-Cami's Letter-
"Dear Auntie Cami, the other day, Uncle Colt showed me a bunch of pictures of you guys when you were growing up. You were certainly beautiful when you were my age, and even after that. I still have the picture that Auntie El gave me of you and I during my first Christmas. No offense to my sister, but I can tell I was obviously your favorite. Uncle Colt won't admit it, but I'm his favorite too. And soon, I'll have to share the spotlight with his and Auntie El's first baby, which is fine. I can't wait until she gets here. I already promised to babysit. And of course, I'll teach her how to be awesome, like her cool cousin. I hope you're resting peacefully. And if my dad's with you, please make sure he's in peace too. Love, Nicole."
-Jackson's Letter-
"Dear Jackson, like with Auntie Cami, I never got the chance to really know you. But from what my mom's told me, I really would've loved to. It's not every man that'll accept a woman's children as a part of his family, especially the daughters of Klaus Mikaelson. But I want you to know that what you've done for my family and I, I will always remember. Thank you. Yours truly, Nicole Mikaelson."
-Elijah's Letter-
"Dear Uncle Elijah, today Auntie Dee gave me a beautiful cello. She says I already play like a master on it. But while I was playing it, all I could think about was you. But honestly, that's what I think about whenever I play any instrument, especially the piano. The bench is lonely without you beside me. Around here, basically everyone thinks the electric keyboard is a piano and ballet is the most boring genre of dance there is. I'm pretty much the only cultured person at this school, but at least, there's a few people that admire my talents. One of them I'm not speaking to at the moment, but that's a story for another day. I'll let you and Mom get back to your dancing. Miss you, Uncle Elijah. Love, Nicolette."
-Klaus's Letter-
"Dear Daddy, a day hasn't gone by that I don't think of you. It's been two years and I'm still lost. I'm constantly being told I'm too much like you, and that that'll be my downfall into darkness. But I'm edging closer there on my own. I just wish you were here to give me advice. I can really use it right now. Because you're the only one that ever really understood me. Hope doesn't even seem to get me anymore. That's probably what hurts me the most now. Even my own twin sees me as a loose cannon. I fear the day she'll see me as a lost cause. But if that does happen, I hope we'll come back together, like we Mikaelsons do best. I love you and I miss you, Daddy. Always and Forever, your Littlest Wolf."
-Hayley's Letter-
"Dear Mom, today was yet another day that I couldn't be the hero. I know you always told me the day would come, but right now, I don't think that'll ever happen. Maybe I'm just destined to be a villain, or just the girl that screws stuff up. I let my fear get the better of me. And I know I'm better than that. But if you and Daddy were here, I know you'd tell me I was being too hard on myself. And you'd be right. It wasn't until I talked to the Necromancer that I realized I punished myself by watching Daddy and Uncle Elijah die. I couldn't save them or you, and that'll always be the biggest failure of my life. I'm sorry that I'm not turning out how you hoped I would, but I'm trying. I miss you, Mom. Love, Nicole."
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Legacies: Nicole Mikaelson's Story (Season One)
FanfictionTwo years have passed since the death of the notorious and feared Klaus Mikaelson, and his twin daughters, Hope and Nicolette, are still trying to move on with their lives at the Salvatore Boarding School. But their lonely lives are going to get com...
