Mason sat at the bar in the Salvatore house. Begrudgingly enough. He did not want to be here at all. But they all insisted that Kaylei and Mason should come back to Mystic Falls.
Kaylei had promised to Mason that her and Bonnie would work together and find a way to bring Elena back. But he didn't believe in that, sad enough.
He did want Elena back. He did. He had her. It was such a little time, just when he was getting so used to her presence. She was taken right out from under him. It had been 6 months since he watched her kill herself.
He had been with her for only a short period. But still he was so attached to her, that his heart basically broke when she shoved the knife in her pelvis. And slowly dying on the floor of his small kitchen back in Florida.
It haunted his mind to this very day. "Mason, buddy," Damon Salvatore's sarcastic voice snapped him out of his thoughts. He groaned and turned to glare. "I'm going to the grill," he grumbled, getting up and ready to walk off. But Damon grabbed his shoulder and stopped him in his place.
"Come on buddy. We both lost the love of our lives why not bond over our impasse," See Mason never forgave Damon for almost killing him a while ago.
"I'd rather not," Mason easily shoved his shoulder away from Damon. Damon shrugged, clearly drunk from the glazed look in his icy blue orbs.
Mason walked past him and was ready to leave the house. Till there was a shriek. It wasn't of horror, it was happiness. Surprising enough. He detected it to be coming from the guest room of Kaylei's. He saw everyone was gathering in the parlor. He boredly sat there and waited for Kaylei and Bonnie to start talking.
"I saw Elena in my dream," Bonnie whispered. "She's on the other side," Bonnie added. "She can come back. But something is holding her back," Kaylei added in as well. "Someone," Bonnie corrected.
"My fucking ancestor probably," Mason remarked bitterly and lowly. "Not quite. His presence is completely vanished. There's another presence, stronger than ever before," Bonnie replied in a far away voice.
"This stronger person probably killed that bastard off in the blink of an eye," Damon shrugged. Mason stayed silent. "The name begins with a K," Bonnie provided.
Months ago Katherine had joined the gang and was with Damon. Surprising. "Klaus," Katherine deadpanned suddenly. They whipped around and stared at her in disbelief. "Who?" they asked. "Klaus. One of the oldest vampire's around….. The one who turned me," Katherine provided.
"So do you know how to get in touch with him. Sire bond and all?" Damon demanded. She gave him a look. "I could try," she said unevenly. Katherine didn't really want to have any contact with Klaus.
He was evil and manipulated everyone he was around. Which lead Katherine to be the way she was.
"Go try!" they all urged. Katherine groaned and glared shortly at them. Her eyes fluttered close.
The memories of her and Klaus and their adventures when she was a newborn ran through her mind. She searched for the deep bond they had developed.
Klaus! Klaus I need you!
Thank god she was a good actress.
Katerina. Nice to hear from you love.
She inwardly rolled her eyes at him. She hated him, she swore.
I need you Klaus, please come.
Her inward voice sounded needy and childish. She knew she could convince Klaus to come to town. She'd be able to get the dirt on Elena from him for Damon…..
She didn't really like anyone around here.
Since you asked so nicely love. I'll be in Mystic Falls as soon as I can.
Katherine rolled her eyes and stifled a thanks to him before she broke the connection between them. Her eyes opened and everyone was staring at her expectantly.
"He's coming," she deadpanned.
Mason adverted away from everyone and quickly escaped. He had started staying back with his sister-in-law and Tyler. Tyler had been thoroughly depressed when he found out about Elena's death.
Mason quickly returned to the Lockwood mansion. The cavernous foyer welcomed him home. He clomped up the stairs tired and drunk.
Once he reached his room. He drunkenly undressed himself down to his boxers and climbed in the bed. Letting sleep overtaking his dreadful mind.
"Mason," a bell-like voice tinged through his muddled brain. He looked around in the dark air of his dreams. He saw a small dark silhouette coming closer into view.
Illuminated brown eyes met with light hazel eyes. A smile upturned her lips as she suddenly threw herself in his arms. He immediately held on tight to her thankful to feel her natural warmth radiating off of her and sinking into his skin.
She breathed in his comforting scent. She knew this was only an illusion she was providing for him. It would soon be over when he would come to end it. "I miss you so much," he whispered brokenly. "I miss you, but remember I'm always there," Elena reminded him lowly.
"Tell Kaylei and Bonnie that they need to work fast. They can bring me back, but I don't know how exactly. But they will," Elena whispered rushing it all out.
Mason nodded quickly in understanding. She pulled back and stared at him. "I love you so much. I need you, I have to come back. So please have them find a way," she whispered urgently, unshed tears glowing in her dark orbs.
He felt his heart clench as he stared down at her. "I will."
He gasped awake and sat up quickly. He knew he had to talk to Kaylei about it. He got out his phone and quickly dialed Kaylei's number. She answered. "Mason?" she questioned. "I saw her Kay! In my dreams," he said in a rush. She seemed to pause. "Elena?" she asked uncomfortably. "Who else?" Mason demanded roughly.
"Sorry, sorry," she remarked quickly. "But what did she say?" Kaylei quickly changed the subject. "She said that you and Bonnie would know how to bring her back. And she said she needed to come back," Mason trailed off lowly.
Kaylei sighed. It was 3 am. "Ok. Look Mason, we can definitely bring her back. We just have to find out about this 'Klaus' then we'll do everything in our power to bring her back," Kaylei promised.
"Thank you, I owe you so much for this Kay."
You could almost hear the smile in her voice. "You owe me for a lot of stuff Mason. But that doesn't matter," she dismissed flippantly. They hung up on the phone.
Mason tried to go back to sleep. Soon enough after restless tossing and turning. He felt himself falling into oblivion with blurry images of sweet Elena passing through his mind.
Ok. So someone reviewed "Undisclosed Desires." And the person reminded me that I had a sequel planned. I read over the story and saw how my writing has changed in less than a year. But whatever. This is the start of something. I have a pretty good idea where I'm going with this. But anyway hope you enjoyed and pleaseeee review. :p
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