Missing Scene from Original Twilight?



OK, so, probably I'm the last person on Earth to read about this, but I'm gonna post it here anyway.Guess it plays to explore the Lexicon more, eh.

Supposedly there a missing scene which takes place in a Las Vegas casino.





From what I can gather, in the original Twilight manuscript, Bella, Edward, and Alice stayed behind in Phoenix while she healed and then drove home passing through Las Vegas on the way.  This scene takes place in an unnamed Las Vegas casino.  Bella still has a cast on her leg.


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The next morning, we went to the casino. Natural light never came close to touching the gaming floor, so it was very easy. Edward told me it was generally expected for them to go lose some money in the hotel—a suite like ours was reserved for that special class of visitor known as high rollers.


As they walked—and I rolled in my wheelchair—through the acres of elegantly decorated casino floor, three times Alice paused at a particular slot machine and slid a card through the scanner. Each time she did this, sirens would blare, lights would revolve, and an electronic simulation of coins dropping indicated that her prize had been credited to her room. She tried to get me to do it once, but I skeptically shook my head.


"I thought you were supposed to lose money," I accused her.


"Oh, I will," she assured me. "But not until I make them sweat a little." Her smile was sinful.

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