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OK here's what actually happens in the book: (Spoiler Alert!!)
They don't kiss in New Moon at all but they do however, kiss twice in Eclipse. Edward is not extremely mad at either incidence.
The first time Jacob and Bella kissed was when she went to visit Jacob at his house and she broke her hand. Edward was not extremely mad he just in a very Edward-like way, calmly explained to Jacob that if he ever kissed her again without her explicit instructions (her asking him to) he would break his jaw.
The second time was when Jacob was about to go kill himself right before the fight with the newborns because he had just found out that Edward and Bella were getting married, and he told Bella that he had nothing else to live for. (Edward later explains that this was a trap that Jacob set for Bella so that she could kiss him without getting in trouble with Edward). Bella then asked him to kiss her to stop Jacob from doing something stupid and getting himself killed intentionally. Again, Edward was not mad; he was very loving and understanding, as is his nature because he truly only wants Bella to be happy no matter who she picks! Bella was upset at herself and Edward commented that he wishes she hadn't asked because he really would have enjoyed breaking his face.
Team Edward all the way!! Why? Case in point up above, He truly is the better man...I mean Vampire!!
no, they don't in the first book. They only do properly near the end in book three but Jacob forces kisses on Bella a few times in books 2, 3 and at the very begining of 4 but Bella is not willing.
She started to say no but he cut her off by kissing her and when he was done she punched him and broke her hand
Yes. Bella and Jacob share an intimate kissing scene in Eclipse.
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Does Bella kiss Jacob after she gets married?
No, but in Eclipse Bella and Jacob kiss.
Does Bella date Jacob?
I'm not sure what your question is, but if it is did Bella date Jacob in he book, the answer is no, although they did kiss
Did Bella Cheat on Edward?
No she doesn't. In Eclipse, Jacob and Bella share 2 kisses. One of them, Jacob forcefully kissed Bella, the other, Bella asked Jacob to kiss her to prevent him from going into the fight with Victoria.
What does Bella do when Jacob tells her he loves her?
Jacob kisses her, and then she tries to break away from his kiss. she tries to punch Jacob in the face to get him off her, but because of Jacob's strong enormity and structure, Bella punches him and ends up breaking a few bones and a knuckle or something like that.
What chapter do Bella and Jacob kiss in?
i am not sure what the number is but the chapter is called "Port Angles" and begins on pg 157(i think). After Edward saved Bella they went and technically went on a date when they had supper together.
Does Bella kiss Jacob after she gets married?
No, but in Eclipse Bella and Jacob kiss.
When Bella and Jacob kiss?
Eclipse
When do Bella and Jacob kiss?
In Eclipse
Does Bella ever kiss Jacob in breaking dawn?
no Bella didn't kiss Jacob in Breaking Dawn coz she marries Edward
Does Jacob and Bella kiss in eclipses?
Yes they do before the battle starts. Before that they kiss at La Push but Bella is mad and punches Jacob
Do Jacob and Bella kiss in the movie New moon?
No ,but Jacob kisses Bella in Eclipse and Bella breaks her handIn the movie they were close to kissing but it never happened and yes Jacob does kiss Bella in eclipse and she breaks her hard from trying to punch him. She soon asks him to kiss her in the same book
Who does Jacob kiss in the third movie?
Bella
Does Jacob and Bella go out in eclipse?
No but they kiss
Did Bella want to kiss Jacob?
yes
Did Jacob kiss Bella baby?
no but he did imprint her
Does Jacob kiss Bella twice in Eclipse?
No, they don't kiss twice.
In witch chapter in eclipse does Jacob kiss Bella Does she get mad?
In Chapter 15 Jacob kisses Bella against her will, she gets pissed and punches Jacob managing to break her hand. Charlie finds it funny (-_-). Edward gets pissed and tells Jacob he needs to wait for Bella to tell him (Jacob) to kiss her.
