#twilight fans

[vorpalfae]

[gloomywings]

Kristen Stewart(Bella Swan) & Krys Hyatt(Embry Call) on the set of Twilight in 2008🌲⛈️ didn’t know the wolf pack listened to HIM but I’m here for it ♡ 𖤐

[myownforksuniverse]

Bella Swan inspired room Twilight Vibes🍎🐺🌲🛻

[twilightinparadise]

“and third, i was unconditionally,

irrevocably in love with him”

[twilightandduskwood]

Twilight Book Playlist (according to Stephenie Meyer!) I really liked the songs, I'm going to reread the book while listening to the playlist to see how it feels.

[geezerwench]

Star Wars fans / Twilight fans

[best-imagines]

Twilight Fans!

Twilight fans, I need your help/opinion!

After a human is bitten how much time do you think there is to suck out the venom? For example if someone was bitten on the neck, the venom would travel to the heart quicker than if they were bitten on the arm (like Bella’s bite from James). 

I know full transformations can take 3-4 days (give or take), but what do you think the cut off time for sucking out the venom would be? If bitten on the neck, with their heart probably racing from the adrenaline/pain making it travel even faster to the heart; maybe 5 minutes, 10 minutes max before you start having to suck out too much blood alongside the venom? 

Haven’t read the books so unsure if it’s mentioned at all.