SHADOWS ⧫ klaus mikaelson

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"So... I can come in?" Klaus asked following her.

"No." She shook her head, "I'll get the phone and I'll bring it out to you." She was smart to be cautious of him, but not so smart in thinking she wouldn't end up dead. Adelaide felt her body go tense as Klaus let go of her and returned his voice back to his usual sexy British accent.

"I though you country folk were supposed to be more trusting."

"I'm from Florida." The girl sassed.
"Well, that explains it." Klaus used his speed to grab her by the neck. "Now show me a little Southern hospitality... sweet-pea." He compelled the girl, only adding the nickname to tease Adelaide. He knew she got jealous easily when he did that. Adelaide crossed her arms over her chest, biting down on her tongue as she rolled her eyes.

The girl was forced to invite Klaus in and while he went in he told Adelaide to stay outside. And of course, like always, she didn't listen.

"What's going on?" The older woman in the house asked as she turned around and spotted her daughter being held in a tight grip by Klaus.

"Please don't be alarmed." Klaus told the woman who stopped washing the dishes as her eyes went wide. The blonde girl was sobbing now, scared of what was going to happen. "I'm told Ray Sutton lives here." Ray Sutton was the wolf they had been hunting down these past few months.

"He's almost never here." The older woman shook her head. "He's on the road mostly." Like us, Adelaide scoffed in her head.

"But I expect he makes it home... once a month." Klaus walked further into the room, bringing the young blonde girl with him. "That's what I thought." He whispered in his raspy deep voice, as the two girls stayed silent.

"Klaus," Adelaide warned in a softer voice. As far as she knew these girls were innocent.

"Don't worry love," Klaus sent Adelaide a smile before turning back to the older woman, "Where is he now?" Silence. "If I have to make you tell me, it's going to be infinitely more painful for you." Adelaide squeezed her eyes shut as she took a deep breath in before slowly exhaling. She heard the dark haired woman make a run for it, but when she opened the door Stefan was there waiting for her, making her let out a surprised yelp out of fear. Adelaide followed Klaus as she stood at the other kitchen doorway, staring down the corridor. "I love it when they run." Klaus exclaimed cheerfully.
"He's in Tulley." She finally gave in as Klaus neared her, still having a hold on her daughter. Or who Adelaide assumed was her daughter anyway. "It's near the border. A bar called Southern Comfort. It's off Highway 41." The woman sobbed, giving them all the information she knew.

"Thank you, my love." Adelaide hated it when Klaus called others that, but she kept her mouth shut knowing she had no right to be jealous in the first place and she also knew that it was wrong to feel jealous at all, because of who Klaus was and what he had done.

"Now..." Klaus moved the blonde's hair aside as if brushing it. "May my friend come in your home?"
"Yes." The girl sobbed while shaking her head, knowing what was about to come.

Stefan walked into the house before making his way over to the blonde.

"Kill this one quickly." Klaus told him, handing the girl over roughly.

"Klaus, please don't. They told you what they know." Adelaide practically begged the hybrid.

"Make that one suffer." He didn't ignore her but he didn't do as she said either.

"I'm so sorry." She whispered to the two girls as she was steered out of the house by Klaus.

"We'll be in the car." Klaus told Stefan. Once outside, Adelaide heard the girls screams begin as she knew Stefan was feeding off of them and wouldn't be leaving them alive.

"Don't touch me," she swatted Klaus's hand away from her angrily as he tried to take a hold of the top of her arm, not wanting her to try and interfere with Stefan and the two girls he was in the middle of killing. "They were innocent." She snapped, feeling tears blur her eyes.

"We're vampires. It's in our nature to hunt and kill. You need to start understand that Adelaide." He spoke to her as if she was a child making her scoff.

"Well, it wasn't in Stefan's. Not until you forced him to become the very thing he tried so hard not to be." She glared at him before shoving past him, making sure to purposely bump her shoulder into his as she stormed her way back to the car, trying to block the screams out.

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There we have it, the first chapter to season three. I am so excited for this season because there will be a lot of Klaus and Adelaide moments, as well as more Damon and Adelaide friendship scenes too. Plus... it's the season where Klaus eventually undaggers his siblings, so they can all then meet Adelaide. I can't express how excited I am to write about Adelaide befriending Kol and Rebekah. 

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