supporters;
1. acoustichearts
2.Sincerely, Me.
3.Stay to the Lights
4.naturellebella
5.xlennie
6.Chrissalaugha
7.Soleya
8.Shadowhunter
9.lost in you
10.lisagslack14
11.ssbailey
12.infallible love
13.K'Vruck
14.Andra
15.NBalways
16.B.Chambers
17.MPFan09
18.kfrancis08
19.Calgaryfan2006
20.Two-Core-Aura
21.Honey-Girl
22.ILoveOTH23
23.Whitney86
24.angelface211
25.GrhmLz
26.foreverafter12
27.Neda16
28. alecia
29. attract your dreams ♥
30. BLCS
31. AndLoveYelledNO
32. jules166
33. Butterflygirl
34. TwilightPrincess
35. backstreetboysfan
36. ++bittersweet++
37. carleymarie
38. Flame.of.love
39. julyhsm
40. toxicgurl169
41. xlennie
42. covington
43. nennylove
44. diannaagronlove
45. tsforever
46. Doccubus
47. Eviekins15
48. L i N d $ @ y
49. ღMitra
50. CloisFan
51. Esselle
52.Velvetsen
53. barneyrocks
54. star_gazer02
55. DiamondDreaming
56. Darya_James
57.livexitxupx18
58. WonderlandGabby
59. kirblu22
60. ShadowSouls
61. rosysummy
62.murphyboy11
63. sethamgal
63. Emanfan642
64. Moonlight_shine
65. Blue Lightning
66.Leah_LL_Fan
67. Beyond the Stars ♥
68. mocha latte
69. JaSam4Life
70. Madalena
71. Blair.
72. Falling.For.You
73. nileyfan1
74. Addiction
75. AragornsQueen
76. Pinkalicious
78. ::Jen
79. willyoubemycharizard
80. Ciria
81. katie9821
82. annad13
83.OliiVicious
84. lace1023
85. NateBlairlover
86. greenrocks
87. sugarbubbles
88. warangel88
89. Chicka Dee
90. feelingepic
91. gigilove
92. josetong
94. merie
95. Wildcard
96. Mergana
97. Karol
98. ashleymarie
99. Grazzia
100. DestinedByTheStars
101. MaskedAlien
102. JAM1104
103. chairdelenaradrian
104. dlittleone
105. Lozza~TheAussieChick~
106. lulu-144
107. pablitam89
108. BWQBProdz
109. Trulove
110. Josie2288
111. linsxx3
112. stilestilinski

Adam & Cassie Book Survivor.

THE HUNT.

Vote out your LEAST favourite scene. 3 votes and it will be eliminated.

ROUND 4.


1. Cassie appreciated Adam’s sense of humor, even when he was teasing her. No matter how dire the situation was with the hunters and with Scarlett, Adam was still able to make light of things. Cassie needed that now more than ever.
She focused on the sparkle in his blue-gray eyes and thought of the silver cord, that mystifying bond that connected Adam’s soul to hers. What did it mean that she’d also seen a cord connecting Adam to Scarlett on the night of their battle? Could she have imagined it? Cassie could hardly think about it. She reached for Adam’s free hand and interlaced her fingers with his.


2. “The silver cord is just between us. That’s how soul mates work.”
“What if you have more than one soul mate? That’s what I’m asking.”
“I don’t even think that’s possible.” Adam wrapped his arms around Cassie’s torso. “And any cord aside, I love you, Cassie. Only you. With everything I have.”
“I love you too, but—”
Adam kissed Cassie on the mouth, softly at first and then with more passion. The kisses made Cassie feel dizzy and light-headed in a way that made her want to giggle out loud. Even more so, she felt him—his essence—intertwining with hers.
Then Adam abruptly pulled away. “Did you feel that?”
“Of course I did.”
“That’s all the proof I need. Cord or no cord. So forget about what you think you saw when you were half-conscious.” Adam kissed Cassie again, this time affectionately on the cheek.
His lips felt warm and loving on her skin, and she couldn’t deny the feeling she got every time Adam kissed her. He was right about that much.



3. Adam was so much better than Cassie at being happy these days. Maybe some awful punch and silly dancing with her friends and boyfriend was just what she needed to clear out the black cloud that had settled into her chest. At the very least she could pretend to be excited about it—for Adam’s sake, and her mother’s peace of mind.
Cassie accepted Adam’s hand and let him draw her in, ballroom dance–style.
“Pink,” she whispered into his ear. “For your bow tie.”
Adam took a step back. “Seriously? Couldn’t you choose a color that’s a bit more manly?”
“Nope. Pink it is.”


