Disclaimer: I don't own Twilight.

Note: I promised myself I would never just suddenly stop writing a fanfic.

But I kinda skipped an entire month...eh, sorry.

The Volturi Diaries

Entry Three: Aro Volturi

Dear Diary,

You will never believe what horror I went through this Christmas.

(Tee hee hee, I spelled it right this time...

Alec...so young and naive to believe in Chrismas!)

Like every holiday, I drank some gloriously good tasting wine.

However, when I lifted the glass to my lips and drank I tasted something else.

Hmmm...?

What you may ask?

I wasn't quite sure because I don't drink human liquids.

Wait-nevermind, yes, I do drink human liquids.

But there was something else mixed in with the blo-oh, I mean wine.

Yes...normal wine.

The kind people drink at formal parties.

Well as I drank I felt an odd feeling.

Then everything went black.

I couldn't remember what happened.

But when I woke up I was missing an arm.

Do you know what it is like to be missing an arm?

It's like a big part of you is missing.

It's a horrible and empty feeling.

I went to go find Caius and Marcus to ask them about it.

Caius told me he had no idea what I was talking about.

Marcus just continued to stare at me oddly.

I then pranced over to Jane and Alec.

(Jane was wearing the lovely 'A' sweater I made her!)

Alec looked at my arm and shrugged.

Jane told me it was a good thing and it made me a 'holey' vampire.

So I tried going on without an arm.

Unfortunately even a vampire needs to arms to survive.

I couldn't even make some coffee for Heidi.

And I had devour a victim with only one arm.

And I had to call Carlisle with only one arm.

And I had to take a bath with only one arm.

Oh, how I miss my other arm.

Arm, oh arm.

How I loved your length.

I loved your pale papery skin.

I loved the help it brought to me.

Oh, arm oh arm.

Where have thou gone to?

Has it been burned to a crisp?

I loved you arm.

Sigh.

I will never be the same.

I must search for my missing arm!

Onwards towards two arms again!

I shall find you my little arm!

Goodbye my fellow diary.

I will see you again once I find my arm,

for it is truly hard to write with one hand.

Sincerely,

Aro Volturi