Originally titled Everything for the Only Thing. The original female lead is Ita Muse, whose ability is to see through other people's attributes, such as their name, height, measurements, and weight. Edward can read minds, right? One can hear what others are thinking, and the other can see their attributes. A perfect match!
As for the Muse family, think of them as a matriarchal clan of witches. Ita's promiscuous mother, Mishel, is a legitimate member of the family with an exceptionally high talent for magic, so her job is to carry on the family line and produce offspring with even greater talent. Her no-account father is Caius. (When two playboys with a string of exes get together, which one is more faithful?) But at the beginning, the female lead doesn't know that.
Ita is pretty useless, too. She's slower and weaker than an ordinary vampire, and her talents for divination and potion-making fall short of an ordinary witch's. As a result, she was long ignored by her elders and looked down on by her peers. When she came of age, she finally chose to run away.
In her fourth year of wandering from place to place, she met Bella in Phoenix. Before long, Aunt Renee remarried Phil, a man who made his living playing baseball. Since the couple were always on the move, Bella decided to give them some space and planned to move to Forks, a rainy little town, to stay with her father, Charlie. Rather than keep drifting around, Ita decided to travel with her friend.
Synopsis: A goofy girl and Edward's low-key romance (?)
Warnings: The entire story is told in first person, except for the extras. Bella is still Edward's singer, but Edward won't fall for her. (I don't think being someone's singer necessarily means you have to like them.) Bella, Jasper, and Alice will all be paired with original characters. They don't get much page time in The One and Only; see the story next door, Martyr. The plots of books two and four of the original series have been removed. The author's writing is terrible, and the characters may be OOC from time to time.
Last but not least, if this isn't your thing, please click the top-left corner and leave. Don't start drama. (If you clap back, you win, okay?)
Theme: Bella the flirt can no longer wreak havoc on our precious Edward.
I don't know if I know it from reading fan fiction or the original novel, but that's how it is written. Didemi was killed by Aro in order to prevent Marcus from leaving the Volturi.
Is the heroine really the heroine? The male protagonist looks like a scumbag...
Bella is so annoying. What the hell did Alice say that Bella would become one of their members? Doesn't Edward like the heroine? It makes me so angry!
Caius is the heroine's father?
The last sentence made me wilt (｡ ́ ̀｡)
Where is the second part? There is only one on the author page.
I must say that I couldn't watch it. For the first time, I wanted Bella to be erased. It was really annoying.
My wife's writing is very good, but I'm curious if she will write about other pitfalls, including the split of several official couples, which are not clearly described. Will she post on other platforms?
Finished watching it. It's great! Thank you so much! Compare your feelings! It's hard work writing!
To be honest, this heroine gives people an inexplicable feeling of the Virgin, wishing to cure vampires and bring sunshine. Is this Yuki from Vampire Knight Next Door? It's okay to feel uncomfortable with vampires sucking human blood, but don't think about curing others, okay?! Moreover, half of the vampire bloodline dislikes the superiority of vampires. There is really nothing to say. The carelessness shown before is gone.