Okay, so this is the last chapter of "The Volturi: Jane's story". i gave much thought as to making i sequel, and i've decided. Yes, i'm going to make a sequel.

As promised, no big conflict here yet, so this isn't much of a big ending.

Enjoy. and wait for the sequel *wink :D

Chapter 11

I stayed in my room completely careless of the time, and decided to do some reading. I'd been reading some of Aro's books, since they were mostly the ones of my taste- hate, action, adventure and loathe. None of those romance stuff Heidi kept all the time. I tried asking her for some books one time, and almost tortured her when she gave me the love books. She was lucky I saved them from the fire and her from the burning. I found it very insulting. She didn't know me at all.

It's been months since Didyme's death, and much to Aro's delight, Marcus stayed with us with the help of Chelsea's death of course.

Ugh, Chelsea. Renata. Ugh. I did not despise them, but I did not like them. Aro assured me I was his favorite; but that assurance did not erase the secret jealousy I felt when Aro found their powers amusing. Of course he found my powers more amusing, but, I could not stand his happiness for them. I was never the friendly one.

"Jane."

I sighed. Alec. It must be dinner time then.

"Coming", I said.

Heidi came with the usual number of "guests" and we fed to quench our thirst. I did not play with my food. Instead, to keep myself entertained, I annoyed Demetri. Again.

"Ahm, Jane. We just ate", Demetri said while looking at me. His expression made me laugh. I was clear in his eyes what his thoughts were: Must I live forever with this annoying powerful girl? I heard him ask Aro once. Ha!

I laughed darkly. "I'm bored", I said with my innocent smile, though everybody knew it wasn't so innocent.

After an hour, the others cleaned up while I sat in one corner. Aro did not like to see me clean up like a servant. I was never one for the servitude. Aro knew that.

I decided to stay in the balcony then, where I liked to stay when I was doing absolutely nothing. The balcony was beautiful. It was designed with vines and flowers all over the rails. It was placed exactly where the moon appeared just above the sky, and the start glimmered as the peaceful night went by. This balcony was fit for a princess.

It was then that I wondered if I was a princess. I was never the one for royalty. Never the one to likely spend my forever with crowns. Yet, I felt like one. I'd been so much happy, I forgot what it was like to be a pauper. My past life flashed before my eyes, and I was reminiscing my past. No more Helga's lame orders, no more Villagers' suspicious looks, no more inferiority. Alec was happier, too. We both had families now.

I was invincible than ever. I was a young immortal vampire with a power that can make anyone wish for death instead. I had an excellent brother and a master who prioritized me above all his other companions. My friends were powerful, too. Above all, everyone feared me, and that was the best part.

I was selfish, yes. But I was proud of it. Immortality was bound to do that to me. I chuckled.

So I realized I was no princess. Princesses were made with braided hair, dress in long gowns and marry handsome princes. They were noble and kind- completely selfless. I was the exact opposite. I cared only for myself and the love for others never competed with that. But I was not lonely. I was in bliss. I was different from the others- Alec and I were, and now, we had nothing to fear about it.

The moon came out, and it was full. It had been a perfect silver circle so bright that it made my skin glow, and it sparkled slightly the way it would have been under the sun. I was glowing. I sparkled.

Aro and Alec were suddenly just behind my balcony, smiling at the way I sparkled. Their eyes were warm, warm with adoration. They adored me. I looked back and smiled at my endearing family. Truly, they were mine now.

My life, my forever I realized, too, was just beginning. I was no princess, because they didn't get to live for eternity. They were not perfect. And I realized that I was.

I was not a princess, I was something more. I was perfect.

Embedded with not the most beautiful braids, but with looks that could literally kill. A power for defense and offense, and a family to love me. And to think I had forever. I smiled back at the moon. It seemed to smile back as it seemed to shine brighter and my skin was sparkling brighter, too.

It struck me that I had forever to live gloriously like this. I moved back and saw that Aro and Alec had already gone inside. I decided to go in now, too.

The night closed in deeper, and I sealed my memories and everything I thought about that night. My dead, cold heart suddenly felt warmer. My epiphany suddenly made me smug. Although, I didn't think it was an epiphany. It was just recalling what I seemed to know for a long time. The reason for hope in me.

I closed the balcony doors and dropped the silver curtains.

Thank you so much for reading :)