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honestgrins · 6 years
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mini prompt: klaus & caroline get really competitive playing paintball.
Bonnie checked her watch. “How long are we stuck here?”
“Until they’re done,” Enzo sighed, squinting in the bright sunshine to make out the paintball course. “With our phones still in safekeeping, how about a wager to keep us entertained?”
Laying back on the bleachers with ridiculously tiny sunglasses, Katherine just shrugged. “There’s no point, they’re both stubborn as hell with a peculiar skill set for this stupid game. It’s going to be a stalemate until the place closes.”
“Come on,” Enzo cajoled. He waggled his eyebrows to both Kol and Rebekah. “Surely you have opinions on who wins this battle of wills.”
“Sheriff’s daughter versus soldier, hmm.” Kol’s face turned thoughtful as he steepled calculating fingers to his mouth. “I would give Nik the upper hand, but-”
Rebekah scoffed. “He’s so besotted, he would probably beg Caroline to shoot him if it meant she looked in his direction.”
“They’re married,” Bonnie pointed out.
“And?”
A staff member approached their group, looking embarrassed. “Um, you all are free to leave. Your friends have…been asked to surrender.”
Katherine laughed. “See? They timed out our reservation.”
“Not exactly,” the guy rubbed his neck anxiously. “We had to kick them out for inappropriate behavior.”
Rolling her eyes, Rebekah shoved herself off the bleachers as Kol and Enzo laughed. “Oh, you must be joking.”
Bonnie frowned. “What?”
“Tell me they at least kept their clothes on,” Rebekah continued, stomping toward the building where they found a red-faced Caroline and a suspiciously triumphant Klaus waiting for them.
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misssophiachase · 6 years
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More Than a Feeling
Thanks for your reviews last chapter. If you hadn't noticed I'm going with an 80s theme given the song titles (been watching too much Stranger Things obviously).
Synopsis: Six former teen actors find themselves thrown together ten years later for a Netflix reboot of their TV series. Given the way things were left, what's their rationale for coming back and can they get past their issues? 28 days of stifling Californian heat, copious amounts of tequila and enforced bonding rituals will make deep seated secrets emerge and change things forever.  PART ONE HERE 
Part 2: You Give Love a Bad Name
SC Village, Corona CA
"Paintball, really?" Klaus drawled, looking around the army themed battlefield complete with dusty paths, a bullet riddled helicopter, camouflage coloured tanks, green barrels and an abundance of black, mesh netting. "What are we? Five years-old?"
"I don't know; I think it's fun." Kol replied, offering his brother some war paint he'd managed to acquire, god knows how.
"That's because you have the mental age of a five year-old."
"Why do I suddenly feel like I've been transported back to our childhood complete with incessant squabbling but set in a Steven Spielberg film?" Their eldest brother asked dryly.
"You always did know how to ruin everyone's fun, Elijah," Kol shot back. "Why is he here again?"
"Because we were young and naïve and let mother convince us to go into acting as children."
"You were twenty-one when you agreed to do Roswell Elijah," Klaus offered. "Surely you're not still blaming mother for that decision."
"And even if you are big brother, you agreed to this reboot in the first place," Kol argued. "To be honest I'm still extremely curious about why you signed up given your animosity towards this show." Elijah attempted to interrupt before Kol continued. "And don't even try telling me that it was a financial decision, Mister Millionaire."
After the show, Elijah had used his earnings to invest in a number of capital ventures making him his first fortune in just over a year and then the millions flowed. Klaus had been curious himself about Elijah's reasoning but thought it better not to pry given the same questions could be thrown in his direction.
Klaus was the only original member of the cast who'd pursued his craft and gone on to decidedly better acting roles in the process. Both his agent and publicist had begged him not to do the reboot given they thought it would ruin the reputation he'd built in Hollywood the past ten years.
He could still remember Rebekah's shrill voice through his cell phone when he told her his decision all those months ago.
New York, NY – 9 months earlier
"You're going to do what now?"
"If you're planning on deafening me then you're well on your way to succeeding, Rebekah," he growled.
"You are Hollywood royalty Niklaus. You've made Scorsese, Cameron and Scott films, you've acted alongside De Niro and Nicholson, you've…"
"I don't really need a synopsis of my resume nor my IMDB account, little sister," he interrupted.
"My point is that this decision will ruin what you've worked so hard to achieve. Roswell was…"
"Quirky and received mixed reviews, yes. But it's where I got my start and what propelled me to where I am today even if you don't agree," he pressed. "Have you even bothered to look at the script?"
"Lucien may have showed it to me," she grumbled.
"And we all know how much you like to taunt my agent and disagree just for the sake of it," he replied tartly. "But the writing is…"
"Alright, it's good," she conceded, albeit gruffly.
"And last time I checked Kol and Elijah had both agreed to sign on for this project," he argued. "It would be pretty cruel even for you to deny your siblings employment."
"Kol just wants the limelight and some more mindless conquests, Elijah's reasons for this decision I'll never bloody know." Klaus had thought the same thing but decided it was best not to engage with his highly strung sister. "Are you sure there's no other reasons for wanting to do this?"
"What exactly are you getting at?"
"You know exactly what I'm getting at but it isn't a what but a who. Blonde, blue eyed about 5'8? Goes by the name of C…"
"Enough," he growled. "That was ten years ago and I have no interest whatsoever of revisiting that particular part of my life. The fact you would even doubt my professionalism is outrageous."
"I seem to recall a Shakespeare play about someone protesting too much," she murmured sarcastically. "You can't deny the history."
