A Dangerous Kind of Love. (The Vampire Diaries)

Chapter 4- Avery's POV

Avery's POV

"Care can you do my hair please?" I asked walking into her room wearing my flapper costume for the 1920's dance.

"Of course, I've waited for this day since you moved here," She squealed, "Sit."

I did as I was told and sat on the stool in front of her make up table. I was beginning to regret my choice in asking my cousin for her help. She pulled at my hair and pinned it in place where she saw fit. I didn't enjoy being a real life girls world but this was my first date with Kol I wouldn't to look at least the part for the dance. 

Kol didn't go to our school he was older than me and out of school but seen as this was coming up I thought it would be nice to invite him. Elena was probably take Damon with her as well, and Kol's brother Klaus probably would turn up for Caroline. 

~*~  Four Hours Earlier ~*~

"Hello again," He smiled at me as he came and sat at my table in the Grill. 

"The fifth time this week I do believe," I chuckled putting down my book onto the table.

"I believe everything happens for a reason so these coincidents must mean something," He smiled softly. 

"Well what does it mean then?" I asked just as Matt came over. 

"Do you want anything else?" Matt questioned. 

"No thank you, can I just have the bill please," I smiled softly. 

He nodded before leaving me and Kol at our table. 

"I'm not sure Avery," He stated with a small smile on his face.

Matt brought my bill over letting me pay for the couple of drinks I had drunk whilst being here to peacefully read. Once Matt left the table again with the money I stood up from it. 

"Would you like to walk with me so we can carry on this conversation?" I questioned. 

"Of course Avery," He chuckled standing up as well and following me out of the Grill and onto the street where I began to walk in a random direction that wouldn't lead me to anywhere specific, seen as their was no where I actually wanted to go. 

"So Miss Forbes why was you sitting in the Grill on your own?" He asked. 

"Everyone is busy and if I stay at home I have to listen to Caroline talk 'girl' with her friends. There's a dance at my school this evening so her and her friends are getting ready very early before they go home so their dates can pick them up," I shrugged.

I wasn't into dances, I had an outfit for this evening but I wasn't going. I would usually go to the regular dances we had at this school with Jeremy but he was going with Jaenelle, the girl he met at the ball over a week ago. 

"Who are you going with?" He asked me. 

"No one, I'm not going. My reliable 'date' ditched me for someone else, I don't mind I can catch up on sleep," I chuckled. 

"Why would anyone chose someone over you?" He questioned.

"He was my best friend, neither of us could ever actually get a date so we'd go together. Now he has a date, I don't," I shrugged. 

"I could go with you?" He smiled.

"You really don't have to, I'm pretty sure you've had enough high school dances," I smiled back. 

"No I would love to go with you," He stated, "I insist."

"Thank you Kol, but it's a 1920's dance so you have to wear something from that era," I smiled knowing this wouldn't be that enjoyable but if he was there it would be more so.