havocbled:
THE MOMENT HE STEPS INSIDE, IT REEKS OF WEREWOLF. not just any werewolf, either — but a member of the worst family of them. it’s one thing for them to be in the same town, but to invade his home ? part of him is irritated, another is envious he hadn’t thought of it first. by the bold act itself, and playing an active role in seeing niklaus himself, he knows it cannot be anyone other than the female gladstone. none of the others would forcibly put themselves in contact with the hybrid. he has to admit, he is amused by her and if he were to ever feel anything other than hate for the wolves, arabella might be an interesting companion. too bad he’d rather see her head chopped off. ❝ ah, look what the riff raff has dragged in, ❞ he notes, entering the room and stepping toward her. ❝ i did my absolute best to steer clear, darling, but it seems as if you’re always on my heels… it’s as if you love to chase after me. to go through that much trouble, for little ol’ me… i’m flattered, but never in this lifetime will i be interested. ❞ klaus teases with a smile.
Arabella rolled her eyes, crossing her arms across her chest at the smugness that emanated from Klaus as he spoke to her. If there was any Mikaelson that could really get on her nerves it was the hybrid himself, most likely because they were so similar in temperament despite being fated to be enemies hell-bent on destroying each other. “Riffraff? I’ll have you know that these shoes are more expensive than your pretentious marble staircase.” she raised an eyebrow at Klaus and dared to step closer to him, daringly her brown eyes taking in Klaus’s appearance from when he’d entered the room. “You flatter yourself if you think that I take pleasure in playing this constant hide and seek with you Niklaus. We’ve come a long way from being children in the same village.” She hated when he acted cocky and confident because she always wanted to have the upper hand. Unwilling to let her upper hand go, she strolled through the room, noticing a painting that was left close to the window, the smell of fresh paint radiating from the canvas. “Don’t make me laugh. Never in your wildest dreams could you spark my slightest interest. You wouldn’t be able to keep up with me.”








