Can you do a Drabble where klaus is left with Bonnie and his daughter at home? I love your klonnie drabbles!
“Are they gone yet?” A voice called from upstairs.
A smirk stretched across the Bennett-Mikaelson lips. “Not yet, Sweet Pea.” She huffed out a laugh when she heard her growl. “Be patient, little girl.”
“Why is she in a rush for us to leave anyway?”
Bonnie peered down at her boy who resembled her hybrid husband. Looking down at Klaus Lucas Bennett-Mikaelson’s young but mature face, her heart instantly melted. The mother just wanted to wrap him up and never let him go. Her peanut grown so much.
The eldest Bennett-Mikaelson child felt the nasty stirring in his chest, warning him his mother was about to get unbearably mushy. “Ma.” He whined.
Bonnie’s eyes widen. “I didn’t do anything!” Little Klaus arched his brow, not believing his mother for a second. Bonnie hated that look. “Stop that.”
Lucas pinched his face. What was this crazy woman talking about now? “What face?”
“The face your father makes when he’s being his sardonic self.” Lucas arched his brow again. “That one.”
“When are you going to teach me magic?”
Bonnie almost swallowed her tongue. She wasn’t expecting that question. “Why? Is Aunt Dahlia or Esther teachings not satisfactory?”
“No! That’s not it. I learned a lot from them. It’s just…”
The Bennett-Mikaelson witch was starting to worry. “Hey,” She placed her hand on top of his soft curly top. “You can tell me.”
“It’s just…I’m a Bennett too.” Bonnie mouth made a ‘o’. She understood. “Plus you’re my mom. I know you’re Mother of New Orleans and dealing with witches but…”
“I’m your mom too.” Bonnie brushed over his high cheek bones.
Lucas refused to blush and just shrugged. “Who’s better than you to teach me everything I need to know? Who’s better than my own mother, the last true Bennett Witch?”
Bonnie snorted shaking her head. “Flattery will get you everywhere.” She kissed the top of his head. “After the baby is born,” She touched her bulging eight month belly. “And I get the baby situated, we’ll begin lessons. I promise.”
Lucas held out his pinky. “Always?”
Bonnie wrapped her pinky around his. “And forever.”
Bonnie being her overwhelmingly motherly embarrassing self squished Lucas into a bone crushing hug. “You’re welcome, peanut.”
Lucas rolled his eyes as he moves away from his mother before she entraps him with her death grip again. “Is Henrik ready yet?”
“I’m ready!” The second eldest came down the steps with his duffle bag. “Is Aunt Gigi here yet?”
“No but she’ll be here in a few.” Bonnie eyed the duffle bag hanging off her son’s shoulder. “ I hope you have clothes in that bag.”
“I do have clothes.” The Bennett-Mikaelson pouted cutely.
Bonnie held out her hand. “Give it.”
“Henrik Elijah Bennett-Mikaelson give me the bag.” Said child frown deepened. “Now.”
Henrik sighed slipping the bag off him and handed it over to his mother. Bonnie wasted no time digging inside. When she was done her inspection, she passed the bag back to Henrik.
“You’re staying over Uncle Elijah and Aunt Gia’s summer home for two weeks.”
Henrik raised his eyebrow not understanding. What was this crazy lady talking about now? “Yeah, I know.”
“So,” Bonnie stressed the ‘o’. “I expect you to have two weeks worth of clothes. Not two weeks worths of books.”
The six year-old crossed his arms over his chest. The witch sighed inwardly. Henrik wouldn’t be Henrik if he didn’t have something to say on the subject. “But all I need are swim trunks and pajamas.”
“You need clothes.” Bonnie spoke firmly. “Go back upstairs and get out some clothes and three pairs of shoes, not one.”
“Do what your mother says, Henrik.” Klaus said appearing behind Bonnie with Elijah in tow. Both came from behind the witch flanking her sides becoming a united front. “Go get your clothes. The mediocre violinist of a aunt is on her way.”
“I will advise you to keep your insults about my wife to yourself, Niklaus.” Elijah lazily fixed grey necktie. “Just because you lost again to a jewel by her sword doesn’t mean you can act childishly.”
“She didn’t beat me in a jewel, dear brother. She cheated and you were the one that taught her.”
“I slightly remember it differently, don’t you Bonnie?”
“My name is Bennett and I’m not in it.” Bonnie then nudged Henrik to move. “Go on. Elijah is waiting.”
“We’re still waiting for Aunt Gia.” Henrik stalled lamely.
“Now, Henrik.” Klaus interfered using the “voice”.
“Fine.” Henrik muttered as he headed back upstairs.
From above they could hear tiny footsteps meeting the young hybrid’s.
“Yes, Rory” Everyone could literally hear his eye rolling.
“Mommy said it’s not nice to roll your eyes.” See? The brat.
