"as long as i'm here
no one can hurt you."
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a girl is the soulmate of three kings that rule over the world of vampires. along with discovering that she is destined to be with them forever...
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THE NEXT TWO weeks drag along slowly. I've been spending most of my time moping around and texting my soulmates.
Meredith and Kolton have both told me how annoying my new depression is, which always causes me to scowl at them.
Marcus informed me that my sadness is because of my being away from them, which I had guessed. He had also told that me they are all feeling sad.
And, to make things even worse, seeing my siblings with their soulmates only makes me want mine more. Kolton and Jane are growing quite close, same with Demetri and Meredith (though she doesn't like to admit to it). Like I said, it only makes me feel even worse and miss the kings even more.
"Caius has been much angrier in these past weeks, and Aro has just been sitting around sighing dramatically." Marcus chuckles over the phone.
I called them after I got home from school, something I've been doing ever seen I've gotten back in New York. Though, its much later than it normally would be when I called them; due to my homework.
I can hear some commotion and arguments on the other side, making me choke back a laugh.
"He is lying!" Caius yells angrily.
"I doubt he is," I say after I sober up a little.
"I'll have to say I agree with Marcus on this one—besides my dramatic sighing." Aro adds.
I can almost hear Caius roll his eyes.
"Anyways...How are you doing, amore?" Marcus asks, now much more serious.
I shrug, even though I know they cannot see me, "Same as always."
"We are very sorry you are upset, Isadora ." Aro sighs.
I purse my lips, "It's okay, it's not your guys's fault."
"In a way it is," Caius says, and before I can begin arguing with him, he starts speaking again, "we do have some great news, though."
I try not to get my hopes up, but a little part of me can't help but begin to think maybe they'll be visiting.
I try to hide the excitement in my voice, "What is it?"
"We may be visiting in the next few weeks, though, it is not certain." Aro answers.
A little bit of my excitement dwindles down at the "may" and "not certain" but I'm still very excited at the possibility, nonetheless.
