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Chapter 28

Caroline's POV

Rebekah and I decided to run. Not that she can't handle it. But we can't take risks with Rose.

We tried calling Kol but he was busy. While I put Rose in the car Rebekah called Elijah.

When I walked downstairs to get blood bags I heard a weird sound coming from a hallway in the dungeon. I decided to check if everything was okay.

I knew that at the end of the hallway where cells. What I didn't knew is that I would see Elena there.

"Caroline?" She asks,"Care please help me."

"I- I thought you were in Mystic Falls." I stable,"I need to go."

"What?! No come back!" She screams,"Don't let Klaus get into your head."

"You would have hurt Rose!" I try to scream but it comes out as a whisper.

"No of course not!" She says. I don't think she even knows who Rose is.

I ignore her and walk away. I don't let her mess with my head anymore.

You can do this Caroline. Tie your hair. Clean your head. And get things done.

I walk to the car seeing Rebekah already sitting there. I put my hair in a messy bun and sit next to her.

"First things first." I say.

"Find Klaus." She says.

"And then?" I ask while securing Rose one last time.

"War." She says while driving away so fast that I was worried we would crash for a moment.

Klaus' POV

I need to get out of here.

But how?

On that moment I had two options:

1. Kill Katerina.

2. Snap her neck.

I chose option 1, of course, but now I need to get out of there. I have no idea where I am. I don't even know if I'm still in America. I guess so. It would be unlikely that I was out long enough to get to another country.

If this is over, I'm going to take Caroline in my arms and never let her go.

I hear voices.

My heart beats faster. I'm weak. I don't know how long ago I killed Katerine but her soul is already rotting. My head is spinning. The vervain is sweating out of my body. The wolfsbane is working his way out of my system.

I will be free.

But how am I'm going to do this? I mean it's obvious that I won't leave that quickly. The door opens. The first thing I do is pinning the person on the wall.

Blonde hair is hanging down.

"Rebekah?" I ask and my heart jumps.

I let go of my little sister and she hugs me.

"Caroline is in the car." She whispers in my ear knowing what it would do to me.

My heart beats faster. My bones who are weaker than ever are growing stronger.

"We need to get out of here." I say

"Did you kill the bitch! I wanted to do that!" Rebekah says more serious than anyone could ever expect.

I look behind her and see a trail of bodies. Go girl!

"Where are we? How did you find me?" I ask.

"We are somewhere in the bayou. And you have a lot of witches that are willing to help you. Did you know that?"

I smile.

5 minutes later I'm sitting on the backseat of Rebekah's car. I'm holding Rose while she smiles and grabs my hair. I kiss her forehead and I see Caroline smiling at me.

"We need to find Elijah." Rebekah says.

"No. First we need to look for Freya, god knows where she's up to." I say.

"No, first we need to find Kol." Caroline says

"Leave Kol." Rebekah and I say at the same time.

Caroline smiles. "Okay then..."

Kol's POV

Freya left tonight. Not that anyone noticed.

While the girls were shopping I decided that I didn't care either.

I left the house for what it was. Including the kitchen, who was a mess because making cookies isn't my strongest side.

I left my bathroom, who was a mess because I can't pick clothes without making a mess.

That's why we can compel people.

It's much easier that way. I walked outside making my ways heading to the french quarter.

There I walked to my favorite cafe. Nobody notices me here.

"Kol?" I hear beside me.

I looked at those gorgeous brown eyes.

"Bennett witch! What a pleasure!"

"That's what he said." Bonnie said.

Caroline's POV

Having Klaus here, in this car, with Rose in his arms, is heaven.

We've been so much that I sometimes wonder what that red devil on his shoulder is doing.

God I hate this. Running. And running. Always hiding. Never save.

But to be honest, it's worth it.

Seeing Klaus sitting there like a normal dad with his daughter is worth it.

And we will make it.

But for now I'm just going to enjoy the moment.