“Rory watch out. I have to get more clothes for the trip.“ Bonnie could see her son pouting in her head.
She heard Aurora giggle. “Mommy making you put your books back?”
Bonnie ignored her husband snickering as she scowled at the ceiling “Really? I can hear you.” The witch shook her head. “Brats for children, all of you.”
Lucas scoffed while starting his new game of chess on his phone. “Don’t put me in this.”
“All of you.” Bonnie repeated then turned to her husband to kiss him lightly on his red lips. “Hello.”
“Hello, love.” Klaus pulled Bonnie to his front giving her lips fully what they needed.
A stomp echoed above them. “Are they kissing?” Henrik yelled from above.
Klaus pulled away from Bonnie to frown up at the ceiling. “What of it?”
“It’s nasty!” The other one yelled from above.
“Aurora, you hush.” This coming from Bonnie.
“I’m waiting for Ricky and Lucas to leave!”
Elijah chuckled at his little niece’s impatience. “Niklaus, do all of your children have your nasty mannerisms.”
The hybrid pouted and it made the Bennett-Mikaelson witch want to kiss it off. “Don’t you have somewhere to be?”
“I’m waiting for my nephews.”
“Nephew.” Lucas corrected him as he moved his knight. “I have my things ready by the foyer.”
Before Elijah could reprimand Lucas for his sass, Henrik came barreling down the stairs with another duffle bag, this time with the correct amount of clothes for a two week stay at his uncle and aunt’s summer home in Rotorua, New Zealand.
Bonnie kneeled down in front of her handsome boy fixing his collar. “Stop pouting. You’re too old to pout.”
“I’m six.” Henrik reminded her petulantly.
“Exactly. Too old to pout.” Klaus grinned malevolently.
Before Klaus could set him straight, Bonnie got him first. “Hey!” She lightly plucked the insolent boy’s nose. “Lose the attitude. And you,” She turned to her husband. “Stop teasing our son.” She turned back to Henrik. “Now what’s wrong?”
“I don’t have anymore room for the books I want to read.”
Bonnie sighed. Here we go. “Are you really going to read all twenty books?”
“It’s a long flight, mama.”
Why? She thought to herself. Why must I go through this? Why don’t they do this foolishness with Klaus? “Who books do you have?”
“Uncle Kol’s.” Klaus growled at that. Bonnie flagged him away then motion Henrik to continue. “They’re log books, papa. See,” He opened one of the books. “They are journal entries of discoveries by Gilligan Tassel’s travels around the early 1900’s.”
Lucas snorted. “The weird bird guy?”
“He’s not weird and he’s not called the bird guy! He just studies them.” He turned back to his mother with hopeful eyes. “He’s a explorer, mama and Uncle Kol’s old friend. He was the one that helped Uncle Kol find the objects he needed to do spells and create dark objects. Some of the objects he found in New Zealand.”
“You mean stole.” Klaus gritted.
“If they were stolen, reparations will be in order then.” Bonnie replied strongly. There will be no type of nonsense of the kind around her. “Elijah, could you find out -”
“I will take care of it soon as we land. I don’t know about Gilligan but I know Kol got his grabby hands on something that was not supposed to be touched.”
“If you want to know about the objects, they’re all in here.” Henrik handed his mother the log book.
Bonnie and Klaus flipped through the pages with Elijah reading over their shoulders. “Henrik, why do you need them?” Henrik bit the inside of his cheek not wanting to answer. “Henrik.”
“I want to go to the places Uncle Kol and Gilligan explored.”
“Absolutely not!” Klaus slammed the book closed.
“Henrik some of these places are dangerous.” Bonnie continued to read the journal entry. “They’re secred as well as heavily protected with magic. Kol wasn’t supposed to go to these places. He needed permission.”
“No, Henrick.” She said firmly.
“Did they leave yet?” Aurora called from upstairs.
Klaus pinched the bridge of his nose. “No, Aurora.”
“When are they going to leeeeeeave.” Aurora whined.
“Mama can I at least visit the Maori Village?” Henrik interrupted Klaus’ starting rant. “There’s a lot stuff in the log about their art and culture that I would like see and ask questions to the people of the village.”
Lucas rolled his eyes. “Nerd.”
“Lucas don’t tease your brother.” Bonnie rubbed her brow.
“It’s all in his notes, mama.” Henrik opened one of the books show a drawing of a mask of some sort, a ancient ancestor. “Aunt Gigi even said she would take me to the village. Can I go please, can I go?”
Bonnie looked at her boy seeing the excitement and thirst of knowledge dancing his eyes. She was a sucker.
“Okay, okay, okay.” Bonnie snagged the duffel bag filled with book. “We negotiate.” She began pulling out the journals and lying them on the floor. “Which are these are about the village?”
