Neverending Story - Twilight Edition

So, I used to post on a thread like this on another forum and I thought I would try it here. It can be really fun/funny...
Someone (me) starts a story with one sentence. Then, someone else (you guys) continue it, one sentence at a time. And you just keep going and going and going...

So, to start it off....

Once upon a time, a unicorn name Roberta came across a man with pale white skin, topaz eyes, and crazy uncontrollable bronze hair.

Next person posts the next sentence in the story. Have fun and keep it clean. :-D

Roberta being scared of this bronze hair beauty began to run away until he started to sing...

What he was really singing was "What is Love? Baby Don't Hurt Me, Don't Hurt Me No More!" The song excited her, and he grew curious..

As Roberta turned around, she noticed that the first bronze haired boy, who'd sung the first song to her was joined by what appeared to be his twin, with the same bronze hair, wearing RayBans and a plaid shirt.

Shocked that she had found a guy with matching her perfectly, she began to smile, he returned her smile and instantly she was dazzled!

All of a sudden, a large, muscular man with the same pale skin and topaz eyes ran up to them with baseball bats and yelled, "Let's play ball! Last one to the field is a rotten egg!!' and then ran away.

The twins disappeared with a flash running after the incredibly handsome, cute and beautiful muscular man.

Following him through the woods and finally reaching the field, waiting for them was...

A group of pale skinned people with the same topaz colored eyes. They were the most beautiful group of people I had ever seen.

Scared didnt cover the feelings i felt at that moment, all i knew is it felt right.

I pranced around the edge of the field and watched the strangers play their unusual game, wishing I could get closer, but still not completely trusting these new visitors to my forest.

"Eddie! Robbie! Catch!" Yelled the larger man to the twins, who both looked angry at being called such names.

(When did it switch to first person? lol)

Wonders unfolded as i watched a new type of basball being played before my eyes but then i met the pointed glare of...

....thats right our heroine Roberta met the pointed glare of none other than charlie the unicorn

There was a sparkle in his eye that made Roberta's unicorn heart leap...

although charlie the unicorn seemed to hate her she instantly became absolutely enthralled with him roberta flicked her hair from one shoulder to the other trying to look attractive but in the process almost blinded herself when instead of going gracefully from one shoulder to the other her hair smacked her in the face and she got numerous strands of hair in her eyes

With a whinny of distress, Roberta caused the baseball game to come to a halt, with one of twins crying out, "STOP THE UNICORN FLIRTING!"

Charlie was as shocked to see the pale skinned people as he was to see Roberta, he'd been looking for others of his kind for so long.

someone stepped out to the front

"flirting? they were doing no such thing"
said the more mature blonde male of the pale faced topaz eyed group. He had drop dead classic old movie star looks and a voice to match

"they were simply" the amazing man went on for ages about a lot of animal behaviour stuff in some really fancy language that probably only he could understand the man seemed to know alot about unicorns...
roberta and charlie began to communicate through secret codes charlie told roberta about his daughter whinnyfoal

All of a sudden, Whinnfoal arrived in the meadow, effectively putting a halt to the baseball game, as there were now too many unicorns in the way.

whinneyfoal and roberta's male twin hit it off instantly!

"Where have you been all my life," Roberta's twin, Edwardo, asked.

"I dunno" said whinneyfoal as she pulled out her confused rob on a stick and stuck it infront of her face

whinneyfoal always communicated using different rob on a sticks

For some reason, this only endeared her more to Edwardo, while it made the others in clearing look on in confusion.