"Yeah, they tend to get themselves into a lot of trouble, don't they?" Jeremy asked, though his question was purely rhetorical. Anybody who knew the Salvatore brothers knew how much trouble the two tended to get into and it was usually to protect his sister, Elena. And, in turn, it usually got the rest of them, including himself and Belle involved and in danger, too - which he was sure the brothers didn't quite like. It was a little obvious that they wanted to avoid letting Belle get in the line of any danger, but it wasn't like they could really stop it in a town like Mystic Falls. Even he wished that there were better ways to keep Belle from getting in danger, and the best he could do was stick with her. There wasn't really anything else that he could do, when it came to them being stuck in Mystic Falls, which was pretty much a cesspool for supernaturals. "Good, I'd feel terrible if you ever forgot," he joked lightly.
He nodded to her suggestions of things that they could do. "Sure, we could go watch some movies," he said, because it was definitely the most normal thing that they could do. And, in a town like Mystic Falls, it was always better to take any chance that they could to do something normal before everything became hectic again. "Do you want to leave now?"
Letha grinned in response to his words and tilted her head to the side. "As tempting as it might be to cut your hair off, it'd be more as a surprise haircut to make you angry than it would be to make a bracelet from your hair," she drawled, though she thought about his suggestion of a poetry class. It was actually a little surprising that he would suggest it to her, but she couldn't say that she wasn't intrigued with the idea of it. With how much she adored poetry, she actually thought about going along with the suggestion, but she didn't tell him that. Instead, she nodded when he suggested going to get them drinks and she moved to lean against the pool table. She heard the door open not too far away and she glanced over, curious to if the newcomer was somebody she knew, maybe Stefan. It wasn't, but the moment the newcomer caught sight of her, he was on his way over to her.
It was easy to tell that something wasn't quite right; this guy looked like he was on a mission. Before she could even open her mouth to greet him or anything, though, she felt him grasp her arm tightly and before she could fight or push him off, he was shoving a needle into her arm.
He nodded to her suggestions of things that they could do. "Sure, we could go watch some movies," he said, because it was definitely the most normal thing that they could do. And, in a town like Mystic Falls, it was always better to take any chance that they could to do something normal before everything became hectic again. "Do you want to leave now?"
Letha grinned in response to his words and tilted her head to the side. "As tempting as it might be to cut your hair off, it'd be more as a surprise haircut to make you angry than it would be to make a bracelet from your hair," she drawled, though she thought about his suggestion of a poetry class. It was actually a little surprising that he would suggest it to her, but she couldn't say that she wasn't intrigued with the idea of it. With how much she adored poetry, she actually thought about going along with the suggestion, but she didn't tell him that. Instead, she nodded when he suggested going to get them drinks and she moved to lean against the pool table. She heard the door open not too far away and she glanced over, curious to if the newcomer was somebody she knew, maybe Stefan. It wasn't, but the moment the newcomer caught sight of her, he was on his way over to her.
It was easy to tell that something wasn't quite right; this guy looked like he was on a mission. Before she could even open her mouth to greet him or anything, though, she felt him grasp her arm tightly and before she could fight or push him off, he was shoving a needle into her arm.
February 16th, 2015 at 01:49am