[the future brings nothing but pain and despair for their family, misery that perhaps they've earned in some ways but it does not make it any easier to bare. the solidarity of knowing klaus has suffered through it is comforting to be sure but if she could rob him of that knowledge, she would.
it's why she does not fight his grip, the way his fingers stay wrapped around her wrist, keeping her tethered to him.
(always and forever, the curse and gift of the mikaelsons)
her expression turns slightly judgy at the mention of where they are]
You don't mean like the Wonderland in Charles Dodson's silly books, do you?
[Originals: the only people pretentious enough to use Lewis Carrol's real name.]
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it's why she does not fight his grip, the way his fingers stay wrapped around her wrist, keeping her tethered to him.
(always and forever, the curse and gift of the mikaelsons)
her expression turns slightly judgy at the mention of where they are]
You don't mean like the Wonderland in Charles Dodson's silly books, do you?
[Originals: the only people pretentious enough to use Lewis Carrol's real name.]
How is this possible?