#augustinexenzo

augustinexenzo The world surrounding her seemed weightless, as if she were a simple feather floating amidst an empty universe. For one moment, Hayley Marshall completely forgot who she was, what was happening, and even the existence of time. That was, until her feet collided with solid ground and gravity itself seemed to pull her top-heavy figure stumbling into some alleyway. That was when it all came crashing back. Hayley Marshall, the 20 year old werewolf with the miracle hybrid growing in her stomach. The baby that either everyone wanted to kill or protect. This was the reason the lone werewolf was standing alone in an alleyway, gripping the brick wall of a building as she fought to gain her pregnancy fatigued breath. The year was 1950, and Hayley had braved traveling back to a time period she knew nothing about, just so the child inside of her could have its first breath. Supposedly there was some potion, some trial or process that could undo the curse put upon her family, and if her family could become human again, that meant more defenses against the very people who wanted Hayley and her baby dead. What a girl would do for her family. The prospect was almost annoying to her at that point. Hayley now had to find someone whom she did not even know the identification of, in a place she had never been, in a time period she had never studied. So easy. The brick building beneath her hand felt almost slimy in the drizzling rain, and Hayley could almost curse Davina for sending her to a city in Virginia during the winter. Last time she checked, it was springtime in New Orleans. The weather was peaking the 90’s, and sweaters were becoming unbearable. She definitely wasn’t dressed for the weather now. Right now the weather wasn’t her one of Hayley’s biggest worries. Time travel had apparently taken it’s toll on her brain, and every few minutes the world would swirl before her vision, threatening to make even the prospect of balance impossible. That, and the fact that from what the wolf could tell, this was not a nice part of town. Taking one last icy breath, the she-wolf started out of the alleyway, hazel eyes darting around what must be a rough and deserted part of town. Whatever town she was in, it actually looked more like a city. Great, just her specialty. Hayley began to pick up her pace in strides, something telling her she wasn’t so alone as she had automatically assumed. There was someone watching her, starting to tail her, and she knew it. The 20 year old reached for her rear jean pocket, pulling out the old iPhone she so often used as a sense of navigation. Apparently there were no cell phones invented in the 1950’s, because the phone was not even registering that it had an actual service. Now what do I do? She thought, glancing behind her shoulder to see no one in pursuit. No one in sight, but the wolf’s instincts screamed someone was definitely following her now, and the pursuer, whomever they may be, definitely seemed the predator type. They were getting closer, and though their intentions were unclear, Hayley was not about to find out. As she began to pick up speed, turning her head to face forward again, she almost screamed in fright. There before her stood a male figure she had never met before, and judging by his scent and the strong look in his stance, he was a vampire sky high on human blood. Not the type you wanted to run into while being lost in a city. “Look, I’m not looking for trouble, I just want to get out of this part of town, so let me go…and I’ll let you go your way too. Alright?” Almost as if on instinct, the wolf clutched her stomach as if to defend it. Her words were almost breathless, the cold air stinging her lungs and throat as she stared at the intruder in horror.

It was the funeral of her father today and she was broken. She had always fought with her dad but seeing him dead was another story plus she was the one to find him. She was sitting alone at the bar with a bottle of Jack in her hand, her eyes looked dead; she hadn't slept in days and barely eaten. She was fairly new to Mystic Falls but she had met Enzo quite a few times as her father was friends with him, she saw him out of the corner of her eye before turning away and chugging some of the Jack 

Merry Christmas my love! Hope your day is filled with joy, peace, food, and all the happiness in the world! 

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THANK YOU BB! You're so sweet and I'm loving our little ships <3 

"I do not quite recall seeing you here before, sir." Elizabeth said, walking towards the man. "Can I be of some service to you?"

"I’m flattered, but I didn’t think you thought that way about me, Enzo."