Henrik pointed to seven books out of the twenty. “Okay. Seven books you can take with you. The rest will be shipped back to Kol.”
“It’s either that or nothing at all. Your choice.”
Henrik sighed defeated. “Yes, mama.”
Bonnie tucked strands of dark hair from her son’s face that fell from his sloppy bun, seeing disappointment marred on his handsome little face. The sight clenched at the mother’s heart. She really was a sucker.
“How about this.” Bonnie took the seven books and placed it in her satchel. “You take the seven books about the Maori Village,” He placed the satchel strap over Henrik’s shoulder. “And I’ll read the rest of Gilligan’s log books. I’ll check out the sites myself. If they’re safe and I have permission to visit their lands, I’ll take you myself.”
The Bennett-Mikaelson witch watched as her little boy’s pale blue eyes sparkle a brilliant cobalt. He was ecstatic. She loved it. She loved it so much.
Bonnie nodded bringing the six year old into her arms. “We could go.”
The witch giggled at her son’s excitement. “What? You don’t want your brother and sister to come?” The youngling shook his head no. “What about, papa?” Again he shook his head, which offended the hybrid.
“And why is it not okay for me to go?”
Henrik shrug his shoulder. “You scare people. Everyone likes mommy.”
Klaus was beside himself. “That’s not true.”
“It is.” Said everyone in the living room, including the little hybrid cackling upstairs.
Bonnie rolled her eyes. She felt her face being turned by miniature hands. “You and me?”
She kissed Henrik soundly on his forehead then leaned hers against his. “Just me and you. Okay?”
A smile stretched across his face, displaying his missing tooth. “Okay, mama.”
“Did they leave yet?” Aurora called again.
“No!” Lucas yelled upstairs to his annoying little sister.
“Why do she want us to leave so badly anyway?”
Before Klaus could explain, his little girl beats him to it. “You’re taking away my mommy and daddy time!”
“Aurora we’re waiting for Gia.” Elijah glanced down at his watch. “She should’ve been here by now.”
“I’m here. I’m here.” The vampiress rushed in with a bag over her shoulder. “Sorry I’m late. I had to pick something up for Klaus.”
Everyone turned to the Original Hybrid. “What?”
“Not that Klaus.” Gia shook her head. “Here you go, Luke.” She handed the young hybrid the bag.
Lucas gladly took it and put over his shoulder. “It’s lighter than I thought.”
“It supposed to be.” She winked at him earning a blush from the eldest Bennett-Mikaelson.
“By mother.” Lucas kissed his mother’s cheek. “Bye, pa.
“Bye mama.” Henrik hurriedly kissed his mother and followed after her brother to the foyer.
“Can’t say goodbye to your father?” Klaus yelled after his son.
Klaus shook his head staring at his smug wife. “I knew they loved you more.” That made the witch burst in laughter.
Ignoring his evil wife, Klaus stared down the hall then at Gia. “Was that it?”
“It is and I will say I am quite proud of Henrik and Lucas. I made it is as a part of their assignment.” Elijah straightened his tie. “There’s nothing for you to worry about, brother. All is according to plan. Lucas should be sending them right now.” He patted Klaus’ shoulder. “We’ll call you when we land.” He kissed Bonnie’s cheek, slipping something in her hand.
“Elijah,” Bonnie pointed towards her boys. “Watch after my babies.”
The Original nodded then took his wife by his hand and gone after the two young hybrids. After they said their goodbye’s once again, the group left for New Zealand leaving mother and father behind.
Klaus sat down the couch and pulled little witch on his lap. He kissed the nape of her neck and hummed contently. “I missed you.” He kissed her neck then cheek then lips. He sighed when felt the brush of his wife’s wicked tongue. “I missed you so much.”
Bonnie close into her husband’s warmth as he rub her swollen belly. This was it. Everything fell back in place in her home.
Klaus kissed Bonnie’s neck then took in her scent spice herb, flowers, and sun. She’s been working in her garden. He pressed his deeper into the crook of her neck. This was home. His Bonnie. He was home with his Bonnie, his heart.
“It’s quiet.” He mumbled against her cheek.
Tiny footsteps perked the hybrid and the witch’s ears. Rounding the corner with her pretty green floral summer dress, Aurora peeked inside the living room.
Bonnie turned to her husband. “You were saying?”
“Be quiet.” Klaus kissed his wife nose then turned to his little princess. “They’re gone, sweetheart.”
Aurora didn’t waste anytime climbing between her mommy and daddy on the couch. “Good. I thought they would never leave.”
“Ugh! Finally.” Bonnie smothered her little girl with kisses. “We have you to ourselves.”
“So, my little lady bug,” Klaus leaned over Bonnie’s shoulder to meet the pucker lips waiting for him. “What shall we do today?”
