Monologue Vampire Diaries Novels & Stories

Monica said, having no one to speak to for years have been a haunting thing for her. Irene finally turned to face Monica. Monica run down to her. "Irene... It's truly you. You're alive." Monica said hugging Irene. "Yeah. I am always fine." Irene replied. "Someone told me you stay here." Monica nods her head. She stared around the room. Bloods were everywhere. "We should talk outside please." Monica said. Irene could sense why she said it. "Don't worry. My vampire part won't take over me "

she whispered she watched him nod and run quickly away, she made her way further back into the wall into the shadows looking at the movement and shift of the crowd “alex who...?!” dius said holding on to the bloody body of one of his people red eyes let out bloody tears as they all watched “he’s coming” was all the vamp got out before his form began to turn to ash

Best regards, mom and dad. Alexis, who finished reading the contents of the third diary, suddenly gasped and fell silent. Alexis was very surprised by what her parents wrote in the third diary there. Alexis has to choose between two life choices. First, live as a pure blooded vampire hunter who can die at any time. Or secondly, live as a vampire who is also a pure blood vampire hunter who will live eternally with Adrian. Both options seem very difficult for Alexis to choose at this time right now. Alexis finds it impossible to be a vampire and a vampire hunter at the same time actually.

He's so adorable! "But first, let's get permission from brother Daryl, okay? Because it's late at night, there could be a monster outside." Because of what I said, he snorted, "But I'm a vampire." He stated. That's right, I forgot about it. I made fun of him and messed up his hair. We sat in our mini picnic area on the beach and watched the sunset together. The scenery is breathtaking. Wait, sun? And he's a vampire, too, right? Why is he the only one who can leave the mansion without fear of the sun? But his brothers are fully clothed and terrified of leaving the estate while the sun is still out.

"I hope you haven't heard the words that I mostly said because you must be wondering the reasons as to why I said the things I would never say to your face. "The truth, Diana, is that even I, am not sure what is going on. Vampires are not made to feel but lately, it seems like I now do. Maybe it is all in my head or… may be not but..." He paused, bringing his gaze back to her hand as he was suddenly filled with a sense of shame. "...please wake up and help me understand what is going on with me." “Come on, Diana,” the words fled his lips before his mind could think. Subsequently, he added, “Open your eyes for me.”

The warriors, under their command, were prepared for the unknown, ready to confront the supernatural forces arrayed against them. Dylan, addressing the gathered elders, spoke in a voice that echoed with ancient authority. "The time has come to reveal our true power," he proclaimed, his words carrying a weight that reverberated through the assembled vampires. Silas, bracing himself for the impending challenge, exchanged a glance with Chastity, a silent affirmation of their shared commitment.

"Bella..." My arm stretched out hopelessly, as if I could somehow reach her, protect her from the monster looming over her. I felt a wave of despair wash over me, knowing I was powerless to save her. My vision began to tunnel, and I knew I was running out of time. With a Herculean effort, I tried to speak again, my voice cracking with desperation. "Run...Bella...run..." Bella's POV I was frozen in terror, my feet rooted to the spot as the vampire approached me. His golden pupils glowed like embers, illuminating the dark iris of his eyes. I felt small and insignificant in his powerful aura, like a tiny mouse caught in the gaze of a hungry hawk.

The immortal part of you — that's what's going to save your wife. Words of deceit. They were all lies. They had tried to turn me for their own ends, some political game in the vampire hierarchy I’d been too ravaged by grief to see. By the time I was done becoming, by the time I knew what I was, Mona was already gone. I held her cooling body in my arms and I screamed until I lost my voice. Until the sun came up and almost killed me because I didn’t care, I didn’t want to live in a world where she was not in.

“You won’t show up on cameras any more.” “I… won’t?” Her armour of confidence shows a gap. “Sorry.” Normally, I’d think it weird that I probably know more about being a vampire than the vampire sitting next to me. Right now, it just, is. Everything is filtering through a sort of mental white noise, and nothing has much emotion attached to it for me. “You won’t have a reflection in mirrors either.”

"Your greatest mistake was ever falling in love with this monster. A thousand of your pack people can come but they won't still be able to stop this from happening." As the vampires started pulling Adrian toward the electrocution chair, I couldn't hold back a guttural scream. "No! Stop! Please, don't do this!" I cried out, but nobody cared to listen to me. The room was silent and dark at first, but then the lights came on, only that it wasn't the light but a strange machine that made sparks fly. Adrian's screams made my ears and eyes bleed. I desperately reached out to Adrian, hoping he could save himself. But it was too late. Electricity shot through his body, causing him to jerk and convul