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I couldn’t breathe. It was like drowning but without the water. Blink after blink, my vision seemed to degrade, but the pain was gone and I could feel my wound gradually healing. I couldn’t see much, just three moving figures pacing back and forth the room. “Good morning sunshine,” he greeted, squeezing my cheek as I tried to move my hands, but figured they were tied. His eyes were cold, empty and full of despair, almost as if I had seen them before. Perhaps in a picture, or a newspaper. “Where am I?” I rumbled, tilting my head towards the ground. “In my personal cellar, built to cage troublemakers like you,” he smirked, tossing the dagger aside. I would’ve much rather been dead. “I don’t have time for this,” I growled, trying to lift myself up until I felt a tight force around my waist. I couldn’t move, it was like something chaining me up against the wall. Turning around, I spotted the angry eyed girl standing in the corner. Of course they had to get a …show more content…

I’m starving,” as Stefan nodded to the girl. Feeling the weight being lifted from me, I stood up and untied myself, opening the door. Something didn’t seem right. They were so serene about letting me go. Looking back at them, the smirk never seemed to fade from Damon’s unblemished face, while Stefan seemed… upset, but I knew what I had coming. Evidently, they weren’t gonna let me go without someone else trying to get in my way. Feeling a rapid movement swing in front of me, I turned my head and grabbed the dagger, thrusting it through his stomach. “I’m sorry,” I whispered, watching his wandering eyes meet mine. He looked a lot older than Stefan and Damon, maybe in his late thirties. Turning around towards the others, I gave a disappointed frown, and said, “I thought you knew better,” watching Damon’s grip tauten around the dagger. Eyeing at his hand, I watched the bones of his wrist crack as the dagger flew into my possession while I walked up the

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