with his, making me smile into it.

Dragging myself from the warmness of the bed, I quickly stretch and grabbing one of Jasper's jumpers and placing it over my pajamas I grasp Jasper's outstretched hand and we head downstairs. We make our way downstairs and the smell of coffee suddenly fills my senses, causing to give me a little pep in my step, making Jasper chuckle again.

"I just love Esme." I breath out, with a smile excited for the prospect of coffee.

"Your love for coffee amazes me sometimes." Jasper laughs, as he just doesn't understand. Coffee wasn't a big thing when he was human, when we first knew each other, but now with high school and a job, coffee was a necessity.

"It's something I've come to love and need in this life time." I laugh slightly, as Jasper gets a thinking look on his face and it makes me curious, but I'm quickly distracted by the stronger smell of coffee.

Thanking Esme as I grab the steaming cup of gold, I sit beside Jasper on the couch and he instinctually wraps an arm around me. Enjoying the taste and caffeine from my drink, and the closeness of my boyfriend, we enjoy the silence before Esme comes around the corner.

"Do you guys have anything planned for today?" I look to Jasper with a curious look, not really sure we were going to do anything, and the thinking look returns.

"Is Carlisle going to be home today? I think we've got some things to talk about him with." I raise an eyebrow in question, but remember all the weird things that have happened lately, and Carlisle would know more than us.

"Is everything alright?" Esme asks in concern as she sits on the chair next to us, her amber eyes alight with questions.

"Everything seems to be fine, I've just been experiencing some weird things and am hoping Carlisle will have some answers." I shrug with a small smile, hoping to show Esme that things really are fine.

"Strange things like what?" Her voice still filled with concern, her amount of concern making me feel like these things are just silly worries that she shouldn't have to worry about.

At a loss of how to explain this without sounding completely mad, I shrug before getting out of explaining as Carlisle makes his way through the back door, smiling to all of us and greeting Esme with a tender kiss on her head. I take another sip of my quickly chilling coffee, feeling Jasper pull me closer before gaining the attention of his adopted father.

"Carlisle, do you think Sophie and I could speak with you about something?" I make a face at his bluntness, but then my memories support the fact he's always been blunt.

"Of course, is everything alright you two?" He sits beside Esme and gives us his full attention.

"Yes, I think. Things have been strange, did Jazz tell you about my past, our past?" Might as well jump into it and start with the strangest bit of it. I watch as their faces morph into confusion, looking between the two of us unsure.

"What do you mean your past? You and Jasper have met before?" Carlisle questions, most likely remembering the time Jasper and I ran into each other in his office at work, which was the first time we were introduced again.

"Yes, 150 years ago to be exact." Jasper states, and both their jaws drop in shock. "It seems Sophia has the memories of my betrothed from my time as a human."

"I remember that day in the office. I've never seen you so rattled before, you even attempted to correct me on who she was." Carlisle explains and I had never heard the other side of this conversation, but I do remember Jasper calling me my other name. "Do you now have access to these memories?" Carlisle questions and I nod, hoping he doesn't want the whole detail of how I got them back.

"I do, all the memories and emotions from then, sometimes mix with the now. It was overwhelming at first, but I've gotten accustomed to it."

"How strange. I've not heard of a doppelgänger retaining their old memories, or even emotions for that matter." Carlisle thinks, and my hope falls as he admits he's not heard of anything like this.

"That isn't the strangest thing, in honesty." Jasper begins, but I look to him in confusion not knowing what he's talking about. I mean, having memories from 150 years ago is pretty weird.

"Recently, after you got your memories back, when we're with my other siblings, haven't you noticed the strange things that you experience?" He lets me think on it as Carlisle turns an interested gaze towards me.

"Are you talking about the weird headache I got during baseball? I didn't think anything..." I trail off when I think about what I saw, which happened seconds after.. Thought of the times where I had heard Jasper talk when he hadn't moved his lips, and I look back at my boyfriend with wide eyes.

"So you have noticed?" He questions gently as all the strange instances go through my mind.

"I guess I didn't really think too much about it, and then I just forget to bring it back up." I shrug, thinking about all the weird instances that have happened lately.

"I think I actually have heard of this happening before." He begins leading us all to his library. "It was very similar to the two of you, except it was a human male and an immortal female. He had the rare ability to siphon the abilities and characteristics of some immortals." I listen intently to what Carlisle is saying, and I notice Jasper tense at his words.

"Not much is recorded about what all the male could do, but there are writings that say his blood smelled different compared to other humans, which protected him against our kind, and that he became immortal while still having a beating heart." I mull this over, thinking of the baseball game a couple months ago where the tracker didn't even notice me there when he should've easily smelt me.

"Some speculate it's because of his siphon abilities, that he was able to take the immortality trait of his mate, the female, and live along side her. This could be why you two found each other again after all these years."

I'm stunned into silence and am having a hard time wrapping my head around the fact that all these strange happenings were because I was drawing on the gifts of Jasper's siblings, and even Jasper himself. But immortality? I don't see how that could be possible, but it does make sense in the sense of me having another life to find Jasper again... The room lapses into silence as we all think about Carlisle's revelation, and I'm quite surprised I'm taking this so well. It isn't everyday you're told you will live as long as your soul mate who happens to be a vampire, oh and you can borrow supernatural powers if you wanted to.

"Well, this definitely explains that has been going on lately." I mutter running a hand through my hair, thinking it all through.

"But I wonder why it's been causing you pain--"

"It was just the vision in the baseball field, my head just wasn't used to seeing those things." I shrug trying to comfort Jasper, knowing he's going to worry about me. "All the other instances have been painless."

"So this, ability makes you immortal..? Because of me?" Jasper questions, and unfortunately I can't read him enough to know just how he feels about all of this, like he's hidden his own emotions from me.

"That's what I gathered from when this happened, years ago." Carlisle nods, and Jasper jumps up and begins pacing and now I'm confused completely at his reaction.

"So you technically won't be or aren't completely human?"

"No? Maybe? I dunno Jasper, why are you so worked up about this? This is good right?" I voice in confusion, as he continues to pace and I notice Carlisle leave as things get tense.

"But this means you won't have a normal human life—"

"I never wanted a normal human life."

I cut him off, my frustration building not knowing where this is even coming from. He's never this uptight, nor so worried about my humanity. His pacing stops as he looks at me, almost shocked at my words, like he didn't expect them to come from me and that they seem hard to believe.

"Don't be ridiculous, Sophie. Why would you--"

"You don't know of what happened when you never came back from the war... I didn't want a life without you Jasper. This second chance, that appears to have no end, is more than I could've asked for."

"You don't know what an immortal life will take from you Sophia. It isn't as glamorous as you would think."

"And neither was living without you. I won't be a vampire, if that's what you're so worried about. All Carlisle said was that I would gain the immortality, without having to change. We also don't even know fully if that will happen to me, it isn't exactly common." I comment as I stand in his path, making him look at me and I see the tortured look, but I also see a glimmer of hope and I know he feels the same.

"Then what do you suggest we do?" He asks quietly as I grasp his hand in mine.

"Take it one day at a time, just like we used to. If it's true and we have all the time in the world, then great. But for now, there's no need to worry."

I reassure, hoping he won't worry about this any longer and we can move on knowing there's a chance that we can truly have our own forever.