Kaeden Chadwick isn't just your average werewolf, but on his father's side, he's a powerful Lycan. Making him a hybrid of the two species.
He keeps his supernatural heritage a secret. Though that's a bit hard with two vampires, one in particularly i...
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—————————-Mystic Falls Hospital
Matt is sitting alone outside of Caroline's room. Hope isn't, praying that she'll be ok. Kaeden is sitting against the wall. Wishing he had known about the capabilities of the device sooner, he could have gotten to it and destroyed it. 'You better not die on me, Care-Bear.' Kaeden gotten a text from Tyler, saying his dad died. He text him back saying he'll come by and check on him tomorrow. He's glad at the very least he didn't kill anyone. He would have activated his werewolf side.
He has to find a way to tell him. Telling Tyler Lockwood about. The supernatural and that he's going to be apart of it soon will be scary for the young Lockwood. But Kaeden is confident that if he guides him, he'll be better for it. Maybe when he's 20, when his lycanthrope bite and venom are fully active, he can turn Tyler and train him how to control it.
Bonnie arrives and walks over to them. "How is Caroline?"
Matt somberly replied. "She's not good, Bon."
Bonnie was confused. "What happened?"
"We were driving and Tyler heard this noise and he got..."
Bonnie stopped him. "A noise?" She looks to Kaeden who slowly nods.
"He got this migraine or something and he lost control of the car and...I thought that Caroline was fine and then...and then she wasn't so..."
"My mom just got here. She'll be working on her." Kaeden rubbed Matt after assuring him. "Bon, I need to talk to you, privately."
Bonnie figured it was about the Gilbert Devise. They get out of Damon's ear shot. And besides he was talking to Liz, so he'll be occupied. Once outside the hospital, out of any ear shot, Kaeden begins talking. "I forgot to tell you this. The reason why Tyler heard that devise is because he's an untriggered werewolf."
That took Bonnie by surprise. Her eyes widened at Tyler being a werewolf. "What? Are you sure?" Kaeden nods. "How do you know?"
"It was at school. During career day. Full moon. Richard was behaving the same way." Kaeden replied. "Mom went through that sort of thing. So did I. Uncle Khalil. Aunt Keelin..." a long spite before Kaeden added. "Before that devise activated, I managed to convince Jeffrey, Tyler's cousin to stay home. His mom wasn't so lucky."
"What's gonna happen to him?" Bonnie asked.
"He has family that lives in North Carolina. I spook to him a couple of times. He's leaving school early." Kaeden replied. "He wouldn't have lost his mom if you had turned off the devise."
"Kaeden, I swear, if I had known it would harm you too, I would shut it off."
Even though Kaeden believed her, he was still mad at her. "That's not the point, Bonnie. Now I get your grams died helping Damon and Anna, but if you want someone to blame, blame me. If I had killed Damon and Anna that night, way before the whole tomb full of vampires, you'd still have your grams. But Bonnie next time, look up that devise before you decide to lie and not turn it off. Because now Tyler has to bury his dad, and Jeffery has to bury his mom because of your vendetta. Now I have to go. And since Caroline is in this mess because of you, you should go be there for her." Kaeden looks to walk away, but stops after walking five steps. He sighs and looks back at Bonnie. "The reason why I'm mad at you, Bonnie, is because I told you awhile back that I'm one of the few most dangerous creatures in this town. I've could've killed someone. An innocent person. An adult. And old one. Or worse, a kid. I'm thankful the scent of vampires lured me into that house. I can't handle that. You need to start making better decisions or it's gonna blow up in your face one day." With that final word, Kaeden leaves Bonnie alone with her own thoughts. He doesn't hate her, he could never. But he is upset with her.
