Rebekah's Daughter

Rebekah's Daughter

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"When Mikael is gone forever, not simply put to sleep by a witch, but dead. Then you can find your mother, Rebekah. Be smart and aware, Ria. I don't wish for anything bad to happen to you, dear." Esther said, while stroking back my blonde hair. *** Now that Mikael is officially dead, Ria goes to find her mom, but once at her mother's home in New Orleans Ria discovers that her mother was dumped in the middle of the ocean. The only people who have the coordinates to where her mom is have vanished. As Ria and Rebekah's siblings go on an adventure to find Rebekah, Ria forms a relationship with her aunts and uncles.
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Everyone knows Esther being the mother of Freya, Finn, Elijah, Klaus, Kol, Rebekah and Henrik right? Well what if Esther isn't really their mother and she has another sister? Esther took her sister's children and husband away wiping their memories of her completely. But what Esther didn't know was that every time they get daggered or the longer they are daggered, they get their memories back of their real mother. They get Esther to confess why she did it. It was out of jealousness.

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