mysteriousmissy26
Eleanor "Nell" Cullen was six when she boarded RMS Titanic in 1912.
Her father had vanished long ago, and after her uncle's death, her Aunt Ruth struggled to secure her future. Then she met Niklaus Mikaelson.
A dangerous, powerful man who wanted one thing he'd never had: a child.
Ruth offered him exactly that.
By the time Titanic sailed, Nell had become Eleanor Mikaelson-and Klaus was determined nothing would take her from him. He even gave her blood in her drinks, just in case.
On April 14, 1912, "just in case" became the only thing that mattered.
Nell never made it to a lifeboat. The Atlantic took her.
But Eleanor Mikaelson woke again-cold, hungry, and still six.
Over a century later, she lives in Forks, Washington as a child genius. No one knows she remembers the sinking, or that her "Auntie Beks" is Rebekah Mikaelson, or why she never grows older.
Then she meets Bella Swan.
One parking lot. One van. One impossible rescue.
And Carlisle Cullen appears.
Her biological father.
The man who left her behind.
He believes she died long ago. He's about to learn she didn't stay dead.
At Family History Day, Nell arrives dressed as she was on Titanic, wearing her original life belt.
To everyone else, it's a story.
To Nell, it's memory.
And soon, someone will realize she isn't telling history.
She's telling her own.
Carlisle Cullen gave her her first life.
Niklaus Mikaelson gave her the second.
Now both must learn that being a father is about who stayed.