The crashing sound of the waves around him filled Kol's ears. He looked up from the drink he had in his hand when one of the lower-ranked alphas in his tribe walked over to him. Kol took the joint away from his lips, “Speak,” he exhaled the smoke as he looked up at the alpha in front of him. “Uh...we got a call from Elijah saying that Lara is dead—” the guy says, slightly confused as to why this concerned them and why it affected Kol so much. Kol grabbed him by his shirt not even caring where his joint and where his glass landed. He could feel the pain and his rage started to boil within him. “What do you mean?!” Kol yelled while clenching his jaw in anger. “What does he mean she’s dead?!” He roared. Everyone stopped what they were doing and became silent, even the ocean, and the crashing waves around them became quiet. “He says if the eels, The Chemist, or the ocean doesn’t kill her, he will.” Kai the alpha held his hands up in fear of Kol. Kai was an older alpha than Kol was
Lara Jane didn’t say anything, she just quickly as she could wash her hair and her body. Then she slowly stepped out of the shower and wrapped her body in one of Kol’s thick and fluffy hooded robes. She watched Kol after she did that from where she was now sitting on the heated floor with her back against the vanity. Her eyes trained on his every move. After finishing up in the shower, Kol looked over at her when he turned the water off. She nervously handed him a towel, and he wrapped it around his waist. “I— uh...there are five guys with me. They won’t hurt you. I trust them with my life...They’re nice.” Kol tells her as he walked slowly into the main cabin, he groaned again in pain as he lifted up the ay bed pulling out two sets of his clothes. He had to take a few moments before pushing the daybed back down. His bite wound was throbbing pins and needles on fire kind of pain. — Kol watched his tribe harvest the moon wolfbane. Usually, he’d be out there helping them, but since
Lara I felt a jolt, from an engine starting up. My eyes opened to the sound of seagulls, and the calm sounds of the waves crashing. I was a little disoriented as to what was going on. All I really remember was Elijah opening the door to Kol's house, letting me in, to finding a note from Kol to Elijah, along with a duffle bag full of pills...then Elijah running after me...chasing me out of the house, through the backyard and onto the dock and to Kol’s boat. I shivered at the flashbacks of last night, my heart hurt and ached knowing that Elijah was one of the best liars ever. If there was an award for being the king of all the liars Elijah would easily be awarded it. All those times and opportunities that he could’ve hinted or told me about...I know one doesn’t just simply tell someone that they’re selling drugs—but he was my best friend. One of my dearest childhood best friends. I thought our friendship was strong but it too was built on top of lies— or at least that’s what it felt l
“Kol, don’t tell me that it’s a temporary problem when I've been drowning over you since that night you drowned.” Lara's voice got softer and softer. It was like she couldn’t even look at him. “But it is, daisy love...I have to leave this town with my tribe whether you believe me or not. It's my duty. I have to go. And-and I promise I'll come back to you.” Kol tried wrapping his arms around her waist but she pushed his touch away as she shook her head, she was clearly upset. It’s not like Kol takes pleasure in leaving her again, hell he just got back. He didn’t expect to be leaving again or at least so soon. He’s not exactly leaving this town and Lara off on a good standing either, ‘he came back from the dead’, she found out what he did for a living, Elijah goes and does whatever the hell he chooses and really fucks up, she gets lost at sea all night, Kol’s rut happened and he feels ashamed of what he did even though she never told him to stop or anything. Now she’s feeling ill and
Lara I’ve never seen so much rage in Kol's eyes and in his demeanor before, it was stronger than a tsunami’s powerful rage of the ocean... My tea mug slipped from my fingers that previously were grasping tightly onto the clay cup. It shattered onto the wood floors of this boat, just in front of my bare feet. I quickly moved as far as I could into the corner of the daybed. I froze in fear. ...And I couldn't look away, my eyes were locked on Kol. Even if I wanted to look away I didn't think I could do it. My fear took control of my body. Kol fell to his knees as if he was fighting something off, even when there was nothing attacking him, he didn’t let up on fighting “that” something back. He was shouting for me to go to Santo, but I didn't. I couldn't...I couldn't stop watching him…. He was on his hands and knees trying to control something from coming out of him or something. Was I right? Was Kol mentally ill? Was he a psycho? My train of thought was blown away when Kol’s legs
Kol What would distinguish a night from a dream? Within the former, there are fears, anxiety, and sadness...You are not able to find enjoyment from a nightmare, but rather your own personal hell. Your mind knows what lies in the darkest corner of your soul and seemingly uses it against you when you close your eyes. My dream dangles a fantasy beneath my nose, giving me a teasing smell of what I want, but cannot have. A normal, happy life with Lara Daisy-Jane. A dream is what I wish it all could have been, because maybe then my nightmares could’ve been silenced and not have become a reality, but could’ve stayed a figment of my tired imagination. I thought I could trust Lara with my secrets regarding who I was and what I became uncontrollably… She wanted me to show her that I could just change and become what I told her just as if it was nothing like it would be so easy for me just to shift into what lingers inside me. She just assumed that I could control everything that I beco
Kol My joint burnt my finger because I forgot I lit it. I brought it up to my lips one last time, taking a big hit from it before I put it completely out in the ashtray that was in the middle of the small table. Looking over at Lara again I sighed, walking over to the small drawer next to the daybed and I opened it pulling out a pair of boxers, as I let my towel around my waist fall. With boxers and jeans on I reached for a hoodie from the same drawer when I did so the very old small box that was under the hoodie I grabbed had caught my eye. I stood there looking at it for a few moments longer before I slipped on the dark olive-colored hoodie over my head. I went to shut the drawer, but my tempting hands stopped pushing the drawer shut. my left hand quickly reached in and grabbed the small black velvet box as my right hand closed the drawer completely once my other hand pulled the box out from the drawer. I looked over at Lara's sleeping body once more, reaching up to grab a smal
It’s been three weeks since Lara had witnessed Kol's rage episode when he shifted and turned into a beast. Ever since they got back from the moon wolfbane harvest, she’s been texting him at all hours of the night with questions after question, articles after articles about werewolves, and ‘facts’ about them. Kol didn’t mind her researching about lycanthropy, he’s actually glad that she is because she wants to learn about who he was now, but it definitely has its cons...meaning mostly everything she’s been reading and taking notes about is ninety-seven percent false information. He’s just thankful she’s not been egging him on about shifting again, letting his rage take over. She sort of understands that he needs to take drugs to keep himself in check...but not fully. She really believes in him and that he could actually handle his rage to the point that he wouldn’t need the wolfbane. Kol tells her time after time she mentions that, that he doesn't have free will, that all the lycan bl