Shy, reserved Edward has a little too much Jack Daniels after finding his fiancée cheating on him. Waking up the next morning in a strange woman’s bed, he fights the pull he feels for her. Will he realize they're fated for each other, or will he only focus on their differences?

***So that you know up front, this story has been pulled after the first chapter. It still makes a lemony-filled one shot if you want to read it as-is. If you're interested in the published version, you can find me in the Amazon store under my real name, Lara Norman.***

Bella is eating off the streets, edward see her one day, how will he save her

Edward Cullen is a famous movie star as is his girlfriend Tanya, the mother of his child. Their son is a week old and can't seem to keep any formula down. Annoyed by the crying and finding motherhood tedious, Tanya takes off for the spa and a commercial shoot leaving Edward alone with their newborn. 

After trying nearly every formula on the market, Esme, Edward's sister suggests breast milk. It seems like a long shot, but when Bella Swan answers the unusual ad, Edward thinks all of his problems are solved. His son is doing well, but he has a new problem, an undeniable attraction for the woman who saved his son's life. 

Bella moves into a new apartment and meets a sweet, talkative little girl named Natalie.  As they get to know each other Bella notices things that worry her.  One night changes everything for Natalie and Bella meets handsome police officer Edward, they set out together to give Natalie a better life.

Written for Fandom Against Domestic Violence. Bella, Edward and the rest of the gang are Stephanie Meyers' but Natalie and the story are all mine. This is not finished and right now I am not able to really work on it, so bear with me and just enjoy the story as it is.

Most mothers would do whatever it took to provide for their children, which was exactly what Bella Masen did when she found out her husband had left them. With the walls closing in and the debt collectors on her doorstep, how far was she willing to go?