"Evangelina, a young girl with an enigmatic past, had spent her entire life in the quiet town of Mystic Falls, a place steeped in secrets and hidden histories. Growing up, she always felt a sense of otherworldly intrigue lurking beneath the surface...
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Klaus awoke, breathing heavily as he scratched his forehead lightly. His eyes catching the window, it was still dark outside, the clouds lightly casting over the full moon. Klaus looked next to him, noticing Evangelina and disappointed from his sight
Klaus raised his eyebrows, pulling the covers over lightly.
Quickly walking over towards the door, placing his hand onto the handle as he opens it.
Suddenly, the lights brightly shining on the chandelier, he was once again in his black suit, it seemed like the Mikealson ball from the other night.
Only but nobody was around.
He took a few steps down the stairs, admiring the lit up mansion as he tried to find Evangelina.
Stepping into his private painting studio, he noticed that the doors had been left wide open.
About to closed them, Evangelina standing in the beautiful gardens.
"Evangelina?" Klaus asked.
Her hair was lightly flowing with the wind, the dress still looked magnificent on her complexion. Her face turned to his, it was placed with light makeup and glittery highlights along her face.
"Are you okay?" Klaus questioned, confused as to why they'd been transported to this night.
"I seem it, don't I," Evangelina smiled, spinning around her dress, showing she had no injuries.
Evangelina placed her hands together, "you know, I use to live in a mansion like this when I was younger." Evangelina pointed at the mansion behind him, tilting her head playfully.
"Except it had more flowers," Evangelina giggled.
"Yeah, I didn't hire a florist," Klaus amused at her sentence, but his eyes slightly growing in fear.
"Wait, you remember where you lived?" Klaus asked carefully.
Evangelina smiled at little, "Of course, I remember my whole life," Evangelina recalled, placing a finger upon her chin.
"You're so silly," Evangelina teased, as she walked around as Klaus followed behind her.
Evangelina stopped in her tracks, deep into the gardens as the moonlight started shine upon them, the waters peacefully glistening, and white roses had grown around the area.
