She Hunted: A Narrative Fiction

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Katherine stood there, reminiscing of Stefan; she wasn't surprised that he still believed she could change. Brought out of her thoughts with sudden movement, Katherine watched as her doppelganger appeared before her with a blood bag. She watched with curiosity as Elena bit into the blood bag and then looked at her with pleading eyes. Katherine nodded, and then gasped as Elena shoved it inside her mouth, force-feeding her, much to her annoyance. Katherine accepted the blood, gulping it down with a fervor. "You could've put a straw in it," she snickered, rolling her shoulders, the stiffness in her muscles still present. "I could have but didn't get over it," Elena snapped, glaring at the ungrateful vampire, who was oblivious to how worried she'd been for her. Katherine tilted her head. "That's weird... normally Stefan shows up by now." "He... He had his neck …show more content…

Damon shook his head. "No! Don't you dare blame me!" he shouted. "I told you this would happen; Katherine always brings trouble with her!" "You're wrong. Elena said it herself, Katherine was teaching her how to hunt. But for some reason her body was unable to keep the animal blood down, so for all we know Katherine's decision to feed Elena her blood was the best choice," Stefan reasoned. "But of course you would jump to conclusions and make the situation much worse." Damon closed his eyes and nodded his head sadly. It wouldn't be the first time his rash decisions got him into trouble. But his brother was right, had only he payed closer attention to Elena's explanation... "You're right, brother. I messed up," he admitted. His words weren't an apology but a fact. He'd been a fool to believe there would be something going on between the doppelgangers. Stefan released a sigh and snickered; Damon never made things easy on him. But he knew, he too, would've reacted the same way if it weren't for his

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