The Untold Love Story of Renesmee Cullen

Chapter 17: Let's Get Hitched Baby

So so sorry for leaving y'all with the awful cliffhanger! I will definitely try my best to update regularly if I can but for now here is Chapter 17!
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Renesmee POV

Growing up, my favorite movie was The Wizard of Oz. My favorite scene however was when Dorothy saved the day and melted the wicked witch.

"Mommy", I would say, "What does it feel like to melt?"

"Well Nessie", Bella would respond, "It feels like a billion degrees!"

And my mother, my father and I would all giggle and joke about how we would never have to endure such a pain.

But this pain was no laughing matter. Every nerve ending on my body was alive, and it felt like my skin was being teared off of my bones piece by piece.

As quickly as the pain had started, it ended. Buckets of ice cold water were poured onto my body and I slowly came back to reality and came face to face with Aro.

He was speaking so many words and was speaking so fast I couldn't even understand him, so I looked away and scanned the room. All of the prisoners had been taken out, and all who remained were Heidi, Felix, Demetri, and the three brothers.

Wait.

Where's Alec?

I sprang up from the position on the ground and I heard yelling from where I was but I ran as fast as I could to find him.

I saw another flash of the pixie brown hair and I followed it and sure enough he was there.

Alice had him in a headlock while his face was cracking at the temples.

"I pushed you into the fire!" She screamed, looking disgusted to see me. Alice had ripped off her prison robe and was now in her normal clothes.

"Surprise, bitch." I snarled and I heard Alec almost breathe a sigh of relief.

"Let him go Alice, he didn't do anything to deserve this." I nonchalantly pleaded, making sure I was careful with the words that I used.

"You killed my Jazzy... my one true love is dead because of you!" Alice screamed, and her grip tightened on Alec's neck.

I began to panic, not knowing how to resolve the situation. She was right, I did kill Jasper. His death was my fault and it would be my fault if she killed Alec. With this in my mind, I went to my final plan.

"Auntie Alice, you know I didn't mean to... Aro forced me to..." I said in a delicate voice, and I made myself sound like I did back when I was in Forks with the rest of my family.

I saw Alice's grip loosen on Alec, and I knew my plan had worked. As soon as he dropped to the floor, I ran to his side and kissed the cracks on his head.

I heard doors slamming and windows smashing, but at this moment I didn't care about that.

I wanted my Alec to be safe.

My Alec.

I've never really thought about how it would feel to say those words. Alec Volturi, the heir to the Volturi throne, was my fiancé. He had helped me out of my dark place and he coached me through my transition.

I deeply love this man, and this day made me realize it completely.

"Baby, are you alright?" I cooed while patting his hair down, and rubbing soothing motions onto his back.

He groaned, but then his eyes widened and he grabbed me by my cheeks and kissed my harshly.

"I thought you were dead!" He screams, his minty breath fanning my face. "I thought I would never see you again! God I love you so much!"

He then proceeded to give my face a dozen feather light kisses and we stayed in each other's embrace for a long time.

"There you guys are!" Heidi screams, scaring us both out of the trance that we had been locked in, and we pulled apart and stood up and interlocked our fingers.

"What's going on?" Alec asked, his professional demeanor reinstated.

"Aro wants to talk with everyone about the Cullens, he doesn't trust them and he wants them moved to another location." Heidi explained, and my heart dropped into my stomach.

They couldn't move away, not after I had just started to patch things over...

We followed Heidi out of the room we were in, and we soon met up with the rest of the Council and a majority of the guards.

"I'm glad you two are alright." Aro turned and looked at Alec and I and smiled a little, and he then sat in his chair and we surrounded him and his brothers.

"Renesmee," Aro's voice rang out clear in the hall, "I want your opinion on what we should do with the Cullens."

I began to chew on my lip. I didn't really know what I wanted to do with the Cullens. I didn't want them sent away, but I also didn't want them to be of danger to myself or Alec.

Before I could stop myself, I blurted out "Maybe we could free them."

A series of gasps and sighs emitted from the various mouths across the room.

"What makes you say that, darling?" Aro asked, and every head turned to look at me and await my response.

"Well they're obviously causing way more trouble here, so maybe if we just gave them one more chance to leave us alone, it would work out." I said, my voice quivering as I spoke. I didn't know what they would think of my suggestion, but I just wanted my family to be safe.

It was silent for a long while. I began to grow anxious and started to shift my weight from one foot to the other.

The other people in the room began to sense my anxiety, and finally someone spoke.

"I think she's right." Marcus said, and Caius seemed to nod in agreement.

Aro looked slightly appalled at their responses, but then he realized that he was over ruled by his brothers.

"There you have it! They shall be set free!" Aro spoke with fake enthusiasm, and he left the room as quickly as he could.

"Renesmee and I will go and set them free." Alec said the remaining councilmen in the room, and he took my hand and we entered into the hallway and made our way to the dungeon.

"Ness," Alec said in a quiet voice and he slowly came to a stop no where near the dungeons where the Cullens were being kept.

"Yeah?" I said, slightly worried and confused. I had never heard this tone of voice from him, and I've already been living with him for 6 months.

"Let's get hitched baby!" He yelled and broke out into a huge smile.

"Alec, you butthead, we're already engaged!" I laughed and he laughed with me. It felt good to actually joke about things when the two of us had gone through so much.

"No, no, I know that silly. But let's get married today. No planning, nothing. I'll just call my priest and we'll invite everyone in Volterra!" He said, with pure excitement and joy written across all of his flawless features.

There was no way I could say no to him.

I took a hold of his waist and pulled him closer to me, and then he grabbed my cheeks and we kissed like we never had before.

We pulled away gasping for air and laughing as we interlocked our fingers and once again made our way to the dungeons.

Today's the day I become Mrs. Alec Volturi.