Vampire Diaries Imagines

Family - Klaus Mikaelson

He tried to kill me. Oh, did he try. Failed by a long shot, but I'm going to give Klaus the benefit of the doubt and just say he was having a bad day. Because if I knew Klaus the way I did and for as long as I did, I would have been dead ten times over.

Though I'm still deeply hurt that Niklaus would even think I would just let myself be killed that easily. Truthfully, I'm quite offended. He has known me for over five hundred years, and he thought I would be that easy to kill off? Sending one of his minions to do his dirty work? Klaus Mikaelson has now started a game he doesn't want to play. He and I both know that I can play this game just and he can, if not better.

For someone who once valued my opinion and my thoughts, knows I have never done him wrong and once upon a time called me family, he sure does know how to let baby mama drama lose all sense of former direction that he once had.

Since I came home, Hayley had created nothing but rifts between me and all the Mikaelson clan. I didn't appreciate it in the least. The only one who didn't have a problem with me at this moment, the only one she hasn't been able to turn against me, is Kol, and bless his soul if his family knew if that he was coming to see me on his off time, Klaus would drive that dagger back into him faster than he could blink. But at this point, I don't think he cared.

So here I sit outside a café in my hometown, trying to see if I could spot my favorite little hybrid. It's been days since his failed attempt on my life, and I'm sure Klaus knows by now that I was still alive. Especially when the young vampire kid didn't come back with my head on a silver platter.

"Hello, love." His voice rang cut from behind me.

"Bout time that you found me." I said as he made his way around me to sit in the chair on the other side of the table I had been sitting at. "It's been days and I can't say I've been hiding from you,"

Klaus let out an airy and sarcastic laugh. "Oh, my dear, (y/n), do you think I didn't know about your little escape?"

I let out a little laugh of my own. "Niklaus, I know you better than anyone. I knew that you would know within the hour that I figured out who sent him and that he wasn't as successful as you wanted him to be. But I hate to break it to you, Nik, but I'm still here."

"As I can see." He said and leaned back in his chair. "I never thought he would be able to kill you."

I raised my sunglasses and rested them on the top of my head. "You're playing a game that you and I know that I will win."

"Love, this isn't a game. You did yourself in when you threatened my daughter's life before she's born."

I sat there for a moment in shock and disbelief. "What?" I was riddled with complete confusion. "Who told you that?"

With just a simple look in my direction, Nik's face instantly changed from smug to regretful. "Hayley... but telling from the look on your face and your reaction, you didn't do such a thing."

"I mean, don't get me wrong, I don't like Hayley in the slightest but come on, Nik, you know I would never play with the life of a child. Damn sure, not the life of an unborn child. What kind of person would I be? I might be dead, but I'm not heartless." I was in complete and utter shock that the bitch would even tell him something like that. "Nik, for five hundred years you have been the only family I have ever known, and now that you can add to that family. I could never, in a million years, take that away from you or me. " At this point, I could feel the tears stream down my face. I was more than hurt that his little devil of an incubator would stoop down that low to use that to sabotage my bond with all the Mikaelsons.

Just then Kol rounded the corner since he was meeting me for lunch. He could see my face from his spot. He could also see his brother sitting in front of me. So he hurried his way over. "I think it's time for you to leave, brother." Kol said and placed a gentle hand on my shoulder.