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bonnie bennett knows what death looks like (thatwitch) wrote in wariscoming,
@ 2010-11-02 22:05:00

Entry tags:

bonnie bennett, caroline forbes, damon salvatore

Who: Bonnie Bennett, Caroline Forbes, & Damon Salvatore
When: June 2nd, 2010
Where: Lawrence, Kansas: Starbucks
What: Caroline and Bonnie meet up so that Caroline can explain what's going on to Bonnie, when Damon decides to crash the party.
Ratings: TBD!

Bonnie wasn't sure what was going on, but one minute she had been driving down the streets of Mystic Falls, Virginia and the next she was in Lawrence, Kansas. The second she had stopped recognizing the streets, she had pulled over and asked the nearest person where she was.

When she got her answer, she tried calling her friends and family and had failed to reach them. So instead of giving up that easily, she had sat down at an internet cafe, logged on, and found a forum that looked like it could help her after typing in 'Ending up in Lawrence, Kansas and having no idea how.'

After bypassing various Wizard of Oz related sites, what she found...was unexpected. All she knew was that Caroline was going to be here any second and that she had the answers that Bonnie was looking for. Because she wanted to know something about what was going on before she tried to drive back home to Mystic Falls.

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thatwitch
2010-11-05 03:24 am UTC (link)

Bonnie considered Damon for a moment, before shrugging. "Whatever." She already considered him a liar and a murderer for many more reasons than Jeremy's almost death. She wasn't up to arguing about his current level of evil, even if what he was saying was true.

"You're supposing right, Salvatore. I rather sleep in my car," she said with another roll of her eyes. "I'll figure it out. I can be ready to leave in a day or two. I'll look through the grimoire in the meantime. Think you two can get ready by then?"

The only reason she wasn't counting on an easy fix with a spell was because she doubted it would be anything but extremely complex and energy draining. And she had seen what powerful spells like that did to people with her own eyes. Her grandmother had died and she wasn't looking to follow quite yet.

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sweetvampire
2010-11-05 05:42 am UTC (link)

Caroline glanced back and forth between Bonnie and Damon, feeling increasingly uncomfortable. She felt a tight knot forming in her stomach, and she wasn't exactly sure why.

"I'm staying with someone," Caroline replied. "I can ask if you can stay too," she left out the name for now, more for Bonnie to feel comfortable. Damon had crashed one party, it might be best for both his sake and Bonnie's, if Caroline filled her friend in later. Then again, would Bonnie even believe her when she said who she was staying with? "It's safe, he's safe, I promise. He's kind of been looking out for me."

She almost wanted to kick Damon under the table, to try and get him to be nice. But what would the point be?

"A day or two sounds good," she nodded. "I also don't think it's a good idea of getting weapons from the complex, the last thing we need if this doesn't work is them thinking we're trying to start a war or something."

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thatwitch
2010-11-06 05:13 am UTC (link)

Bonnie was oblivious to what Caroline was feeling right then, having fallen out of tune with her friend's emotions long before she became a vampire. That was Bonnie's fault, even if she didn't realize how much it hurt Caroline.

For a moment, she considered taking Caroline up on her offer before she decided that it would be better for everyone if she was alone when she went through Emily's grimoire. "No, that's fine. I'll check into a motel." She had enough cash for a day or two and that's all she really needed until they left for Mystic Falls.

If Mystic Falls was there.

"We'll need weapons though. What if we explain what we're doing?" Bonnie asked, lifting her straw to her lips and getting nothing but melted ice. She looked mournfully at her empty coffee cup and sighed.

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