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"Oh, my head... What's wrong with me?" I tried my best to be like Elena. I might have not cared about her as much as Elena did, but I certainly did not want her to die, or become a vampire. But now as we sat in the middle of the woods with the full moon shining and fire burning around us, I knew this was probably the end to her life. And I couldn't do anything to help her, because if I did, it would only make things worse. For everyone.

"Do you remember what happened?"

"You called me. You were so scared. I should've realised it wasn't you. The second I walked out that house someone grabbed me. A vampire."

"Klaus. It was Klaus." I muttered bitterly.

"He made me drink his blood. And.. I don't- I don't remember anything after that. Where are we. What happened?" Poor Jenna. She only found out about this and got involved and this is where it got her. She didn't deserve this fate. And it was only because she was related to Elena. Klaus must have planned this. Tried to hurt Elena right before she dies. That cruel man.

"They brought us here."

"Why don't I remember anything?"

"Jenna..do you know how someone becomes a vampire?" I asked carefully, trying not to scare her any more than she was. "Yeah, if you die with vampire blood in your system... Oh God. He killed me." Her eyes were wide and I could see the anxiety running through her pupils. "Jenna, calm down. It will be okay."

"I'm a vampire?" I was about to say something else but the footsteps coming our way stopped me. "And I bet you're hungry." I glared at the witch. I could've killed her, right there and then. I could feel it, the magic tingling through my body, running through my veins, waiting to explode. But if I ruined Klaus' sacrifice then he wouldn't be killed and then he would kill everyone in this town, just because I couldn't control myself. She, the witch, was a disgrace to every magical being. She was just like them, the Death Eaters.

I saw a rock, laying right in front of me, but before I could even think of doing something I was thrown back and into a circle which was lined with fire. "Don't bother trying to get through I spelled the circle. You are trapped. No matter what you do." She smirked and I just rolled my eyes. Nor this was intimidating, nor it was good. It made me almost chuckle at her attempts to be scary. All she looked like was a rebel with no talents and too big of an ego. But I had to bite my tongue. I didn't care that much about Jenna just to blow everything. If I got out of this, I was going to leave and never come back, just as long as Elena was safe.

I didn't even say anything as Greta slit her wrist which was very unlike Elena. "Klaus chose her. Drink it." She said out of nowhere. She thought that I was going to protest? So predictable. "Jenna don't." I said exaggerated. "I can't." And then she bit into the witch's wrist. I really hope it did hurt. She stayed like that for a few moments, drinking the liquid before Greta dropped her to the floor. And another circle of fire rounded her. She stared at nothingness trying to contemplate what she just did. "Jenna, calm down. It's all going to be okay."

"Jenna, how are you feeling?" I asked while we were sitting down on the cold hard floor. I hoped for more action, but all it was was a boring waiting game. "I feel like myself. Kind of. Everything is brighter, the fire's hotter. A part of me is terrified but there's another part of me that doesn't want to feel anything."

"Vampires can turn off the part that's human. The part that hurts." That is a good thing to have. Vampires are lucky because of that. They can just turn it off, not feel anything. But when they do that, they are just being cowards, kind of like me. "I'm going to die, aren't I?"

"Jenna, no matter what happens, don't be scared." I said. A painful scream echoed through the woods. Jules. I never thought I was going to see her again. I would've rather kept it that way. I didn't want to see her here, in the middle of a sacrifice. Greta pushed her down on the floor while she was yelling and grunting. "What's happening to me?"

"I cast a spell to slow down your transformation. Your insides are trying to tear themselves free." If she felt that kind of pain... she wouldn't last a minute. I really wanted to do something to her that I didn't want to do to many people. "You think you are strong don't you, Greta. I bet you will die tonight. You really don't deserve to be a witch and that will catch up to you. Your have betrayed your duty as one and because of that I hope you burn." This wasn't very Elena-like and I could tell that Jenna has noticed by the look on her face.

"My duty is to Klaus. The new order."

"Glad to know I still have a dance partner." I heard the voice of the man that had once saved me. I wish he didn't. I would've rather died than have such a debt to him. But it did not matter. After I discovered what person he really was I have no more hesitation in killing im and I really hope that Elijah doesn't either. "Hello my lovelies, are we ready?"

Jules' screams had started again. They were so loud, and so mind piercing that I it made me feel nauseous. And Klaus' voice didn't help. "I've got the moonstone. I spent five hundred years looking for this. I hate to part with it." He said to Greta. As much as I hated to think of it, this, them, reminded me of Voldemort and Bellatrix, the people I hated the most, if they were even people. But at least one of the was dead, even if the other still roamed through the earth causing chaos.

"The moon has passed it's apex. Remember everything you need to do?" Greta held the moonstone in her hand. "I remember." Greta dropped the moonstone and fire has started.

Chaos. That was what it was. The witch was muttering the spell, Jules was screaming and Jenna was just sitting there which made it even worse. "Everything I did, I was just trying to help Tyler. I didn't want him to be alone. " She clutched her small frame. I just nodded. I didn't want this to happen to her, no matter how much I detested her.

"Show time." The ring that rounded Jules had disappeared and I knew it was time. Jules tried to get away, but the moment she did, Klaus was on top of her, ripping her heart out. And he smiled! That sociopath. But, goodbye, Jules, I hope it didn't hurt that much.

