What If? - A Bonnie Bennett Fic

Episode 21

After Caroline was attacked by a humanity off Elena in the cellar, she decided to leave the selfish bitch and call her other bestfriend to check up on her. Comfort filled her after learning that she was fine and safe from Silas who hasn't made any surprise visits lately.

Bonnie made sure that the blonde knew how much she wasn't ready to forgive the brunette, but rashly hanged up to avoid any farther questions and also because her acquaintance that was mostly her enemy agreed to meet her at a coffee shop.

"I really don't see the necessity of ending your phone call. We both know I heard everything," he said whilst sitting down opposite her.

"Is this the part were we share our feelings?" Bonnie asked, her tone deadpanned. "I'm sure you've heard that Caroline didn't even attempt to breath out a word about you. How did that make you feel?"

He chuckled. "I must say Bonnie, you truly are hilarious when you want to be. Now, why did you summon me here?" He cut her off before she could respond. "And it better be the last time." He gave a threatening smile.

"How can it be when you came running like dog that broke it's leash," Bonnie mocked. "But I'm not sure whether that statement is a pun or not." A bang on a table startled everyone in the coffee shop, but failed to make Bonnie flinch. "Hush now Klaus. I don't have the time to soothe your belly...I mean your ego like Caroline. I'm sure you heard about what happened to her yesterday." Bonnie witnessed a confused look on his facial fixtures and sighed.

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Two Nights Ago

Caroline had just driven herself home after prom. She was busy wondering how Bonnie, the boring Bonnie Bennett won and became prom queen instead of her. Well, she does love her friend but, she couldn't see how that was possible. She got out of the car and slammed the door and turned hushly to head inside but hit a strong chest so hard but it stood still as a rock.

"Hello love." Klaus stood there, admiring how beautiful she glowed with the gown he had given her.

"What do you want?" She asked as she tried not feel affected by his presence.

"I came to see you. By the time I got to the school, you were already gone." He chuckled when she became surprised. "I assumed that you'll save one dance for me, the same way you did in past dances we've attended together."

"We didn't attend anything together," she snapped.

"What do you call it, I snap my fingers and you come running?" His face softened when she frowned, shifting her weight to another leg with her heels. "The same way Bonnie snapped dear old Elena's bones in the school parking lot as if she was crushing noodles in her palm." Caroline tilted her head to the side, narrowing her eyes. "I must say, she's a very fast learner and she must stop being too afraid to express her power."

Caroline tried taking a step back while calculating her thoughts but was slammed against her car with a full blow, Klaus gripping her arms violently. He continued, "then again, there's so much to be afraid of isn't there? Like what I'll do to you if your friend Bonnie doesn't come out of hiding. Where is she?"

"Silas?" Caroline asked, her tone mirroring a sense of shock and fear.

"Where is she?" He roared, causing Caroline to gasp in terror, along with the injury on her back caused by him when slammed her against the car again. "She's not at home, she's not anywhere. Bonnie is playing games with me and I don't like it."

He tilted her head to the side, placing the lose hair behind her ear so he can whisper clearly. "Tell her, I'm looking for her," he whispered in her ear, "tell her to come out of the shadows. Tell her that this," he rammed a wooden stake in her chest before she screamed in agony, "is only the beginning." He left her as she dropped to the ground.