"That's exactly what it is, Rebekah, history." Before she could argue Klaus had disconnected the call.
"Really Kol, my motives are none of your damn business," Elijah scoffed, breaking Klaus from his memory. "You know we're not all narcissistic, attention whores like yourself."
"I resent that."
"You have to admit that you like your picture taken a little too much, little brother," Klaus chuckled.
"Great, it's just like old times, you two ganging up on your poor, defenceless little brother." Before either could respond they heard a snort, turning around curiously to find out where it originated from.
"Poor and defenceless," Bonnie said, her eyebrows furrowed. "Now that's an interesting take on your personality. I would have just stuck with narcissistic and left it there."
"Why am I not surprised, Bonnie? You always were my most vocal and worst critic."
"Okay children," Caroline intervened, making her presence known, along with Katherine. Klaus was trying to ignore just how adorable she looked in head to toe camouflage gear but it was extremely difficult. He could still remember tracing those delectable curves with his tongue all those years ago. "Let's break it up."
"That's rich coming from the girl who needs a referee from Niklaus whenever they're in the same bloody scene," Kol scoffed. Klaus couldn't miss how her eyes flickered towards his before attempting to unload on his brother.
"Well..."
"Oh my god, do you people ever stop?" Alaric interrupted, placing himself strategically between the two warring factions. "I deserve a pay rise for having to put up with your pretentious behaviour."
"But…"
"No buts, Katherine," he fumed. "For once I just want you all to shut up, can you do that for more than five seconds?" He didn't wait for them to reply and continued. "It's obvious there are some deep seated issues here and after two days of filming within this horrible nightmare I decided we needed to take some drastic action."
"But…"
"Kol," he growled. "Shut it. Yes, you may fancy yourself as actors and your ability to fake chemistry but the camera never lies. Unfortunately, I'm stuck with your precious asses and we need this reboot to look genuine and not like you want to kill each other every scene. So, I've decided you need to get that hatred out right now on this makeshift battlefield. Go your hardest because if I have to deal with your dramas on Monday morning I might just shoot you all myself."
They were all silent, unsure of how to respond to such a strong threat. "Oh, so now you're all going to stay silent? Unbelievable."
"It's dark out if you hadn't noticed, Ric," Caroline offered, gesturing towards the black sky and dimly lit course.
"Makes it all the more interesting, don't you think?"
"You really are evil."
"I have this weird feeling you are relishing in our discontent," Elijah muttered, agreeing with Katherine, which was usually unheard of.
"And you would be right," he replied. "So, it's time to pair up kids. Three teams, two on each side."
"It should be two teams, the girls versus the guys," Bonnie objected stubbornly.
"Only if you want to lose, darling," Kol teased. Katherine raised her paintball gun towards his smug face in defiance and maybe a touch of impatience, she never was one to put up with drama if it didn't involve her of course.
"Do I get extra points if I shoot his pathetic ass right now?" Alaric intervened before she could go through with her threat, lowering her dangerously pointed weapon.
"This is how we're going to do it, children," he instructed. "I took the opportunity of drawing some randomly selected names out of a hat earlier and that formed the basis of the team pairings tonight."
"Randomly selected?" Klaus asked just as Caroline spoke.
"Where the hell is said hat or the names?"
"I'm the Director of this production, so right now I have ultimate authority."
"Last time I checked we weren't on set but in this questionable neighbourhood," Katherine hissed. "You do realise Chino is right around the corner? Ew."
"I didn't realise we had our very own Summer Roberts in the group tonight," Elijah joked, earning a curious glance from the rest of the group. "What?"
"You know the OC?" Kol asked, his mouth agape.
"Yeah, I mean I took you for the stuffy news and finance channel kind of guy," Bonnie added.
"Forget the OC, I think I've been transported back to kindergarten," Alaric groaned. "So, without further ado. The pairings are; Bonnie and Kol."
"No."
"Klaus and Caroline."
"Never."
"Katherine and Elijah." Those two didn't seem pleased but also didn't object as strenuously but it was obvious the other headstrong four weren't budging.
"Randomly selected hey?"
"You know what? Fine! I'm so sick of your childish antics that I'll let you pick your own teams, how about that?" They all regarded each other wearily wondering who they would pick under duress.
"What if we don't want to pick anyone?" Kol asked.
"I'd say you're all bad sports and for the love of god just pick someone," he pleaded. They all looked at each other obviously weighing up the least worst option in the process. Klaus had initially wanted Caroline but being that close to her so soon was also too much to deal with this early on during filming.
He was paired with Bonnie but given their history, Klaus knew she was a damn good shot and her animosity towards Kol would mean she wouldn't stop until he was riddled with paint. They may have been related but Klaus would pay to see his cocky brother brought down in a blaze of glory.
"You okay, love?" He asked, looking at Caroline curiously during prep. She'd all been about the bravado but as they were about to venture onto the battlefield she seemed almost nervous. Klaus would have been too if he was paired with Elijah.
"What did I tell you about calling me that?" She answered shakily, her creamy skin seeming more pale than usual.
"Force of habit," he murmured, his blue eyes searching hers for some sign. She looked away immediately, any unresolved feelings between them lost.
"I just hope you're ready to surrender, Mikaelson." She was gone before he could come up with some sassy response, her taut ass wiggling in retreat as she left.
"Game on, Forbes," he sighed. As much as joked, Klaus couldn't have been happier to have her so close again. Even if she did hate him. He'd take what he could get.
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