Her Final Days

Chapter 10

After Jacob finished his story, the entire wolf pack bombarded the Cullens with an endless stream of questions about how and why they became vampires.

Embry sat next to Jacquelyn in his wolf form, he wasn't ready to appear in his human form just yet. Jacquelyn said, "I don't have much to say, but if it's Ezra's fate, then he may join the pack." Embry said nothing else, but he gazed at his son, the son he didn't even know existed until Sam had told him about the boy.

And even then, Embry refused to believe him.

At length, Carlisle said, "We must return to our home and settle in. Jacob and I have arranged for us to meet in three week's time so that we can further discuss our options and Jacquelyn can begin training you. Remember, this is a big moment for you and you will be remembered for your bravery in taking down the witch who killed Rosalie Hale."

Embry stood up and walked away with the other wolves. Jacquelyn sat there for a while, until Jasper said to her, "What are you thinking about?"

"Nothing but what is going to happen once we find out who the witch is and why she killed Rosalie. It's not going to end well. There will be great pain and lives lost. I don't even know what's going to happen if the Volturi get word of this," said Jacquelyn.

"Not to worry," said Emmett. "If this witch knows anything, she knows that she's a creepy old hag and we're vampires, and we know people. Big name people. She won't stand a chance."

Just then, Sam came rushing towards them shouting, "We found another one!"

"Who is it?" yelled Carlisle.

"It's that vampire with the dreadlocks," said Paul.

"Laurent," Alice frowned as they all stared at aforementioned vampire.

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Rosalie woke up once again, her dreams were not peaceful. In fact, they were getting rather disturbing. It started out simply enough with her in a peaceful place, but then came several men, the men she had killed when she was a newborn vampire. They had screamed and begged for mercy, but because they had killed her, Rosalie made them all pay. Now they were in the fiery pit of Hell, suffering their eternal punishment for Rosalie's murder.

Just then a nurse came into the room with her medicine. Rosalie frowned; she would have to think on her life later. For now, she had made plans with several of the women to watch a movie. What the movie would be was still up for grabs.

And there was that matter of Mr. Lowe's incident for her to deal with as well.