Issues ↠ Damon Salvatore [2]

03

𝐏𝐑𝐀𝐍𝐊 𝐍𝐈𝐆𝐇𝐓
you couldn't kill me even if you tried for a hundred years

SENIOR prank night, the first step in the journey that was senior year of high school in Mystic Falls.

As they were setting up mouse traps all around the class room the door opened and the traps were all set off.

"Oh, come on! Seriously," Caroline groaned out as the lights turned on and they all stared at the culprit - Matt - who stood in the doorway. Echo chuckled as her best fiend continued, "Do you know how long it took for us to set all this up!"

"Forgot about senior prank night, huh," Tyler joked looking at his friend who looked utterly confused and shocked.

Matt let out a breathy laugh. "Clearly," he answered looking around the room where everyone was in.

"How could you forget? We've only been waiting for this since like freshman year," the blonde vampire scolded him.

"Yeah, Matt. If I'm doing this, you're doing this," Elena argued with the blonde boy.

"Exactly." Echo smirked.

"I'm kind of surprised any of you are doing this," Matt said in shocked.

Bonnie spoke up, "Caroline's making us."

"We're about to be seniors. These are the memories that stay with us forever, and if we don't," before Caroline could finish her statement for the hundredth time, Echo finished for her, "And if we don't create these memories now, then what's the point of it all."

Caroline looked at her best friend with a roll of her eyes. "Go ahead and make fun, I don't care."

The Lockwood boy just shrugged his shoulders. "You're all lame. And I've got ten more classrooms to prank," he said taking a bag of things walking out.

Elena started to walk away, but Caroline called after her, "Hey! Where are you going?"

The brunette turned around smiled at her friend. "To superglue Alaric's desk shut. I'm making memories."

Caroline smiled back brightly. "I love you!"

"Hey, what about me?" Echo pouted up at the blonde.

Caroline smiled at her, and kissed her cheek. "I will always love you more, O."

ECHO walked down the halls of the school reminiscing about every story the halls hold. She had just got down supergluing the principles stuff up on the ceiling. It took a lot of glue, but it was so worth it.

She stopped and frowned upon hearing voices approaching her. She furrowed her brows at the sight of people who she knew was suppose to be in the gym.