Nina Dobrev Learns The Deadly Truth! First Look At Vampire Diaries Season Premiere!

9/17/2012 6:09 PM ET | Filed under: TV News • Ian Somerhalder • Nina Dobrev

No, he isn't pleased at all!

If you're a fan of The Vampire Diaries, then last season's finale nearly ripped your heart of your chest and left you breathless these long, LOOOOONG four months. With Elena's fate a big ole question mark (unless you've read the books, which we guess is the direction we're sorta heading in…), we've all been left to wonder what will become of the object of every Salvatore's affections.

Well, now we know…how the story kicks off Oct. 11th! A first glimpse of the season four premiere has been released and it essentially picks up where we all left off: Elena wakes from her death nap to learn that not only did she drown, but she has a very critical decision to make.

Will she choose to vamp out … or will she, well, not?

Check out the video (above) to see how she takes the news. The very, very bad news.

Course, if we had the choice, we'd DEFINITELY opt to spend eternity with Ian! And we don't think a soul would blame us!

This Woman Just Found Out Her Childhood Molester Moved In Next Door -- AND IT'S LEGAL!

A sexual assault survivor's worst nightmare came true when she got home one day to find the man who molested her as a young girl had moved in next door.

Danyelle Dyer was "extremely shocked" when she learned that her abusive uncle would be moving in next door after getting released from prison on June 13 -- and there was nothing she could do to stop it.

After researching state laws in hopes of blocking the move, the 21-year-old's parents found out there were no restrictions in the state of Oklahoma on how far away a convicted sex offender must live from his victim.

Meaning Harold English, the uncle who sexually abused Dyer when she was a little girl, was legally able to move into his mother's home in Bristow following his prison release -- despite the house being right next door to where his victim has always lived.

Dyer admitted it was "disheartening to learn the law is not on our side," but she's refusing to let the unfortunate situation make her feel like a victim!

She explained to People:

[Image via Facebook/Oklahoma Dept. of Corrections.]