Alice luxuriated in that kiss, probably the first thing she hadn't scrambled after since he'd pulled up in front of the house. She could still feel him twining his way through her feelings, soothing this and that, like he was a warm bath.

It should all come rushing back now, the visions she'd missed and would have threaded into place anyway, the pressure at being blocked forwards and back, but it didn't. Fragments maybe, things she'd been struggling to remember without noticing, but all she really felt return with any strength was fear. Not so sweet now.

"I have to get out," she managed, but she still didn't move. Didn't think she could, and moreover didn't want to know. "I have to go." Shouldn't have come. Made it worse. Kiss me again and make it go away.

Sunrise made sense. Sunrise meant staying, just awhile longer, and maybe getting rid of some of the more insistent questions already being answered in her head for awhile.

"I'd ask you to come with me, but you still won't." She bit her lip, fear flaring up briefly before she pressed herself against him again, which made it easier for some reason. "You need to know something. She- I mean She- I saw Her." She couldn't talk about most of it, for all Alice talked and talked. "She told me Dru's sight is just as screwed as mine and to tell her, but Dru won't believe me and Edward probably-" She stopped again. "Just someone needs to know, you know. If you're going back."

Alice's laugh was manic. "Chicago, Jasper. Right." When this is all over, he would have to say that, which was questions and answers and fear redoubled, and she had to close her eyes and breathe for a second just to keep from panicking and dress, shoes, keys, leaving.

"Edward will believe you, I don't know why and probably not at first but he will eventually if you're there for that long, 'cause he's not going anywhere and I can't make him." She curled against him. "Please don't be there for that long."