Klaus took the heart and brought it to the fire before squeezing all the moisture in it. "Does that mean it is working?" "It's working."

"The day that the lawyers called to tell me that I was going to become your guardian, you know what my first thought was? Isn't there someone else who can do this?" She said as I shook my head. "Jenna, there was no one else who could've gotten me and Jeremy through all that." I didn't even know where I was going with this. I didn't know their past, or Jenna so I couldn't even say much. "Just the thought that I almost passed up taking care of you.." There were tears brimming in her eyes. "But you didn't. You put your entire life on hold to help us. " "Look around, Elena. I've failed you." It wasn't her fault. Elena was the doppelgänger and no one could change that."You didn't. It's my fault. I'm sorry." I really was channelling my inner Elena. This wasn't something I would've said. "Listen, being a vampire intensifies your guilt, but it also makes you stronger, faster. You could fight back. I'm gonna get through this. The Elena you know will survive and have a good life ahead of her. But when you get the chance run" I whispered and she nodded. This wasn't going to work, but at least she could try.

"Hello Jenna." Jenna stood up and they stared at each other. "Just let her go. She doesn't deserve to die. " I said as I scowled at the Original. "Elena don't."

"Come on. I followed your rules, I did everything! Just let Jenna go." Fake tears brimmed in my eyes. I hated crying so doing this was painful for me."Well well, I don't recall you being on the guest list" Stefan was standing on the hill. I would have rather have Stefan sacrificed than Jenna and I hoped Klaus thought the same. "Very well then." Klaus said and in less than a second he was already on top of the hill. They were talking, I could see it, but I couldn't make out the words. They were too far. "What is going on?"

"I don't know. But you can hear them. You can hear anything. Just focus and you will do it." I said even though I probably knew what he wanted to do. Stefan the hero. "So what are they saying?" Her head moved from side to side quickly. She stared at them hopelessly. "I can't- I can't."

"You can, all you need to do is relax and calm down." I grinned as she looked at them determinedly. Her jaw dropped. "I can hear them. I hear Stefan. Oh my God."

"What is it?"

"He wants to take my place." That was something I would've expected of him, and I knew that it was going to happen and even though it annoyed me how much he interfered, I respected him for his courage. But who knows what was going to happen on these grounds. Being surrounded by fire and about to die would've changed your perspective of life and death and what it was all worth.

"Quite the predicament. You know it's funny, all this talk about preserving family and here's Stefan, granting your wish." Family was important. Friendship was important. And it was almost the same thing. There was only a thin line between them and this, what Klaus was doing was the most cruel thing. "It's okay.." Stefan muttered.

"Well who's it gonna be, Elena?" I didn't know what to do. What would Elena want me to do? But luckily, it wasn't me who chose this fate. "Don't worry, there's actually no choice." Stefan was stabbed in the back with a wooden stake. He wasn't the one getting sacrificed. But he probably should've been. He had a fair share of lifetimes too live while Jenna was still young. But it wasn't my choice, and I was glad for it because I didn't want to be blamed. "I have other plans for your boyfriend. I want him alive, but for now." He was dead laying on the floor motionless. "Whenever you're ready Greta." The circle around Jenna disappeared. Time. It was time for her death. "Jenna.." I started trying to get through the fire which only got higher and higher with each step I took towards it. "Elena, I know what I have got to do." Then she bit Greta and I felt like I was underestimating the power and strong mind Jenna possessed.

She was thrown off of the witch, and her face was covered in fear. Her face was as pale as a sheet and her body was shaking, waiting for its last breath. "Jenna, turn it off. You won't feel it. You won't be scared. Just turn it all of." I whispered and then a stake was pierced through her heart. Even with me not caring for her as much, I felt a pang in my chest. It wasn't something that I felt often. "Jenna!" I shouted, trying to calm down. What was happening to me?

I watched her skin turn grey and veiny and her mouth take the last breath. It was horrifying, no matter how many times I've seen it. Life leaving someone's body was something painful and cruel to watch and I was witnessing it without being able to help it, and now it was too late and I was regretting it. Being here.

Her blood was taken and put into the fire. It was the last part of the ritual now. I saw Stefan looking up. "Are they gonna kill him?" I mouthed with hate. "Yes." My smile was sad, but it gave me strength to keep going. "It's time." He gave me his hand which I forcefully pushed away and stood up by myself. If I was leaving, I was leaving with my pride.

I walked towards the witch confidently, without no apparent expression. I stepped over Jenna's dead body and looked everywhere but her. I felt Klaus' breath near my chin. My first instinct was to step back, to fight back, to do anything to get out of here but I was staying there, as still as a statue, waiting for my end to come. "Thank you, Elena."

"Go to hell." He smirked before biting into mine, or well Elena's skin. I felt it, I felt everything, but I refused to let out a single sound out of my mouth. I felt my blood leaving my body, my heart beating slower and slower, my life dissolving into the air. My saviour, the one who saved me, was the one to kill me not even a month later. Ironic, isn't it?

With my last heart beats, I started feeling the pain. The real pain. It wasn't physical, but it was much worse than anything. Because my heart was stopping I was feeling the sadness and grief I had hidden for the last year. And if I somehow got out of this alive, I would still be as good as dead. And I didn't want to. Not any more. Not for Elena, not any one. And when I felt myself hitting the ground, I smiled.