Legacies Imagines

Rain🍆- Hizzie

Lizzie knew it would start raining the moment that they drove away from their school's gates. The blonde looked out in worry as the clouds became darker minute after minute.

"Can you please stop worrying? It's not going to rain and even if it does it won't be a problem for us," says Hope, eyes set on the road before them. Lizzie rolls her eyes and crosses her arms, both falling into silence again.

Being in a 4-hour ride with Hope wasn't really what she wanted to do in this beautiful Saturday, but she had to.

Josie had finally gotten back (officially) with Penelope and Lizzie had grown enough to care for the couple, so she decided to sacrifice herself as a tribute and went with Hope.

Her dad had been surprised, knowing how Lizzie wasn't the best person with Hope, but he didn't have time to think of it much before throwing Hope the car keys and leaving. The school was busy with new students coming in and Alaric couldn't do everything alone, which made Hope and Lizzie do one of his duties.

It was a simple thing, go to the farmhouse it was left to Hope by her father and Alaric and she would use it to store things they couldn't keep at the school), check on it and make sure everything was good and return. A simple thing and Lizzie was sure nothing could happen to delay them.

"So," starts Hope, fingers drumming on the steering wheel, "how have you been doing these days?"

"Besides hearing my twin making out with Satan? Nothing much," says Lizzie. Hope laughs at the comment, knowing that even if Lizzie still called Penelope 'Satan', she had grown fond of the girl.

She was proud of her. Hope knew Lizzie was a good person, but she also knew how easily she could come off as the exact opposite. After the twins had returned two years ago from Europe, she had made a sudden change which surprised everyone. Suddenly she was the biggest Penelope and Josie fan and even decided to spend some time with Hope, usually talking about things which bothered them or just practicing spells.

"At least you aren't there when Penelope geeks out about Josie. One night I think I saw her cry over how precious Josie is," replies Hope, a smile blooming on her lips when she hears the blonde laugh.

Both of them have small conversations after that, Lizzie offering Hope something to drink time to time and Hope telling Lizzie about buildings they would pass. was a calmness Lizzie had missed, and as she looked at the girl driving her mind thought about it.

Hope was a strong girl, both in power and mind. She had passed things Lizzie couldn't even imagine without freaking out and still remained the same good person. A good person who was also fair and Lizzie loved that about Hope.

Then, thought Lizzie as her eyes traveled on Hope's profile, she wasn't that bad looking. Her blue eyes had a special shine that it reminded Lizzie of the ocean she would love to spend time gazing when their family would go to the beach. Her lips were full and pink and Lizzie really wanted to-

"Lizzie? You okay?" asks Hope, a concerned look on her face and Lizzie blushed red, catching herself in mid thoughts. It wasn't the first time, and Lizzie wasn't stupid enough to think she was fully straight, but thinking about kissing Hope Mikaelson wasn't really something she liked admitting she thought about.

"Nothing at all, Hope," snaps Lizzie back, and Hope raises an eyebrow in suspicion, but nonetheless drops it and continues driving. Lizzie breathes out in relief and turns her head towards the window. The sky was turning darker and Lizzie groaned in annoyance. "I told you it was going to rain." Hope sighed loudly and continued driving, not caring enough to give a reply to the girl. That agitated Lizzie, and she turned to the brunette with a fiery gaze. "Are you ignoring me?!" A moment passed and suddenly rain started and Lizzie groaned loudly, falling back on her seat. Hope kept her calm, used to Lizzie being a drama queen.