Splitting Our Odds Into Evens

I hate pancakes!

Bonnie slowly opened her emerald green eyes. The white bright lights shone in her face which made her throw her hand over her eyes in response. 

"Bonnie, you're awake!" Caroline said as she reached to hug the witch's frail body. "I thought you were going to die."  

"Ouch," Bonnie groaned in pain. 

Caroline pulled away at the sound of agony that escaped Bonnie's mouth. "Oh, sorry -" she said. "I was so worried about you. Kol just came out of nowhere and stabbed a huge lot of wood through your stomach. So, I tried using my blood to heal you, but it didn't work and here we are."

"Thanks Care," Bonnie said leaning her head to the side, leaving a faint smile. "Just know that when I see that asshole, I am going to kill him."

"Stop there," Caroline said, as she put her hands on Bonnie's shoulder to calm her down. "Forget about killing that moron. You need some rest! Your health is what's more important right now."

Bonnie was too angry to even take Caroline's words into consideration. She had so many questions! "How the hell did he even get in?" Bonnie asked as Caroline shrugged. Just thinking about Kol had her witchy hormones all over the damn place. The lights in the room begin to flicker and the glass cup near Bonnie shattered into pieces. 

Suddenly, a banging pain swelled in the blonde's head. "Bonnie!" Caroline exclaimed, throwing her hands to her head, hoping to relieve the pain. Little did she know, it was Bonnie's doing. Yet, the witch didn't realize it herself.  "Bonnie, stop! Your magic is out of control!" 

Bonnie couldn't hear Caroline, all she could think about was the painful experience she had a couple of hours ago; how she almost lost her life to an original sibling. 

Caroline grabbed Bonnie's wrist. The witch snapped out of her thoughts. "What happened?"

"You just gave me a damn aneurysm," Caroline exclaimed, rubbing the side of her temples. 

"I'm so sorry," Bonnie said. "I don't know what happened to me. I just felt a lot of hate and extreme anger. It was like a million spirits yelling in my head". 

"It's okay. You just need to cool down a little. Or else your magic is going to be haywire."

"You're right," Bonnie said, nodding in agreement. Her eyes then searched the room for someone she expected to be there. "Where's Elena?"

"She'll be here as soon as school is over," Caroline replied as Bonnie laid back down. 

Bonnie felt extremely grateful for Caroline because if she hadn't rushed her to the hospital, she would have been as good as dead.  

***AT THE MIKAELSON MANSION

Kol walked to the kitchen and saw Rebekah. He rolled his eyes at her presence.  

"Are you out of your bloody mind Kol?" 

"For God's sake sister, it is too early for your yelling," he said, head thrown back in frustration.

"You snapped my neck and for what? If you hate me so much, you might as well dagger me!"

"I wouldn't mind doing that," Kol said, with a grin on his face. "I don't have time for your consistent attitudes and misery. In fact, I have good news."

"I don't want to hear it," Rebekah hissed. 

"Well I'm going to tell you anyway," Kol said. 

The stupid grin on his face had Rebekah on edge. "What did you do?" She knew that the only person more ruthless than Klaus, was Kol.