We had been in the castle of Vladimir and Stefan for nearly a month and I hadn't heard word from Allegra or our Seers. I knew that my chances of hearing from my sister and the others were pretty slim but I still wanted to know if they were all still alive. I had several inklings that they were okay when I did think of them but it wasn't enough to secure that they were 'okay.'

I also had begun to feel remorse for my actions. I had been acting like a—for lack of a better word—bitch and had went around my coven's back to attempt to find information on a person who didn't exist. I was acting terrible and ungrateful to the people who saved my life and took care of me.

"You okay?" Aurora asked me one day. I had been picking at my food—more so than usual.

"Just worried about Allegra and the Seers," I admitted. "And I'm sorry."

"For?"

"Acting like her." I answered. It was silent for a moment but she smiled a small smile that said 'I forgive you.' I also knew that, at that moment, I would come clean.

"I saw her." I blurted out. "When I was still unconscious, I dreamed that I was in a field of peonies. Emily was there. She looked normal… well, more human than vampire." I clarified. "She wanted me to tell the coven 'hello.'"

She was silent and I continued. "She wasn't alone—in this field of peonies. There was a man there by the name of Anumesh. I tried to get some information on him and it failed…"

"So that was what Carlisle was trying to hide." She said knowingly.

"He didn't hide it very well did he?"

"Edward caught wind of it before I did and then passed on the message to me." She shrugged.

"I asked him to look into this 'Anumesh' and—as I mentioned before—it was to no avail."

"Maybe he's a figment of your imagination?" Aurora offered as Alice stepped into the room. I saw a sliver of Carlisle's face before the door shut behind her.

"Blythe…" Her voice was hesitant and—after giving her an odd look—she continued. "The Volturi are coming. They found Kassandra and in turn… about you." I froze unable to speak.

"How long?" Aurora asked.

"About a week."