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HAPPY LIFE

It had been two months since the death of both Esther and Mikael, and the family was growing closer than ever before.

With the support of the family, Bonnie practiced her magic every day. Each day she got stronger and more confidant with it, and each day she and Kol fell deeper and deeper in love.

Klaus and Caroline were more in love than ever, as well. They weren't a perfect couple. They had their share of squabbles, but in the end they always made up, causing the family to leave the house for the rest of the afternoon.

With the threat on their lives over, Liz came by to see her daughter every day, well almost every day, and each day Caroline and Liz grew closer than ever.

It was a bright August day when Liz stopped by the mansion before going into work that afternoon. She smiled as she took in the sight of Bonnie and Kol standing in the front yard. Bonnie, with her arms crossed, glared at Kol.

"Bonnie, are you alright?" Liz asked, with a kind smile on her face and a glance to Kol.

It had taken a few weeks after Bonnie turned before she was entirely comfortable with Liz coming around. Liz still was getting used to the fact that little Bonnie Bennett was now a vampire, and not just any vampire, but a witch hybrid, the most powerful creature in the world, even more powerful than Klaus. That took some getting used to.

Since her regular visits, Liz had noticed the rest of the family had accepted her as one of their own, not just because she was Caroline's mother, but also a mother to them all.

It had taken some getting used to when she discovered the Original family considered her their mother.

She watched as Bonnie's features softened as she moved her eyes to look at her.

"I'm fine, Mrs. Forbes." Bonnie answered softly, uncrossing her arms, giving Liz a welcoming hug.

Liz hugged her back, and then turned to Kol, who shook his head and grinned.

"What did you do, Kol?" Liz asked, lifting her brow and using her motherly, sheriff tone.

Kol shifted nervously as his grin disappeared.

This time Bonnie grinned as Kol looked everywhere but at Liz.

"He asked me to marry him." Bonnie stated, crossing her arms once again and sending a glare towards Kol.

Liz bit her bottom lip as she realized what exactly what happened. "How did you ask her, Kol?" She asked, though she had a pretty good idea.

Kol looked down at the ground and Liz swore she saw him blush at her question. "We were working on her magic, and she hit me with an aneurysm," He paused sending a soft glance toward Bonnie, who just stared at him. "It wasn't a strong one, or anything, but in the middle of it, I asked her." He finished, turning his attention towards Liz, who was trying not to laugh.

"Kol, sweetie, I think you asked her the wrong way." Liz stated, looking at Bonnie who nodded once.

"That's what I told him, but he told me we had been together long enough and it was time. He claimed we weren't getting any younger." Bonnie spat out, shrugging her shoulder and scowled at him.

Liz covered her mouth with her right hand and let out a chuckle. Young love. She thought to herself. She looked at Kol, who began shifting nervously on his feet. "Kol, I think you need to rethink your proposal." She said with a quiet laugh, pointing at him as she spoke.

Bonnie huffed. "I told him." She stated, her eyes narrowing.

"I thought you loved me?!" Kol shouted, and Liz took that as her cue to leave.