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Alec VolturiXReader
This part 3 to “Why Don’t You Come In” and “You’re Full of Surprises” which are on my blog!
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Getting to know Alec had been amazing. You learned he loved reading mystery crime novels, especially ones that talked about the supernatural. He loved knowing that humans, even in their clueless-ness, still knew that something mystical was out there in the unknown. He loved trials because he enjoyed justice. His view of what was punishable in the vampire world was different than yours. You had enjoyed hearing his thoughts, and Jane’s as she had chimed in several times. You knew these thoughts were molded by their creator, as your thoughts were molded by yours.
Alec had gone as far as telling you about his short life as a human, something not even you had ventured into. He spoke about how his mother was a soft spoken woman who loved to sing hymns under her breath as she provided for him and Jane. He rambled one day about how much she enjoyed the wildflowers that grew in the field he and Jane would play in. He confided that Jane loved picking them for their mother. His eyes grew distant as he remembered what townsfolk in his village had done to his poor mother. You could see his obvious distress and it made your unbeating heart heavy for the immortal that sat in front of you. It hurt for the pain he suffered as just a young boy; while you were never the most popular, you were never an outcast quite like he was.
After one of your movie nights that Felix forced you to participate in where he had chosen to watch the first three Harry Potter’s, Alec had gently guided you back to the library. The piano where you had truly made your first connection with your soulmate sat untouched from your last visit.
“I’ve realized today that I’ve told you almost everything about my family,” His red eyes bore back into yours. Your eyes were different now that you had come to acclimate to Volturi's diet. He had made sure to tell you each day, in detail, how every inch of you was beautiful. It was truly touching.
“What would you like to know?” Your concerned tone almost told Alec everything he needed to know.
“Whatever you’d like to tell me,” He didn't break his gaze from yours telling you that it was alright to leave some messy parts out, for now.
You thought back to the earliest memory you had. It was your seventh birthday, and like most little girls, you were Disney Princess obsessed. The party was small, both sets of grandparents, your sister, and your parents. Your mom had made an immaculate Cinderella castle cake, and as your little seven year old eyes looked around the room you knew you were loved. Things changed as your sister moved out when you were 13; the two of you became accidental strangers and never spoke. You were scared to even hug her when she visited, which were few days and far in between. You realized why she left as soon as you could when you were sixteen. Your whole family struggled with mental illness, and not one of you knew how to cope. So, you had turned to books, you let the pages of authors like Steinbeck, and more modern authors like Sparks take you away and forget about the real world for a while. In school, you found friends who were loyal, and cared for you. You were lucky to have them. They had convinced you to go to prom your junior year. It was fun, you recalled, you had danced the night away and sang your heart out. You remember it being the most beautiful you had felt in your human life. It was the one day you were truly satisfied with how your hair, makeup, and choice of outfit turned out.
If there was one thing you had regretted most about prom, it was staying at your friends house that night. You left in a rush the next morning in your less than reliable car. You were late for work, and your work clothes were at home. In your rush down the secluded part of your trek home, you had the unfortunate encounter with a rather large buck you were sure your father would have loved to have seen during hunting season. Sadly, your father would never see the buck, or you again. In return for taking his life, the buck seemed to have done his best to take yours. That's how Alice and Jasper had found you, in your vehicle whispering for help while in your head you were sure you were screaming. They decided then to trade your life for an immortal one and open their home to you. And the rest seemed to be the fate toying with you immortal life strings as you figured out who you would be forever and if that would ever change.
Your eyes grew distant as he had when speaking about his devoted mother, “Do you ever wish something different would have happened that day?” He inquired.
“No,” You started meeting his gaze. You knew this was where you were meant to be.
“Do you?” You pondered. You were unsure that anyone had ever asked him this question as his immortality and gifts became him so well. The magical world often forgot that Jane and Alec were once human as well.
“No,” came his simple but powerful response. You could see in his eyes that he had long forgotten how it felt to be the very humans you two preyed upon, but then again, so had you.
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