The speed at which Klaus moved would have made any vampire look slow in comparison. Caroline’s infection was increasingly getting to the stages of dangerous and Nik refused let her leave him again. Not now. Not like this. Why couldn’t it be simple? Luck would befall most couples and true love in tales would always find a way but it seemed Nik’s whole life was simply cursed. Unfortunately one he now shared with Caroline. At first he chased, then second he pushed her away for her own good but it didn’t work. Impossible to stay away from one another it seemed he’d finally match his equal and this made any curse worth the risk.
A mixture between anger and fear boiled through his veins as he shot inside and instantly beside her. “Caroline!” There was a second’s pause where he waited for an answer, a movement, a breath…anything. But nothing happened and his fears grew. Biting into his wrist in a desperate attempt to try anything to bring her back, nothing seemed to work.
“No…come on, we had a promise.” Nik held her, refusing to believe she was gone he closed his eyes and entered her memory. He got there within enough time to feel them dancing together. Instantly recognizing the place of her memory as one of his favorite places, but before he could speak the world around them seemed to slowly be fading into darkness. He was too late. This was her time to go. Holding on for as long as possible the next time he opened his eyes Caroline body was cold as stone with the familiar black veins of a dead immortal now creeping across her.
“Again? Nik when will you learn.” The familiar annoying voice of Rebekah came from the doorway. Nik refused to reply. Half because of what had just happened and the other out of anger as he didn’t like people, even family seeing his weakness laid exposed.
It took a few minutes for him to try and regain himself but he did it pure monster that came out. Within seconds Nik flipped a table up and sent it crashing to a wall, glass smashing everywhere. “Don’t push me little sister.” He picked up a broken shard of glass and pushed it with so much force into her shoulder that he’d pinned her to the wall. “No one enters this house, no one leaves got it?”
There was a wince of pain from Rebekah who saw in Nik’s eyes that he wasn’t playing around. “She’ll come back Nik, she’s family.”
He knew she was right but it didn’t take away the pain he felt when this happened. It always felt like he had failed her. “I’m not leaving this house until she comes back.”
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A mixture between anger and fear boiled through his veins as he shot inside and instantly beside her. “Caroline!” There was a second’s pause where he waited for an answer, a movement, a breath…anything. But nothing happened and his fears grew. Biting into his wrist in a desperate attempt to try anything to bring her back, nothing seemed to work.
“No…come on, we had a promise.” Nik held her, refusing to believe she was gone he closed his eyes and entered her memory. He got there within enough time to feel them dancing together. Instantly recognizing the place of her memory as one of his favorite places, but before he could speak the world around them seemed to slowly be fading into darkness. He was too late. This was her time to go. Holding on for as long as possible the next time he opened his eyes Caroline body was cold as stone with the familiar black veins of a dead immortal now creeping across her.
“Again? Nik when will you learn.” The familiar annoying voice of Rebekah came from the doorway. Nik refused to reply. Half because of what had just happened and the other out of anger as he didn’t like people, even family seeing his weakness laid exposed.
It took a few minutes for him to try and regain himself but he did it pure monster that came out. Within seconds Nik flipped a table up and sent it crashing to a wall, glass smashing everywhere. “Don’t push me little sister.” He picked up a broken shard of glass and pushed it with so much force into her shoulder that he’d pinned her to the wall. “No one enters this house, no one leaves got it?”
There was a wince of pain from Rebekah who saw in Nik’s eyes that he wasn’t playing around. “She’ll come back Nik, she’s family.”
He knew she was right but it didn’t take away the pain he felt when this happened. It always felt like he had failed her. “I’m not leaving this house until she comes back.”