Hey! I'm really, really, sorry for not writing earlier but I didn't have any inspiration to do it! And then real life got in the middle and, really, if I could have wrote earlier I would, trust me. I just want to warn that my dialogues are really poor and I suspect that I won't write many of them. I'M REALLY SORRY because I know that what everybody wants to read are dialogues. So if any of you are good writing them, I beg of you to teach me how! I'm Portuguese as you may know and my English vocabulary is really short so any help would be great! So this is one more chapter of Another Moon! Hope you enjoy it! Kisses and love you!


EPOV

Silence.

It was all that I heard on the last few days. The silence that made my head hurt. The silence that made my body colder than usual. The silence that made my heart cry. Oh stop Edward! you're being pathetic. Maybe I was, maybe I wasn't. But this loneliness was killing every already dead cell of my vampire body.

I lied down on my bed watching the colors of the air surrounding myself. The dust flew around the small bedroom of the Volturi castle. The microscopic crystals were my only company as the hours passed by. Sometimes, when I was still at Forks, I missed their immortal dance at my room because I haven't got any in my room… So here I was, at Volterra, observing it but missing the green city which I called home.

It's to green… her voice echoed in my head like a nightmare; crashing down my mind barriers that I thought would protect me.

I decided to hear the thoughts of the people that were on the castle, trying to think of something else, distracting me.

I wonder why he is at the room all the time. I would really appreciate if he could get outside with me to train a little. It would be really good to have a different person to battle unless Felix… Demetri was bored and wanted to fight.

Jesus! How can someone be so handsome and so boring the same time! I bet that it's the animal blood! It can't be anything else… If only Jane knew how missing your home and… your family … could make anyone "so boring", then she wouldn't blame the animal blood.

I'm worried about Edward. He doesn't get out of his room since he entered the castle. I really wanted him to feel welcomed to our little company but he didn't talk to anyone except me. I need to think about something to cheer him up … Aro was trying to cheer me up… I wouldn't give it a try.

I wonder how Edward world was before he came here. I think that's really interesting the way his father learned to survive just with animal blood. And I would like to know how living with a family was. I live with Jane and I love her but I think that their bonds would have been much stronger than ours … I kind of enjoyed Alec thoughts. He was trying to see if he would like to live in family like mine.

Caius and Marcus's thoughts were out of my reach. All of the other thoughts were also centered on me, what did not surprise me at all, except Felix thoughts.

I can't wait until Heidi gets here. I'm so damn thirsty that I think I would commit suicide hunting one human that was too close to the castle. However I think I'll wait until she gets here with our feast. She said she brought us a surprise. I wonder what it is… After that I'm going to push her into my bedroom and … His thoughts made me remember Emmet's and a smile plastered in my face. I also wondered what kind of surprise Heidi would bring but I didn't give much thought to that.

I was a little thirsty too but I didn't want to leave the room at all. It was the only place where I could have the little peace that I could find.

The principal door opened and the humans and Heidi voice's echoed in the corridors of the castle. I really didn't want to see what was going to happen next but Aro asked me when I went here to, at least, share with him the "magnificence" of the hunt. I couldn't deny it, as he said so, so here I was, going to listen the thoughts of the people that didn't deserve to die this way.

I got up like a robot that I now was and walked at human pace to the principal room. It also was a place for balls and parties, but the principal reason to be used was for hunting.

When I got there, humans were still mesmerized by the beauty of the place and of his owners, even taking photographs of everything. I almost screamed to them to run away from this place but they were trapped like I was to this house of horrors.

Heidi stole my attention to her and the person beside her, which was hidden behind a jacket with a hood too big to however he or she was. I tried to read his or her thoughts but there were too many of them in my head and so loud that I couldn't concentrate in only one. Heidi's were the loudest, like she was trying to hide the person thoughts from me. Why was she doing that?

Maybe that was the surprise.

Even so, my mind was trying to tell me something. I almost swear that the silhouette was too similar to someone I knew. I didn't want anyone that I knew seeing me like this. A murder even if I wasn't.

And the panic started in the moment that Aro kissed one women in her neck, cutting skin with his teeth, drinking her blood in one second, and throwing her dead body to the corner. She didn't even scream. I almost think that she didn't feel it all.

Then everyone started running, trying to escape, and the "party" started.

Every one of them tried, except the one that was beside Heidi before. He or she was to pacific and too calm, like was prepared and expecting this to happen, standing in the same place. Who could this person be?

Just when the hood fell, leaving the face for everyone to see, I figured that it was a girl with brown hair, with a single tear rolling down her cheek, eyes on the floor.

And when her eyes met mine, my world froze.


So i know it's short but i really didn't have much inspiration to this one. I would like to thanks to all my favourite writers and to everyone who reviewed my story because you all made me realize that life is really precious to waste because the pain is too strong to bear. I own you my life for that. thank you very much.

i also would want to thanks to my sister Mariana and my best friends: Inês, Pedro, Sérgio and Miguel; for being there for me when i needed. And to João for giving my world a star to shine when the darkness blinds me in the night.