Katherine Revealed: A Fictional Narrative

For what seemed like hours of being unconscious, Katherine's eyebrows fluttered, and her eyes slowly but surely opened as she recovered from the unfortunate incident. Her gaze lingered towards the passenger seat, hoping to see her doppelganger was okay, but was met with nothing. It was then she noticed the hole in the front window of the car, as if someone went through. Startled by this Katherine quickly unfastened her seat belt and hobbled towards the front of the vehicle.

Katherine wasn't surprised when she spotted Elena leaning against a tree for support, glaring at her with undefined hatred. It was then Katherine noticed a small trail of blood trickling down her doppelganger's forehead causing her to worry as her ticket to freedom was injured.

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"You could've been killed!" Elena had looked as if she wanted to say something, but instead opted to reserve whatever strength she had left. It felt strange to hear Katherine of all people worried.

"Drink," Katherine insisted as she used her nails to prick a small hole on her wrist, afterwards offering the exposed wrist to the human in hopes of healing and relieving her injuries.

The vampire's sudden gesture succeeded in confusing Elena as she still wasn't sure why Katherine wanted her alive. Elena was certain Katherine had ulterior motives, and not knowing what they were further managed to plague the confines of her mind.

Brought out of her thoughts with an abrupt groan from the vampire, Elena reluctantly drew closer to the still dripping wrist, feeling a small sense of curiosity rising up within her. And without wasting anymore time she began drinking Katherine's blood in small quantities.

Her eyes slightly widened as she found herself trying to savor the delectable blood that seeped through Katherine's wrist. Now she'd fed on the Salvatore brothers on numerous occasions, but Katherine's blood had a distinctive taste in which surprisingly allured

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