4. Adam looked stunned. Cassie was, too. She had thought she was feeling better after Adam’s romantic gesture before their meeting. She hadn’t realized last night’s conversation about the cord and Scarlett was stillprodding at her heart. But it made her insides ache—even more now that she and Adam were disagreeing—and out it had come before she even knew what she was saying.
“That’s not what I meant at all.” Adam’s voice cracked with emotion, but he strived to maintain his composure. “How could you even think such a thing? You’re the one who said it was going to be okay last night. You said, ‘Everything will look brighter tomorrow.’ Well, that day is
today, Cassie, and I’m still here, loving you.”
Cassie knew Adam was right. She had tried to assure him Scarlett wouldn’t come between them, and now she was ruining that effort. The heated anger within her was driving him away—she knew she should stop, but it felt like her emotions were beyond her control.
What Cassie did next surprised them both. She grabbed Adam’s face with her hands and brought his mouth to hers. She kissed him violently, like the life of their relationship depended on it—and maybe it did. Cassie climbed on top of Adam, and he resisted her at first, but as Cassie knew he would, he eventually gave in.
It had never been this way before. Fast, animalistic. Pulling Adam closer always felt good, but right now everything seemed blurry and confused. Cassie’s intentions were clouded.
Once they slowed down, Adam drew back and looked into her eyes with concern. “Does this mean we’re okay?”
“I don’t want to lose you,” Cassie said. Her own voice sounded foreign to her, almost anesthetized.
“You’re not going to lose me.” Adam began kissing her again, but this time Cassie drew back.


5. Cassie accepted his hug with limp arms. In her mind, she knew Adam hadn’t done anything wrong, but her heart was proving to be more stubborn. Scarlett and the cord were all she could see when she looked at Adam now, all she could feel when he touched her. No matter how hard she tried to rationalize her jealousy away, it was there. --- Eliminated in Round #1


6. “We’ve both made mistakes recently,” Adam said. “And we have bigger concerns to deal with. One kiss is hardly the worst of them.”
“Bigger concerns,” Cassie said. “Like me being altogether evil.”
Adam shook his head. “You’re not evil, Cassie. One day, I promise, our lives will be normal enough that I will sufficiently freak out if you kiss another guy of your own volition, not because a cursed book made you do it.”
Cassie had to laugh as Adam gave the porch swing a little nudge, sending them gently back and then forward again.
Adam took a long breath in, held it, and exhaled heavily, as if he were blowing out every hurt feeling and negative thought within him. He looked longingly at Cassie and then leaned over and kissed her.
Cassie had never felt so gratified by a kiss in all her life. For a few blissful minutes she forgot all her troubles. She was healed. She was with Adam and that was all that mattered.
Adam must have felt it, too, because his passion for Cassie now was pressing and pleading. He kissed her like he hadn’t seen her in years, like he wanted to erase her kiss with Nick from her mind and claim her for himself. -- Eliminated in Round #3



7. Adam had crept into Cassie’s bedroom to say good night, and he was taking his time leaving, in no rush to separate from her. He was softly running his fingers up and down the inside of her arm, the way she loved. Cassie didn’t want him to leave her either. She wanted him to hold her tight until she drifted to sleep.
Adam leaned in and began kissing her neck, tenderly and quietly. He was being gentle with her, but she could hear the heaviness of his breathing. She understood how much he’d been missing having her this way. But then a knock on the door disturbed them. -- Eliminated in Round #2



8. “None of us knows what the future holds or who we’ll become, Cassie. But I do know that we can be true to who we are right now. And that applies to me loving you, and you loving me, and to you being able to connect to the light inside of you. That’s not going anywhere.”
Adam kissed the top of Cassie’s head and then let her go. “But you also have to trust yourself. You have to have faith in your own fundamental goodness.”
Cassie nodded. “I think I’m ready to.”
Without another word, Adam swooped in and kissed her. She almost laughed—it was the last thing she expected him to do at that moment. She had been on the verge of asking him about the brief look he had exchanged with Scarlett the night before, the one that had set her off in an internal jealous rage.
But as she leaned in to kiss him back, she forgot all about that. She could feel the sun on her back and hear the ocean in the distance. Sometimes Adam knew just what to do to make everything all right.



9. Cassie climbed out of her rowboat carefully and reached for Adam to steady her on solid ground. She squeezed his hand tightly, needing him close to her now more than ever. It occurred to Cassie that if this attack went poorly, if they failed, it could mean their deaths. These moments could very well be their last. Then a far scarier thought crossed Cassie’s mind. What if she survived but Adam didn’t? The idea of going on without him was unfathomable to her.
Cassie tried to absorb every detail of Adam as he was now. His electric-blue eyes and wild hair, and the strength that shone in his features even at the worst of times—perhaps especially at the worst of times.
“I don’t want to let go of your hand,” Cassie said.
“That’s good, because I won’t let you.” Adam brought her fingers to his lips. “Ever.”