The Vampire Diaries

"Well, you allowing it takes the thrill away from it." Klaus frowned.

Kol rolled his eyes, "Please, I beg you, don't do it." he said sarcastically. "Happy now."

"Nope, not genuine enough." Klaus shrugged before leaving the room.

Kol just rolled his eyes. "What are you even doing here anyway? I thought Nik booted you out?" he narrowed his eyes at Tatia. "What other lies have you got stored in your back pocket?" he grinned.

Tatia sighed and walked from the room, looking a little angry.

"Ignore him Tat," Klaus told her, lifting her onto the kitchen counter and kissing her on the lips lightly.

Tatia kissed him back briefly, before pulling away with a sigh. "He's right though... I should've told you and I didn't... you deserve better."

"But I've forgiven you so it's fine now, and I'm assuming you wont do it again."

Tatia shook her head, "I couldn't do that to you again..."

"So just forget it ever happened," Klaus shrugged, "I was mad at you for twenty four hours, think that's the longest I've managed to be mad at you so far."

Tatia nodded, leaning forwards to press her lips to his and wrapping her legs around his waist.

Klaus kissed her back deeply, knotting his fingers in her hair.

Tatia moved one hand to his hair and rested the other on his shoulder, matching his kiss.

Klaus kissed down her neck

Tatia gasped softly, shifting her neck to give him room as her fingers knotted in his hair.

Klaus soon kissed back to her lips before teasingly pulling away.

Tatia groaned quietly. "That's mean," she whined as she pressed her forehead to his.

Klaus just laughed quietly and rested a hand on the side of her face.

Tatia pouted, resting one hand on top of his.

"What should we do today?"

"I can think of a few things," she mused lightly, gently pressing a few kisses to his jaw.

"As can I, I was meaning something like bringing Nessa somewhere, though."

"We could take her to the park, or shopping, or just for a walk... I don't think she wants to do anything though, she's pretty intent on holing up in her room and drawing escape plans for the hidden unicorns, mermaids and dragons of the world."

"Mm," Klaus hummed in response with a quiet laugh, "Maybe we can suggest to her we go look for some, make a game out of it."

"Be a bit mean getting her hopes up wouldn't it?"

"Not really, who knows, there could actually be some somewhere." He smirked, "She needs to be a kid, right, you keep saying she's just a kid and that's what kids do. Over-look things and see what they want to see. It'll be fun."