I have a few plots that I'm going to be doing and then it will be ending. I do want thank the people that vote and comment on this story.
Stefan point of view
Damon I back at the warehouse making sure that they are ready for battle. I know that we had to get Elena before Ashley kill her. I don't want to hurt Ashley because she Damon mate. I know one thing I plan on telling Ashley that her so call mate been cheating on her which isn't true but how will she know that. I couldn't wait for my plan to come in action. I got to Ashley house and I knock on the door and to my luck Elijah answer the door he tired to grab me but I kick him and ran.
Elijah point of view
I told Ashley to go in the lockdown room and she did because we both know who it was. I wasn't going to let him kill my sister, he was stupid if he through that. I got my phone out and text Klaus to let him know that Stefan paid Ashley a visit but fail. I but he wasn't planning on me be here. He stupid if he thought that Klaus was going to leave Ashley alone, even know Ashley said she would be just fine. Klaus meeting with some witches and vampire hunter to see what we can do to stop Damon and Stefan from getting Ashley.
Klaus point of view
Elijah just texting to let me know that Stefan was there at the house and that he had Ashley in the safe room. If Stefan think he getting to Ashley he very wrong he not getting my mate. I know that Damon is helping Stefan because he want Ashley and that why Stefan is doing what he doing. I thought we were all past this but I was very wrong.
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FanfictionI was turn in 1864 by Katherine pierce she also turn my brother Jeremy and now he missing I know that she the cause of my brother missing and my father going to hate me when he found out the she turn me into a vampire Living Hell Ashley thought ever...
