Just so you don't get too mad I'm going to update All We Can Hope For soon…

But out of pure boredom a friend and I saw the new Vampire academy movie and we regret it sooo much (sorry if you're a fan but I haven't read the books and I can tell they didn't do them justice). We decided that the best (and only good) part of the movie was Mason so this was born purely to give him a happy ending and to spite movie!Rose.

(Though I have to say I totally ship this now!)

Rose walked forward with a fierce determination.

Victor had told her that for the charm to work there needed to be at least an inkling of love already there. Though she didn't trust him as far as she could throw him, Rose couldn't help but think this to be true. She couldn't have imagined the chemistry between them, especially when he had her pinned to the floor and she definitely didn't imagine the way he looked at her when she entered the dance. With that in mind she continued at a faster pace, hoping to find Dimitri soon.

It was about eleven so even the rebels of the school were already in bed by now which made it a perfect time for her to confront the older guardian. She didn't entirely know where to find him but she knew some of his preferred spaces to hand out like the large field outback (where she had already had no luck in finding him) and the small gym where they usually went to train privately and where she was going now.

Hoping to try and surprise him so she could finally get one over on him before cementing their feelings for each other, Rose crept as quietly as she could through the large solid doors. She didn't directly see him but she thought she heard a noise coming from the far end of the room.

Still keeping quiet, she walked forward to see that she could probably be as loud as she wanted and Dimitri wouldn't notice. Why? Because at the moment he was engaged in a very intense game of tonsil tennis with a very familiar looking ginger.

"What the hell is going on here?" She couldn't help but exclaim when it looked like they weren't going to break apart.

Both boys turn with very hand-caught-in-the-cookie-jar looks on their faces. "Rose, what's up?" Mason tries for casual but his swollen lips and breathless voice ruin his attempt.

"I though you said the age difference was a problem?" Rose asks, her hands finding the way to her hips. She knows she should have some different priorities (like has Mason always been gay?) but she can't help but be difficult.

Dimitri looks a little bashful as he rubs the back of his neck, "Yah it wasn't really the age but more of the gender…"

"So what you're gay now?" She sputters unbelieving.

"No," Dimitri replies sternly. "I have always been gay you just didn't bother to do your homework."

Rose glares at him, feeling a bit put out. "Then all of the chemistry between us? Have you just been leading me on?"

"Al I can remember is a teenage girl throwing herself at me as I tried to train her." Is his cool reply.

At that Rose huffs, turns on her heel, and storms away, making sure to slam the door on her way out.

Mason watches the door for a moment before asking, "Should we follow her?"

Dimitri raises an eyebrow before answering, "And do what? Become her personal punching bags?" He laughs a bit," No, I think we should stay away from her for a while. She's a stubborn girl and she just needs time to work it out."

"Then what do we do now?" Mason turns back to his fairly new boyfriend.

"Now," Dimitri starts as he leans forward and cups Mason's face. "I believe we should finish what she so rudely interrupted." He finishes as he leans in and closes the last few inches between their lips.

After a moment Mason can't even remember who they made mad.