I had always promised myself I’d never fall for anyone like him. But fate didn’t seem to care what I thought I wanted. It was ready to just throw me and dunk me in those crystal eyes. Every night, I thought ceaselessly of those eyes and how they never seemed to stay the same shade. And that was only after one encounter of drowning in them. But it was too late

“If you so much as dare to hurt any of my friends, I shall jinx you so far beyond oblivion you’ll die trying to figure it out. Let out a slip up, and I’ll attempt to cover for you. But. Do. Not. Slip. Up. For the next hour or so you are only Edward.” Smiling widely as Ginny came over to give me a hug, I let go of his hand and greeted Ginny happily, introducing her to Edward.

Excerpt: As I neared the couch, I realized that the lump that should have been on the couch was no longer there. Stopping in my tracks, I cursed under my breath. Setting the cup down on a table that was by the wall, I double checked that my wand was still in my pants waistband. Finding that it was, I turned in a slow circle looking for the man in the shadows of objects in the room. Hearing a noise down the hall, I slowly made my way that way, not walking past any doors before I looked inside.