Miss Nothing Vampire Diaries Fanficion

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Miss Nothing

Story:Miss Nothing

Storylink:https://www.fanfiction.net/s/10886032/1/

Category:Vampire Diaries

Genre:Angst/Romance

Author:iluvtodance

Authorlink:https://www.fanfiction.net/u/805506/

Last updated:12/15/2014

Words:6293

Rating:T

Status:In Progress

Content:Chapter 1 to 3 of 3 chapters

Source:FanFiction.net

Summary:After returning from the Other Side, Bonnie is no longer the same girl. Anger and resentment took over, and

she has been increasing the s trength of her powers to the point where she is no longer recognizable to her friends.She's on a m iss ion to get revenge, and no one will get in her way. Rated T for cursing. Damon/Bonnie and Bonnie/Kai;

mos tly Bonnie focused. One shot.
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*Chapter 1*: Miss Nothing

A/N: I don't own The Vampire Diaries. Whoever does must be a very sad person, because the show is traveling

downhill fast! The one shot's title is inspired by the song "Miss Nothing" by The Pretty Reckless.

Damon smirked when Elena giggled at his joke, mentally patting himself on the back for making progres s with the love

of his l ife. They had been s pending more time together, slowly falling into a really good place despite the fact that Elena

erased him from her memory. He was too occupied by the brunette who always remained at the center of his universe to

notice another brunetteone that had lodged herself into his heart suddenly and unexpectedlywalk into the Grille with

a purpose. When he did see her, he watched her intently, quickly becoming concerned and confused at the s ight of her.

Bonnie Bennett, clad in a leather jacket, short hair framing her face, and a determined, cool gaze set on her face

stomped through the bar, clearly piss ed. Damon raised his eyebrows at the sightshe looked like him on a normal day.

Once noticing Damon's attention wasn't on herher special s uper powerElena pouted. "Damon?" She questioned.

Not sparing a glance at Elena, Damon tilted his head in Bonnie's di rection, her name falling from his lips. "Bonnie," he

murmured. He didn't hesitate rising from his s eat to reach her. When he catch up to her and take hold of her arm, he

severely regretted it, because a sharp pain surged through him. "What the hell, Bennett," he groaned while doubling over

in pain.

Bonnie's green eyes settled onto his icy blues one, "What?"

Her words were delivered with such force and anger that Damon had to blink a few times to make sure he wasn't

hallucinating the whole thing. "It's me, Bonnie. What are you doing?" His eyes scanned very inch of her, trying todetermine what could be going on. This was n't Bonnie.

Bonnie grinned sweetly at him, giggling. "What do you think I'm doing?" She as ked extra cheerily. "I'm going to see a

good friend of mine." Her tone changed with each work spoken until her voice was menacing, "We have some

unfinished bus iness." She aggress ively pounded her fist into her open palm, her smile s lowly spreading through her

face again, "It's gonna be fun." She didn't even wait for Damon's res ponse, instead choos ing to turn sharply ahead of her

once again focused on her target. She took one step before Damon grabbed her arm, bringing her close to him.

"What's wrong with you," he whispered in ear. He tightened his hold on her leather jacket clad arm, keeping her in place.

Bonnie took a deep breath in an attempt to calm down. "Nothing, Damon. I'm finally where I'm supposed to be," she

retorted sharply. Yanking her arm from his grasp, she began to walk away with deliberate steps. She knew he was here.

She had to find him. Annihilate him .

"Come on," Damon said as he inched closer, but an invisible barrier stopped him from moving any further.

She turned around to address him, "Don't come any closer. You'll get hurt." Her tone was threatening but her eyes told an

entirely different storycare.

"I'll get hurt?" Damon s mirked, "That's a joke, witch."

"It's not Damon," Bonnie responded. "It's not a joke. My powers are s trong, and I am finally gaining control of them again.

I don't restrain myself if someone tells me to s top. I do what I want. The old responsible, selfless , martyr Bonnie died

when she went to the Other Side. She's no longer with us," her voice turned cold. She snapped her head in the direction

of Kai's now visible s ilhouette, standing by the bar and shameless ly flirting with a poor unsuspecting girl. Now Bonnie

felt sort of bad interrupting the momentshe choked back an acerbic laughshe'll get over it.

