(okay before hand this topic is merely for pure fun lol i haven't planned it, i just thought it'll be a laugh so everyone shoul post and mainly for girls rofl)

Edward made his way across the grounds towards hogwarts the sun was clouded and hidden behind the grey sky, climbing the steps with ease he pushed open the doors with both hands, they both opening under his push, he paused in the entrance he wore sunglasses a simple demin jacket and a few layers under neath they being a blueish Jumper and underneath a demin coloured t-shirt, accompanying it he wore balc trousers and shoes, he had hunted recently as was in rather high spirits, he stood there hands in his pockets and soon a grin and half crooked smil spread across his face.

(lol pft to you then nah it's only fun)

the doors closed behind him what he was infact smiling at was for some odd reason, he felt rather happy, why he had no idea, but what ever it was, was the reason for such a smile, his eyes a golden butterscotch swan pleasnetly behind the sunglasses as he glanced around the hall, one day in many it was naring new year, why not go out with a bang?, perhaps it would make him big headed, reguardless it was what he wished to do, never had he really pulled of such clothes, nor such boldness.

Nicholas strode down the steps into the Entrance Hall and instantly halted in disbelief at what he saw. The most beautiful boy in the world, radiating some sort of attractive aura. Surely not another part-veela? No, it was a different sort of magic. Nicholas approached him, clearing his throat. Maybe if the sunglasses were gone, he would have a better chance of recognising the boy. He'd already worked out that he was a Slytherin; he recalled that golden hair from a boy at the back of his seventh year class who never seemed to pay any attention to Charms. "Might I ask you to remove your sunglasses?" he asked in a way that made it clear that he was ordering, not actually asking. "They do not conform to our usual dress-code, as I'm sure you very well know."

Alice was walking in to the entrance hall. She stopped dead in her tracks when she saw Edward. 'what is he doing' Alice thought. She sighed and walked over to him. She saw that he was also with Professor Fitwick."Hello Professor."Alice said greeting him and stood next to Edward also smiling. "Hello Edward" Alice said in thought.

"Miss Cullen," Nicholas said, nodding politely to the newest addition to the conversation. He knew her from his class - she was a much more attentive student than this self-proclaimed rebel here. "I don't see why removing your sunglasses would be such a terrible thing, Mr...?" he stated in a low voice, his crooked smile an equal match to Edward's. "I'm sure there are delightful eyes behind those darkened lenses. Nothing to be ashamed of..." He enjoyed teasing his students in this way - both girls and boys; and of course there was nothing to it. He found that it kept the girls happy and attentive and kept the boys in line, save they were sent for a 'detention'. And who would want a detention with a teacher who acted in this way? A little veela humour goes a very long way, he thought to himself, glad to have learned a thing or two from his mother.

Marcus looked up from his book at the sound of voices. He was leaning against a wall in the entrance hall, partically hidden in shadows. He tutted at Edward's entrance, a man who usually didn't like making a scene. And yet here he was with his ridiculus sunglasses and a cocky little smirk on his face. He rolled his eyes and looked back to his book. 'What a jerk,' he thought loudly, so as Edward was certain to hear.

Marcus looked up from his book, his eyes narrowing automatically at the girl for disturbing him. He follwed her finger and smirked, "Mmm he is. And he abuses his....talents." His tone was cold with only a slint hint of humour. Socializing was the one thing he hated, loathed in fact, about this school. Everyone was far too over-friendly at this school and it wasn't a good thing. He looked back at his book without another glance at the girl.

Marcus smirked into his book. Good, she had got the message. He was often grateful of having a keep-your-distance look about himself. His cold, dark eyes, pale skin, skinny frame and the fact that he was in Slytherin kept most people away, even if, like this girl, they tried to start a conversation. Perhaps one day he would get used to people, but for now, he prefered to keep himself to himself. 'Apart from Rose,' he thought, the only 'friend' he really had.

'oh yeah i wouldn't talk them off just yet.' Alice thought. She smiled at the professor. Then said "Do you think that Edward can have his fun for just a few months longer Professor."Alice said with another smile. Her eyes were gold as well she had hunted a few hours before Edward.

"Mr Cullen," he began sternly, "If you insist on wearing them for some sort of medical reason or the like, please give me proof. Many students would use events such as this as leverage to change their own uniforms too." He folded his arms and tapped his foot impatiently, eyebrows raised in anticipation of what this boy would reveal as his 'very important' reason for wearing these ridiculous glasses. To tell the truth, Nicholas was somewhat irked by this boy - doubtless he had stolen an equal amount of hearts as Nicholas had, and he had no veela blood in him by any measure. He was a rival. Rivals must be eradicated.

Rose slipped through the doors behind Edward - she'd just had to fetch some things from the greenhouses for a Potions project - and almost snorted with laughter at what a ridiculous sight he looked. Of course, he looked handsome and lovely as ever, maybe even more so, but he still looked an idiot. Controlling her laughter, she nodded to Professor Flitwick - one of her favourite teachers - and to Edward's sister who she didn't really know that well, and carried on through the Entrance Hall. You really are a pr*ck, you know, she thought loudly in quite a jokey tone.

Nicholas was taken aback by this sudden reveal. The boy's eyes were so stunning, he couldn't help but stare. He knew he was making a fool of himself in front of so many students, but he pushed the matter anyway. "Why, Mr Cullen, did you not tell me that you were a vampire?" he hissed, following Edward in long strides. "For embarrassment of a member of staff alone, I sentence you to a month of detentions, starting today, in my office!" All the more time to get a better look at the boy, the awkward, irresponsible side of him thought, while the good teacher inside him attempted to quash these ideas.