In My Dreams // Kol Mikaelson

SEVEN

Sophia had invited Bonnie over to her house, she was finally ready to tell her about herself, and had figured out the perfect way to do it.

The two girls were currently sitting on Sophia's bed. Bonnie sat across from her friend with her legs crossed, an expecting look on her face as she waited for what her friend had to tell her.

Bonnie had noticed that Sophia seemed much better this time around in Mystic Falls. She was a healthier, happier and more confident version of herself.

Although she outwardly looked like an improved woman, Bonnie could see that Sophia was holding something back, that she was on edge a lot and more secretive.

"There's something I want to tell you." Sophia started taking a deep breath.

"Okay." Bonnie dragged out the word as she became nervous. Did she do something wrong? Did Sophia not want anything to do with her after the car on fire incident.

"I know you are really freaked out over this witch stuff. But I want you to know that you're not the only freak in town." Sophia added.

"Gee thanks." Bonnie mumbled looking down in embarrassment.

"Do the vision thing on me." She stated putting her hand out to Bonnie, who look at her confused.

"What?" She asked with a stifled laugh.

"Trust me." Sophia persisted.

"I can't really control it. It just happens." Bonnie said nervously, she didn't like her visions, they scared her and made her feel like a freak.

"Try concentrate. Tell me what you see or feel." Sophia was adamant for Bonnie to do this. It must have been important for her to want this so badly so Bonnie gave in.

"Fine." She sighed, reaching out to take Sophia's hand in hers.

As soon as contact was made Bonnies eyes widened. Sophia watched carefully as her face contorted from shock to pain, her eyes beginning to water at whatever she was seeing or feeling.

With as gasp Bonnie let go, taking deep breathes as she recovered from what had happened.

"What did you see?" Sophia asked quietly. She was honestly scared about Bonnie's visions, not knowing exactly what she would see.

"It felt, like bones breaking, over and over again." She whispered. She could still feel the dull ache in her spine where she felt the bone snap. "And then I saw these, yellow eyes." She looked up at Sophia, not knowing what to say or think.

"That was me." Sophia looked at Bonnie through her eyelashes. She had her head pointed down, almost afraid to look Bonnie in the eyes.

"What?" Bonnie asked again.

Sophia took a deep breath, allowing herself to gain some composure before looking at her friend. "I'm a werewolf."

A breathy laugh came from Bonnies throat as she felt relief wash over her that this was just some sort of sick joke. "You're kidding." But her laughter ceased when she saw the serious look on Sophia's face.

"Oh shit, you're not kidding are you." She asked.

"She is not." Kol mused.

Sophia just smiled at her reaction. She would rather Bonnie laugh at her than run away frightened. "Told you you're not the only freak."

"I feel like this is something to be discussed over food." Bonnie suggested.

"Agreed." Sophia laughed.

"Grill?" Bonnie figured that by the time she made it to the grill she would have thought up some follow-up questions to what she had just learned.

"Lead the way."