Chapter 8: "Is he dead yet?"

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Yvette got up especially early because she knew if Damon was awake at the same time she was, she'd get dragged into his revenge plan. Yvette loved vengeance. She would not have been able to avoid it.

She needed to teach Bonnie. Helping a Bennett witch was more important than revenge.

Her mind drifted off to Damon. Ever since the night in his home bar, she'd been able to sleep peacefully. Even though Damon was watching her like a hawk. She'd never admit it, but she appreciated it. He was a good friend.

She never thought they would become friends. He was the bad brother. But then again, she was the bad sister.

She got down from her bed, taking a shower then brushing her teeth before changing into a white cropped t-shirt and grey, low rise sweatpants. She wore sneakers with the outfit.

She then went to Amelie's room, feeling accomplished that she woke up before her perfect sister.

"Wake up, we have training to do," Yvette called out.

Amelie groaned. "Go, I'll meet you there."

Yvette nodded. "Alright."

Yvette went downstairs, about to leave the house when she heard Damon's voice.

"You think you can leave without me noticing?" He asked.

Yvette groaned. "Damon."

"Let me make you breakfast, psycho."

Yvette rolled her eyes. "You're a terrible cook."

"Exactly, so you'll suffer," Damon told her with a grin as he poorly cracked an egg.

"Dieu, s'il vous plait, tue-moi maintenant!" (God, please, kill me now!)

Damon chuckled as he used a spoon to remove the shell of the egg from the egg whites and yolks.

After frying the eggs with bacon, he plated it and gave it to Yvette.

"The eggs aren't even seasoned!"

Damon grinned. "Enjoy!"

Yvette begrudgingly ate the bacon and eggs before putting the plate in the sink and giving Damon the middle finger as she left the house.

Damon chuckled as he watched the girl leave. She was his friend. He was her friend. He had a feeling that wasn't going to change from now on.

Now that he was done with that, it was time to take his revenge.

Yvette drove herself to Bonnie's house.

It was about five forty and she didn't know if Bonnie would be awake. "Bonnie!" She yelled when the witch didn't answer.

Sighing, she turned into a black mist and squeezed herself in through the peephole of the door.

Finally turning back to human, she stretched her arms upwards, cracking her back. "Bonnie Bennett!" She yelled.

She thought she'd find an angry parent rushing out, but no sound was heard. Did Bonnie live alone?

"Bonnie!" She called out again.

"Bonnie!" She called out again

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