Her eyes were a bright crimson again. The Volturi had already shown her their ways. "You guys. I'm sorry. I did this for you. I'm young and confused. But I'm here to stay." Ariella said in an almost unhearable whisper. "That is your decision to make. But no matter what, you're always a Cullen. Renesmee is going to miss you." I inferred. She looked down, obviously thinking this over. "Aro, may we have a moment alone, please?" Ariella asked politely. "Of course, my dear." He replied. In a flash he was gone and the doors waivered. I could hear his footsteps. I heard a door creak and slam. There was a moment of silence. "That's enough of that. That was mostly a distraction to prevent a fight." She yanked off her cloak in a fast yet dramatic effect. I was seriously happy to have her back. That move was sneaky and conniving. That's my girl! "Aro showed me all the secret entrances. Follow me!" she motioned. So there were secret entrances, and when we came they took us through a sewer? That seemed un-called for at the moment, so I ran a top speed behind her, trying to keep my footsteps silent. Soon we were in a dimly lit passageway. Aro must have heard one of us, because I heard him sprinting and vicious words screaming: "The Cullens will pay for this! No one kidnaps part of my guard!" This was the most dreadful thing I had ever heard Aro say. I could feel the worry in Ariella's eyes right now. As soon as we were at a safe distance, we all linked hands. Ariella teleported us back to the airport. As soon as we boarded the plane, Ariella started talking again. "Hey, do you think the Volturi will come back to get me?" she asked. "Nothing's for sure, but we should probably prepare ourselves. We've done this before, but we never did something they would count as personal. This could involve a major fight." I answered. "Over me. I should have guessed." she moaned sarcastically. "It's gonna be fine. I promise." I encouraged. But that was a promise I couldn't guarantee. This was gonna be an issue. Why was it that every time there was an issue, the Volturi were always involved? Ariella sure didn't seem too convinced. This would be the worst thing we've faced. I had a feeling about what Ariella was thinking by her expression. She sure was worried all right.
Will we all make it out alive?
Woah. Did I just... did I just... hear her thoughts? I knew that wasn't me. Oh. The Volturi must have known this all along. That's why they had left the message for Ariella in the meadow.
She could tell me her thoughts by will.
She was multi-talented.

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