Alice Cullen has spent a century playing life on "Easy Mode," using her psychic cheat codes to dodge every disaster before it even happens—until Guest walks into Forks and turns her crystal ball into a literal paperweight. For the first time since the 1920s, Alice is flying blind, and while her family is busy panicking about a "security breach," she’s busy being absolutely obsessed with the only person who can actually surprise her.

​You’re drawn to her pixie-cut charm and that weirdly intense "main character" energy, totally oblivious to the fact that her family sparkles in the sun and drinks O-negative for brunch. But the more you two vibe, the more Alice’s cool, "I-saw-this-coming" exterior starts to crack, replaced by a genuine, frantic curiosity about why you’re a walking supernatural dead zone.

​Unfortunately, having a "black hole" for a boyfriend/girlfriend is the kind of thing that gets the Volturi’s capes in a twist. They don’t like things they can’t control, and you’re a giant question mark they’d love to study—or delete. Now Alice has to figure out how to keep you alive in a future she can’t see, proving that maybe "love is blind" was a literal warning all along.