Rushing forward with eyes set for a purpose, Bonnie murmured a s pell under her breath. All life in the bar suddenly

sus pended and everyone froze except for her target. Before she could move forward to confront Kai, something caught

her eye, causing Bonnie to press the pause button on her vendetta against Kai, and look in curios ity. She laughed bitterly

when she saw Jeremy in the middle of making out with some random girl. The witch bit her lip, suppress ing any tears

that threatened to spill down her face and re-focused her attention on her target. Her anger resurfaced with full force.

Placing one hand on her hip and tilting her head, Bonnie addres sed the warlock. "Aw Kai were you about to ask her out?

So sweet," Bonnie s lowed her pace, taking her time approaching her prey before she attacked. "Will I be getting a

wedding invitation in the mail?"

Kai faced her, his eyes filled with intensity but a wide sm ile was gracing his face. Both warlock and witch couldn't have

been more alike in that moment. "Bonnie Bennett. It's good to see you again, but you knowif you are upset by me

flirting with herjus t tell me so. I'd gladly drop her in nanosecond for you."


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Bonnie's smile left her face, a frown replacing it. "Let's cut the bullshit, Kai. I'm here to kill you." Bonnie paused

dramatically before continuing, "Surprise!" Bonnie spread her arms out like she really was revealing a surpris e for a

good friend. "I hope you love it," Bonnie cooed before s he snapped her fingers, causing the lights to flicker.

The warlock could only openly stare at her in disbelief and excitement. Bennett was on complete power trip, and he had

never seen something so beautiful in his life. "Careful Bonnie, you might make m e want you. I mean I always thought you

were beautiful but too sel f-righteous for my taste, but I like this change in attitude!" He took two quick strides to reach her,

mentally chanting a s pell to keep Bonnie frozen in her s pot, so he could reach her. Once there Kai wrapped his arms

around her and pres sed his lips agains t hers. A surge of power traveled through the two magical beings , instilling a

weird bond between them.

Bonnie whimpered agains t his lips , suddenly forgetting that she wanted to kill him. His power was intoxicating, and she

felt even stronger near him . But, she quickly came to her sens esthis was just another person who abandoned her like

she was nothing and used her. She made sure to put extra force into the slap she gave him after she broke his spell.

Kai's head whipped around so violently, he thought he had whiplas h. "Whoa," he exclaimed as he clutched his jaw.

"You des erved that, mother" before Bonnie could finish the sentence, Kai cut her off with his l ips again.

Needing to pour every inch of his powers to keep Bonnie s till again, Kai kept the kiss short but intense enough to leave

an impress ion on her. "You jus t keep getting to me, Bennett. Where have you been all my life?" He whispered the words

agains t her lips, getting ready to use another spell to lim it her magic, but Bonnie beat him to it.

"Don't even try it," Bonnie warned, "And stop kissing me."

Kai laughed, his eyes glancing behind her to look at a frozen Damon. "What? Worried that you're boyfriend will see? You

took care of that, sweetheart."

Mentioning Dam on incited an incredibly violent surge of anger to course through her, driving her completely past the limit

of insanity.

"He's not my boyfriend," Bonnie huffed. "I'm the second choice, the gi rl no one cares about, right? Just like you said, so

why would you even ask the question," she waved her hand in front of him, sending him flying across the room and

agains t the concrete wall. Bonnie sm irked at the rush s he felt from us ing her powers . No more weakness in body or

mind. It was perfect.

"What the hell," moaned Kai. "Calm down, Bennett. I didn't know my words could bother you so m uch."

Rolling her eyes, Bonnie lifted her hand once again to lift Kai off the ground, sending him flying into the bar and intoshards of glass to break his fall. "Shut up Kai," Bonnie retorted, "I'm tired of your mouth. So shut it and let me talk. Kay?"

She smiled brightly at him, reveling in the warlock's pain and discomfort. The annoyed look he was sending her didn't

hurt either.

