He Smiled, And It Lit Up His

I Had To Be The Next Family Alchemist. My Sister... Well, She's Older, And Usually It's The Oldest Kid Who Has To Do The Job. But, She's Kind Of... Worthless. -sydney To Rose

Adrian Opened His Mouth, Undoubtedly Ready With Some Inappropriate And Mocking Comment. Lissa Gave Him A Sharp Headshake That Kept Him Quiet. "aren't There Any, I Don't Know, Sleeveless Options?" The Saleswoman's Eyes Widened. "no One Has Ever Worn Straps To A Funeral. It Wouldn't Be Right." "what About Shorts?" Asked Adrian. "are They Okay If They're With A Tie? Because That's What I Was Gonna Go With." The Woman Looked Horrified.

The Problem With Having So Many People Call Me By Nicknames Was That When Someone Called Me By My Actual Name, It Usually Meant Something Serious Was Happening.

You're A Dhampir," I Breathed. "so Are You." He Teased. "yeah, But I Just Thought—" "that I Was Human? Because Of The Bite Marks?" "yeah." I Admitted, No Point In Lying. "we All Have To Survive," He Said "and Dhamphirs Are Good At Figuring Ways Out To.

I Want You To Break The Spell. Finish It Off.” "what Do You Mean?” "the Spell You Did On Me And Dimitri.” "that Spell Is Done. It Burned Itself Out.” I Shook My Head. "no. I Keep Thinking About Him. I Keep Wanting To…” He Smiled Knowingly When I Didn't Finish. "my Dear, That Was Already There, Long Before I Set That Up.