Aurora opened her mouth but closed it. There was something she needed to know first. “Daddy, do you have to go back to compound today?”
Klaus didn’t miss the hint of sadness in his little girl’s voice. For these past few months, the Vampire King hasn’t been staying in the family home. There had been a number of threats towards his city as well as his family. The Original couldn’t come home until all his enemies were eradicated. Though he was keeping his wife and children safe, he yearned to see them. He missed them greatly and was happy to have taken care of their last threat early with the help of two witnesses from Sleepy Hollow. Now he could spend time at home with his family where he belonged.
Klaus reached over to hug his little princess to him. “I’m not going anywhere.”
Aurora tilted her head to the side. “Are you sure?”
“Positively surer than sure?”
“Positively surer than sure.”
“Positively surer than the surest of sures?”
Klaus scoffed playfully. “What is all this about? Are you questioning my word?”
Bonnie grinned widelyvseeing her daughter squeal with laughter and delight as her daddy tickled her. She missed Klaus but her children missed their daddy more. She was happy everything had settled the way it did. She had to make sure to call Abbie and Ichabod to thank them again. Without them, the witch wouldn’t be able to witness the beautiful sight before her.
“Do you believe me now, you maddening little woman?” Klaus shook Aurora making her giggle uncontrolablly. “Do you understand?” Raspberries were blown everywhere making the little one squeal.
“Alright, alright, enough of that.” Bonnie stood from Klaus’ lap. “We have a busy day of ahead of us.”
Aurora broke away from her daddy to stand next to her mommy. “Where are we going?”
Bonnie dug in her bag and pulled out her camera. “We’re going on our own adventure.”
The little hybrid gasp. “An adventure?”
“Mhmmm.” Bonnie grabbed her house and car keys from the coffee table. “A mystical adventure.”
“We, my little princess,” Klaus couldn’t help but to kiss her dimple cheek. “Are going on a scavenger hunt.”
“Across the states to find Aleksander and Freya.” Bonnie finished, holding out her hand.
“Aunt Fifi and Alek are missing?” Aurora asked seriously taking her mommy’s hand.
Bonnie nodded. “They are and only you can find them.”
“By using this.” Klaus pointed to her head.
“Is this another training game exercise for my gifts daddy?” Aurora couldn’t hold in her excitement.
She hasn’t played (trained) with her daddy for months using her psychic abilities. Aurora been training with her Great-aunt Dahlia and Gam-Gam Esther. The little hybrid strived in her studies and passed every test but couldn’t help but miss her daddy.
Dahlia and Esther tried to play games that Klaus left for them to do with Aurora, and she did enjoy them. However, it wasn’t the same. It was nothing against her Aunty Dolly or Gam-Gam, but those type of teachings she only cherished with her daddy.
“Is it, daddy?” Aurora pulled on the hybrid’s leather jacket.
“Yes, Aurora and your brother left special clues for you I hear.” Klaus looked at Bonnie.
Bonnie kneeled down in front of Aurora and handed her a small glass ball with shimmering blues, pinks, and purples. She placed the crystal ball in her daughter’s hand.
“Lucas made those crystal balls especially for you.” She tapped her daughter’s nose earning her a giggle. “They hold the clues to find Alek and Aunt Freya.” Bonnie cupped her hand around Aurora’s. “Now close your eyes and listen.”
Aurora did what her mommy asked and listened. It was then she heard a familiar voice chiming through her head. It was Lucas.
::Hey, Rory. You’re about to go on a scavenger hunt with ma and pop to find Alek and Aunt Freya. I made these special crystal balls for you to find them. Aunt Gigi helped me create them and Uncle Elijah and Henrik helped by creating word playing and imagery clues. I used my magic to scattered these crystal balls all over. There is a total of fifty balls for each state.
Each ball holds a clue and it’s up to you to figure it out. Each clue leads you to another crystal ball with another clue until you find the last one, the fiftieth ball. You will know your guess to the next clue is correct when a sweet pea blooms in the crystal ball.
Collect each ball, figure out the clues, find Aunt Freya and our brother, then claim your prize. You will find your prize with Marcel and Aunt Bekah. Have fun, Rory! Now, the first clue is - ::
Aurora listened carefully to what her brother was telling her. Warmth spreaded through her tiny hands leaving tingles on her fingertips.
Blue irises peeked down to see the swirls of blues, pinks, and purples disappear until she sees a small seed levitating inside the crystal ball. Leisurely, the seed cracks open and peeks of a green stem unravel. Then flushes of pink sweet pea petals bloomed beautifully.
Aurora smiled brightly up at her daddy and mommy displaying her deep dimples on her apple cheeks. “I know where the next clue is!”
*sorry for the lateness, anon. I know it supposed be just Bonnie, Klaus, and Aurora but my mind ran away with me. I adore these children. I hope you liked it :)* Not my gif
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