The Salvatore Girl

Welcome to High School

I walked into the kitchen in the morning to get coffee. "We'll good morning!" Damon said.

"Where's Stefan?" I asked.

"Our baby bro is out eating bunnies." He took a step closer to me. "The freezer in the basement is filled with blood bags," he said.

"Good thinking."

"Well I don't want Stef's diet to interfere with you." he said.

"Only if you were as nice to him as to me." I said.

"That won't happen." Damon said.

"Can't hurt to try." I said before walking to my room.

"Can you get along with Damon this time?" I asked Stefan as we walked into school.

"I can try but Damon won't do the same."

"I know but he's our brother."

Stefan didn't say anything but I knew he was thinking about him.

"Hey Elena!" I said walking up behind her, "Hi Bonnie."

"Good morning." Stefan said to Elena.

"I'm I have to find Caroline she's not answering her phone." Bonnie said.

"I'll go with you" I said catching up with Bonnie.

"My brother really like Elena." I said to Bonnie.

"He really like him too." She said.

She sounded distracted, "Are you okay?" I asked her.

"Yeah I have this weird feeling. I'll see you at class." She said to me before walking away.

I sat in the back of the classroom. Tanner was taking about World War II. Again I was bored because I lived through it.

"World War II ended in what year? Miss Salvatore?"

"1945 is when it ended." I mumbled.

"Very good." Pearl Harbor? Miss Gilbert."

I looked at Elena. "Um..." she answered.

"December 7, 1941." Stefan answered.

"Thank you Miss Gilbert." Tanner responded.

"Anytime." Stefan answered.

"Very well. The fall of the Berlin wall."

"1989. I'm good with dates, sir." Stefan said.

"Are you? How good?" Mr. Tanner looked at the class before looking back at Stefan. "Keep it to the year. Civil Rights Act."

'A hundred years after.' I thought.

"1964."

"John F. Kennedy assassination."

"1963."

"Martin Luther King?"

"'68."

"Lincoln."

"1865."

"Roe vs. Wade."

"1973."

"Brown vs. Board."

"1954."

"The battle of Gettysburg."

"1863."

"Korean war."

"1950 to 1953."

"Ha wrong!" Tanner said smugly, "It ended in '52."

"It was 53'." Stefan said.