❝ why do you care? ❞
❝ i don't. ❞
❝ then why did you save me? ❞
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𝗶𝗻 𝘄𝗵𝗶𝗰𝗵, athena mikaelson, one and only
daughter of klaus mikaelson, attends
one of the greatest schools for witchcraft and
wizardry while dealing with the death of not
only...
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┈・𐑺 ‧ ART DECO ! 💫 ₊˚໒꒱
( a theodore nott fanfic )
PRESENTED BY. . . mercedes-core™
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(ᶜʰᵃᵖᵗᵉʳ ² !)
ʳᵉᵃˡ ˡⁱᶠᵉ !
athena didn't sleep for long—she guessed she'd been asleep for about 20 minutes. honestly, it was probably the first time she'd managed to fall asleep in days. she didn't know why, but she'd always struggled with sleep.
a few years ago, she overheard her father talking to her aunt freya about her sleep issues. that's when she first learned about insomnia. freya thought it was just a phase that would pass with age, but it never did. so, freya started researching sleep disorders and insomnia.
freya never wanted to worry athena, so she kept it from her directly. but athena knew. she'd overheard her aunt talking about it to her father. athena played it off, convincing herself it wasn't a big deal, but deep down, she worried. she had to act strong. she had to.
athena woke up to the sound of the three boys laughing at something theo had said. "look guys, princess is awake," theo teased with a smirk. he was clearly trying to get a reaction from her, and it worked.
athena had a short temper, something she could thank her father for. she glared at theo, about to retort when she felt her eyes sting.
again, seriously? she thought.
her eyes began to glow again—a weak yellow this time. she didn't want them to see, so she did the only thing she could think of. she quickly got up, unlocked the door, and rushed out of the compartment.
she had no destination in mind and bumped lightly into someone.
"oh, sorry," she said softly, rubbing her eyes in hopes that the faint glow would fade. once she was sure the glow was gone, she looked up to see who she'd bumped into.
