KOLENZO ONLY ONE BED
And They Were Cellmates
Meet cutes can happen in so many places; a jail cell...probably isn’t one of them. And yet. “What are you in for?” Enzo raised a sardonic eyebrow. “It’s a drunk tank, how do you think?” “Being drunk isn’t really a crime, darling, merely what you do while drunk.” Though Caroline was doing her law student’s best to talk him out spending the night in campus security, she had made it perfectly clear that public intoxication was indeed a crime - though he could acknowledge it was the punch he threw at her ex-boyfriend that got him arrested.
When he explained as such to his new friend, the guy only looked at him with a new appreciation. “A scrapper, how fun.” His arms got a long leer, and Enzo wasn’t above a gratuitous flex or two, made all the more interesting by the crooked smirk of invitation. “Think you could take me?”
Before he could make lemonade out of that lemon, Caroline rushed back to see him. The cop only gave her a few minutes to explain that Stefan wasn’t pressing charges, but he’d have to stay the night and pay his ticket in the morning. She promised to buy him the best breakfast of his life and scold him over a spa package to wash the stink of the cell off him. Surprisingly enough, she was the one to recognize his companion. “Kol, right? Bekah and I were in the same sorority, I think we met at Homecoming once.” But she was quickly rushed off, and they were left to their own devices.
Rebekah Mikaelson gave them more than enough to chat about (lord knows she and Enzo had their run-ins) but they started nodding off on the uncomfortable bench they share. Though drooping eyes, they manage to land on their sides. With no prompting and somehow even less shame, Kol pulls Enzo’s arm over his waist to more comfortably spoon. “I don’t mind if your hands wander,” he flirted sleepily, “but you better invite me to that breakfast and give me the most glowing reviews.”
By the time they’re woken up the next morning, Enzo finds his face pressed into Kol’s back and their legs tangled together. He’s not sure how, but it wasn’t the worst night of sleep he’s ever had, and he can’t help watching the catlike stretch Kol gives when he sits up. “Morning, lover,” Kol winked, his charm no worse for the wear despite his obvious hangover. “I notice your hands didn’t wander.” Enzo just smirked, reaching out to pinch his ear. “Next time,” he promised, offering a hand up. “Breakfast?”










