#c;eva

Maybe it was because the girl seemed so small. So fragile. Or maybe, just maybe, it was because Elena knew she was neither of these things, at least not anymore. She lightly tapped the door, knowing the vampire would hear her. A part of her recognized that she was putting herself in danger, maybe even Jeremy. She trusted the girl, or at least was more comfortable with her than she really should've been. By doing this, she'd be exposing who she was, if Eva didn't already know. If she was Alex's girlfriend..well, she supposed that that didn't necessarily mean anything, either. If Alex wanted to protect her, there was no telling the lengths he would go to to keep her safe from all of this, from her, the doppelganger. From Klaus. She should probably stay away, keep her distance.. But if this girl was a newbie vampire, the last thing she needed was to be alone.

           "I've never really seen the point of college," Evangeline muttered to herself as she rested her elbow on the diner counter, her legs swinging gently. "But Enya will have my head if I don't at least try to go, bless her soul."

She noticed someone sitting beside her and smiled apologetically. "Sorry. I think out loud sometimes." Her attention then returned to the applications before her, half hoping that the stranger didn't think she was crazy.

Evangeline blinked as she stared at the world around her. She couldn't remember much of anything to do with how she got to this strange place and it was slightly freaking her out. As if last night wasn't odd enough, now she's been transported to some strange world. She could only imagine how Arianne must be reacting right now.