The woods were damp and seemed to be impenetrable, even for a vampire. I used only my instincts letting go of all my inebriations. I suppose it was the fact that Marcus and I were to runaway the following day that caused me to lose focus, but just the thought of him made my un-beating heart swell with joy. Finally we would be rid of the Volturi's horrid ways and free to wander the earth. Although I would probably miss my older brother, Aro.
Just then an immortal scent, not too far away, came up. I realized that it was just my older brother. For some reason, he kept nearing me as though following me? I stopped in my tracks and turned towards where the scent was coming from. Soon enough his familiar figure appeared. I urged my hunting rage to disappear from my face, however confusion replaced it.
"Brother?" My confusion asked, the figure slowly nodded, "Hello Didyme." My brother spoke with a slow and almost sad tone, or was that happiness? "Brother, I'm hunting right now, is something the matter? What's the emergency?"
"Didyme, please smile for me just one last time." He said almost pleadingly, I laughed at his response flashing off my sharp teeth,
"Honestly Aro, you traced me down all the way from Volterra just to see me smile?" The laughter came out again
"Dear sister, what do you think Marcus would be like if you hadn't been born or such?" My brother gave me such a serious look when he asked that that my laughter automatically stopped, "I suppose Marcus would've then found someone who made him happy like I and would've ended up happy just as well." I concluded, Aro took a step towards me, "Do you think he'll ever get over you?" He asked,
"Possibly, but probably not as we share a rare type of true love. I love him, brother." I saw Aro slightly flinch at the words 'true love', "Sister, please know that what I'm about to do is simply a motion of convenience."
After that everything blacked out. I'm not sure how long I was asleep then whether I actually was asleep, but remember waking up one day and finding myself buried underground. At first I was terribly confused and petrified, but, slowly I made sense of my scenario, all around was dirt. I continued pushing away dirt and moving upwards, although it wasn't very easy I eventually found the top layer of dirt. Pushing it away I revealed a blue sky with patches of snow white clouds. I popped my head out of the hole; I realized I was in a graveyard. There were circular gravestones all around that seemed to stretch for miles and long metal fencing that followed them.
I got up and took a good look around. This looked nothing like the spot of Italy that I had been hunting in, the floor was pure dirt except for the main cobblestone trails whirling in between the gravestones. The whole graveyard was a large rectangle that seemed to be small in width yet very large at length. To the other half of the graveyard were two mausoleums, whilst to my half was the ending of the graveyard and the back of a church. Beyond the church I could just about make out (due to my eyes just re-awakening) a large road with shops and houses muddled together. All of a sudden I saw a strange contraception on wheels zoom past the church on the road. At first I thought it was just my imagination but soon another one came up, this one large, squarer and a different shade of blue. They reminded me of wheel barrows but, were somehow being pushed by some unknown force as well as were painted sleek colors, they were beautiful. Was this my time? Where was I? How did I get here? What happened to Aro. These questions whirled around in my head. I took a second look at the church and noticed its fine architecture and large glass panels. How did humans manage to create such large pieces of glass? And how could a church possibly afford to have so many windows of large solid glass? My nose tingled with human scent and suddenly a massive thirst inhabitated my throat. It was worst than I'd ever had before! Blood was the only thing that passed through my mind, I accidently let a growl and turned to the source of the only thing that would make me civil. It was a couple, man and a woman. The man had dark hair up to his collar and dark eyes whilst the woman wore dark blonde curls and hazel eyes. My vision, getting stronger by every moment, let me see them though they were near the mausoleums. Neither one was particularly handsome, but the way they held each others' hands and shared a few kisses thinking no one was watching them made my heart swell.
Suddenly my thoughts turned to my dear Marcus and I felt my heart swelling with grief. Where was he! Did he know I was missing? Did he find some other girl? At this my heart flopped inside my chest, "No!" I accidently whispered aloud. Luckily only another vampire would've been able to hear this. I was never a weak girl, as a human I barely cried and was usually motivated, that was probably why my thoughts immediately turned on how I was going to get him back. I love Marcus and even no matter the situation, love was permanent.