In which, 𝐉𝐀𝐒𝐌𝐈𝐍𝐄 𝐆𝐈𝐋𝐁𝐄𝐑𝐓 comes back to her childhood town to see her siblings after a sudden death in the family, and ends up staying longer than expected.
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THE VAMPIRE DIARIES season three episode nine ▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃▃
"THIS IS CRAZY." Jasmine says, sitting on a chair as Stefan is about to call Klaus to bait him into coming back to Mystic Falls after daggering his father. Rebekah's here, so she decided to stay.
Rebekah is stood beside Jasmines chair, staring down at her daggered father. She feels honestly bad for the blonde to have to see his ugly face again.
When Jasmine walked in on Rebekah crying the other day, Jasmine heart felt like it was being squished and stabbed over and over again. She hated the look of sadness on the mikaelsons face.
She's only ever had that kind of experience when she found out that her parents had passed away. Rebekah seems to have already made an impact on Jasmines heart, and she didn't even know her that well.
"You okay, blondie?" Jasmine asks after Rebekah had spoken to Klaus on the phone, basically feeding him false information because she's angry at him.
"Could be better." The blonde replies in response, pursing her lips as she stares deeply into the gilbert girls eyes.
She then clears her throat, "i should get ready for my first prom." She says, turning away from the brunette.
"Oh, yeah. What're you wearing?" Jasmine asks, making the blonde turn once again, but still standing farther away.
"Wait and see." Rebekah tells her, with a small smirk on her face.
Once rebekah got upstairs, Jasmine saw elena, damon, and stefan talking. She rolls her eyes, and walks out of the Salvatore house.
She needs more friends her own age.
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Jasmine couldn't stand watching other people drink alcohol. It was jealousy. She was jealous that other people could handle the cause and effect of drinking, whereas she could not.
Being an alcoholic at 22 (turning 23) was something Jasmine never would've expected her to be. She hadn't always been an alcoholic, she didn't even like the taste of it before her parents died.
But when they did die, she had no idea how to grieve. She didn't know what to do. She didn't get mad, and she didn't even cry. She just drank. She drank enough to nearly kill herself.
