Summary: The ghost of Royce King II, Rosalie's human fiancé, is cursed to follow her through her whole life, to see the happiness that he could never give her.
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She stood before me, a
demon angel in a long white dress. She had just broken her way
through a two foot metal door with a deadlock seal. It was
impossible, but it was true. My eyes travelled up her body, following
every curve. God she was gorgeous, even better than Rose. The dress
didn’t fit her perfectly, like it wasn’t meant for her, but it
still hugged her shape. I looked higher, to find her pearly white
skin, shimmering slightly. And then...
Oh God, her face! I
screamed; I couldn’t stop myself. She wasn’t just like Rosalie
Hale, she was Rosalie. Her eyes blazed crimson as she smiled a
wicked smile at me. I screamed again, hoping someone would hear, but
at the same time knowing no body would.
“Hello Royce,” she
hissed in a voice like honey, “I think you know why I’m here,
don’t you?”
I couldn’t speak. I
just sat there dumbfounded at she moved towards me, the cruel little
smile on her lips stretching into a contortion of teeth.
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I was floating. The
pain didn’t go away, but I could think around it...barely. I knew
what was happening. Somehow I knew everything. I was dead. Rosalie,
the girl I thought I had killed, had killed me. I was doomed. I would
follow her for the rest of her life, to watch what I had done. I
hadn’t changed her, but I had made it necessary. And she would live
forever.
An eternity of pain.
I learned about her new
life. She was fairly happy, once she accepted that she could never go
back, but she didn’t like what she had become. She hated it.
But this life was good
for her. Carlisle and Esme loved her more than her parents ever had;
she was a daughter to them, not a tool for furthering themselves.
Edward did not worship her feet like every other man had, which
irritated her a little, but he loved her like a sister, and he was
her brother in every sense of the word.
Two years later, she
found him. Out hunting, she came across a young man with curly brown
hair about to be finished off by a bear. She saved him. I don’t
know why. Her thoughts were usually pretty clear to me, but I
couldn’t make sense of this particular impulse. And once Carlisle
changed him, everything clicked into place so perfectly that she
never thought of why she did it ever again.
Emmet was everything
Rosalie needed. He loved her in a way that I never had. He was
everything I had never been. He loved the feel of her hand in his,
not the stares they were getting. He loved her face, not because it
was beautiful, but because it was hers. He loved her, not her
body.
For decades, nothing
changed. Alice and Jasper arrived, but fit themselves in so
seamlessly that it seemed as if nothing had changed. The family moved
around a lot, and Rosalie was content.
Then they went to
Forks. Edward found Bella. Rosalie’s jealousy was shocking,
considering that she didn’t actually like the guy. But she
made herself be happy, for his sake. And, in time, she truly loved
Bella too.
When Renesmee came
along, Rose was thrilled. She loved the strange little girl with her
captivating powers, and Bella really became her sister. Jacob
irritated her, but she let that go.
I have to watch them
still, see the happiness, see the contentment there, in that family
of ‘monsters’. Rosalie never thought of me even once. And though
I know that without me none of this could have happened, every second
is filled with agony for what I did to this perfect, precious girl. I
hurt her. I stole her life. I will live without that until she dies
and I can finally go to hell.
But she will never die.
Crap.
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