**Disclaimer: I do not own Damon, Stefan, Elena, Jeremy, or Bonnie. Nor do I own the Vampire Diaries Franchise.**This is for pure enjoyment, and I got bored**
"She just looks familiar," said the elder Salvatore brother.
"Shut up Damon," said Stefan closing his bedroom door.
Stefan lay back on his bed. A few minutes later there was a knock on his door.
"Go away Damon," said Stefan.
"Fine," said Elena. "But I'm not Damon."
"Sorry babe," said Stefan sitting up. "Damon has been bugging me more than usual today."
"How? Is that even possible?' laughed Elena.
"I guess it is. He saw some girl walking through town square today, and he wont shut up about her," said Stefan kissing his girlfriend.
"Damon, thinking about a girl?" asked Elena.
"Yeah. He keeps telling me that she looks familiar to him," said Stefan.
"You know I am right. I just can't place her," said Damon.
"Try talking to her," said Elena.
"That would make it too easy," said Damon. "I know I know her. I just can't think of where."
"Well, while you are pondering that, we are going to go," said Elena standing.
"Whatever," said Damon walking down the hall to his room.
"Creepy," said Elena.
"Tell me about it," chuckled Stefan. "You don't live with it."
Elena laughed at Stefan's joke and followed him down the stairs. She grabbed her coat off the couch and walked out to her car. Stefan climbed in the passenger seat as Elena started the car. She drove across town to her house.
Jeremy was sitting outside with a blonde girl talking to her when Elena pulled in the driveway. Jeremy looked up and scoffed and went back to his conversation with the blonde.
"Hey Jer," said Elena getting out of the car.
Jeremy ignored her,
Elena walked up the front steps and into the house with Stefan following close behind her. Stefan tipped his head towards Jeremy in greeting then towards the girl before closing the door.
"Your sister?" asked the blonde.
"Yeah," said Jeremy. "So where did you move from?"
"Charlotte, North Carolina," said the girl.
"Cool. Why'd you come to Mystic Falls?" asked Jeremy.
"My family use to live here," answered the girl. "A long time ago."
"Wow," said Jeremy. "My family is one of the founding families."
"Wow. That must be fun," said the girl.
"Not really. They always expect me to show up at the Founders parties and what not," said Jeremy. "not really my scene, ya know?"
"I understand. But I would take pride in being part of one of the founding families. Even if it is only a little," said the girl.
"I guess you got a point. You want to stay for dinner?" asked Jeremy.
"No, I can't. Maybe another time," said the girl getting up. "Bye Jeremy."
"Bye Jessica," said Jeremy walking in the house.