Everyone Thought She Was Innocent: They Were Wrong

Everyone Thought She Was Innocent: They Were Wrong

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Everyone thought Elena was innocent. Fragile. Human. Easy to control. They were wrong. Elena's mind was already fractured long before the blood started spilling. Rage she couldn't explain. Blackouts she couldn't remember. Moments where she laughed at things that should've made her cry - and cried over things she didn't even remember doing. She fought like a lunatic. Hit too hard for a human. Too fast. Too vicious. Originals, vampires, witches - even they learned the same rule: Don't corner her. Don't touch her. Don't push her. Because when Elena snapped... she didn't remember what she did - but everyone else did. This all started because of Caroline. Crossing lines. Sleeping with people she shouldn't have. Including Elena's ex - Stefan Salvatore. When Elena found out, the betrayal didn't just break her - it made her dangerous. So they did what scared people always do. They signed papers. Pulled strings. Used names like The Originals, Bonnie, the Salvatores brothers And they locked her away in a facility. But one of them took it too far. Pushed her too hard. Hurt her too much. Elena came out blind. Deaf. Her voice gone. They call her unstable. A monster. A mistake. But they never admit the truth. Elena didn't lose her mind on her own. They broke her.
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