Edward rode in the backseat of my father's police car, behind the fiberglass divider, with an amused… — Stephenie Meyer
Edward rode in the backseat of my father's police car, behind the fiberglass divider, with an amused expression — probably due to my father's amused expression, and the grin that widened every time Charlie stole a glance at Edward in his rearview mirror.
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