No. They betrayed their only two children, offering us up to be burnt alive. To me, they should have been the ones to burn that day. I only wish that I could look them in the eyes now and show them what we have become, how powerful we are now. Sorry “mommy” and “daddy”, but your little girl has grown up.

Too cheery, and loves humans too much.

Short answer is no.

Long answer is still no, and not just because it has been so long, but also because of how they acted. They handed Alec and I over to be burned at the stake, there was no remorse in their decision, they did not even shed a tear. The way I see it, they were not true parents, they where just there. The elderly woman was more of a mother to us. 

But no, neither of us miss them in any way, shape, or form.

For one, your spelling.

But to watch for any vampire risking showing humans, or breaking the laws. 

To keep watch.

It depends on which vampires. Your “normal” human killing vampires, I have nothing against. They are just following their instint. But when it comes to the Cullen’s, well, my hatred for them is right up there next to Caius. 

I grew up in a time nothing like this. I was born in the 1700’s and my life would have been a basic women’s life. Take care of the home, get married, have kids, and do the housework. Nothing exciting. 

It is thinking about that in which makes me glad I am a vampire. Growing up nor Alec or I were normal, so I think that I would have gone mad. 

Read, kill, learn new things form Marcus, spend tie with the only true family I have left, and what ever else Aro has me do. But if it is a really boring moment, at night, I will go out onto the square and, just for fun, mess with drunk or people who are out too late and use my power to make them fall to their knees. It is quite fun even after almost 300 years. 

I remember waking up, feeling the heat of the village being burned, seeing the red eyes of my saviors, and hearing the screaming of my brother - I came to before he did.