Chapter 7: Brave and Strong

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"Willow?" Yvette muttered to herself. She closed her eyes, and opened them back.

The same image.

The witch turned and it turned out to be Bonnie. Bonnie Bennett was dressed and had her hair done just like Willow Bennett.

Willow's grimoire, Yvette realised.

"Bonnie," Yvette said in realisation

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"Bonnie," Yvette said in realisation. "You look good."

Bonnie smiled. "It's a new spell I learnt yesterday when you left."

Yvette nodded, still temporarily stunned by how much Bonnie looked like Willow at the moment.

"Why are you here?" She asked as she plated her and Damon's food.

"Amelie invited me, we're going out." She told Yvette. "You coming?"

"No/Yes." Yvette and Amelie said at the same time.

Bonnie nodded, her expression dropped a little bit. She assumed Yvette was angry with her.

"You two should have fun," she told them. "I want to stay in today."

Amelie nodded and sighed, grabbing Bonnie's hand. "Let's go."

Yvette took in a breath and grabbed the two plates, returning to where Damon was.

"Here," she said as she gave Damon his plate.

Damon eyed her, noticing the change in attitude. "What got you so down so quickly?"

Yvette looked at him, wide eyed. "Since when did you become so perceptive!"

"I've always been, you just never noticed."

"I wanna have fun, Damon," Yvette said matter-of-factly. "Take me on one of your evil plans."

Damon smirked. "Let's go murder some civilians."

"Not that evil, Damon,"  she told him. "We're not murdering anyone."

"What's the fun in that?" Damon rolled his eyes.

"You, Damon Salvatore, enjoy the power and thrill of feeding, compelling then killing." Yvette began. "I, on the other hand, enjoy the control of torture and dismemberment." She tilted her head, remembering something. "But dismemberment's out of style if you're not going to kill them."

Damon looked at her, shocked. In all the time he had known her, she had never said anything like this. She'd done it but never unabashedly admitted to enjoying it.

"You're a crazy person," Damon told her. "A psychopath."

"Why, thank you, Damon." She smirked, hoping to have effectively made him uncomfortable.

"So when are we going to torture someone, psycho?"

Yvette chuckled. He was still willing to stay with her. "Did we just become friends?" She wondered aloud.

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