"You know Bennett, I never thought I'd say this, but you may be becoming as twisted as me," he chuckled bitterly as he

struggled to s tand amidst the broken glas s. "I have to say," his voice softened, "I'm crushing kinda hard right now." He

smirked at her, wiping a streak of blood from his mouth away as he s tepped closer. He paused when Bonnie rais ed her

hand in warning.

She shook her head and s tared right at him, silently daring him to even try to get near her. "You don't want to do that Kai.

I'm angry, and you won't like me when I'm angry," she began to giggle lightly as she thought of her words. "Quoting the

Hulk," she mus ed to herself, "It's s o appropriate," she stomped her foot on the ground creating a mini earthquake

underneath her that shook any remaining bottles in the bar. The patrons rem ained frozen, having no idea what epic

showdown was occurring in front of them.

Once Kai was knocked onto the floor again, Bonnie took advantage of his vulnerable position and muttered another spell

that immediately began to send a s harp pain throughout his body, causing Kai to release a blood-curling scream.

Continuing to chant the spell, Bonnie stepped closer to Kai, kneeling by his s ide once she reached him. She made sure

to look into his eyeseyes that showed fear and pain. The same look she had in her eyes the countless times he

tortured her. Suddenly finding the strange urge to hear him speak one last time, Bonnie s topped the spell and waited for

Kai to gain the strength to speak.

He looked into her eyes, "You really going to kill me Bennett?" His words meant to be mocking, but he couldn't mus ter a

convincing enough tone for it. He was actually worried.


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in a Kai friendship/love thing here, but it just happened so I rolled with it. Thanks for reading my story and my venting!

Hopefully this helps fellow Bonnie fans deal with their anger lol


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my favorite holiday alone after Damon and Elena failed to bring me back, and something s hifted in me that night. I

realized how alone I have always been." She met his gaze once again, shivering once she made eye contact with him.

He was staring at her with so m uch intensity that it made her nervous. "I never felt the same after that night," she

confessed.

"I'm sorry Bennett." Kai shifted in his seat uncomfortably when he caught s ight of Bonnie's surprised express ion, "For

lying to you about wanting to learn how to be a better person and then s tabbing you," he smiled sheepishly. The whole

conversation s uddenly became very awkward. He filled the s ilence before Bonnie could, "I don't think I could have

learned anyway. I'm kinda a lost caus e. I've killed" he stopped, suddenly uncomfortable with apologizing and reflecting

on all the bad he has done. He never felt remorse in his entire life, so why was he actually sounding remorseful now?

Something about Kai's boyish charm forced Bonnie to try and look at him in a di fferent way and actually listen to him,

searching for some hint of sincerity. Regardless of whether or not he was sincere didn't even factor into her reaction to

him; she still felt some invisible force drawing her to him. They almost had something in common. The thought sent a

shiver down her s pine. The waiter arrived, interrupting their conversation, to bring the milkshakes Bonnie ordered. He

looked at Kai expectantly, "Have you decided?"

Kai snapped from his trance, fumbling with the menu. "Uh, I'll have a cheeseburger with extra pickles on the side."

Bonnie almost laughed at the irony of Kai ordering a cheeseburger after their previous conversation. When the waiter left,

Kai focused his attention on her once again. Without saying anything Bonnie knew he wanted to continue the

conversation.

"My friendsand I," she gulped heavily, her throat dry, "have killed." She clutched her milkshake and took a long sip, herthoughts becoming occupied with Damonthe one person she had hated so much out of all the new people that arrived

in Caroline, Elena, and her's life. He really started off as the worst of them al l. She frowned. Her attitude about Damon

changed so m uch, even in the past 5 months, and he killed more people than Kai ever did. Her stomach dropped,

nausea taking over as she actually started to look at things logically. If she could grow to care for Damon des pite the

horrific things he has done then that gives Kai a chance. Does she want to give him a chance? Once again her thoughts

horrified her. Everyone in her life, including hers elf, became damaged due to all of the violence and death they

experienced and caus ed. To her, the damage was irreparable. So, being drawn to Kai shouldn't even be a big deal

after all s he's changed for the worse after her exhausting, miserable experience in the Other Side.

Kai watched as a m illion different express ions appear on her face, and he felt the desire to comfort her somehow, "I can't

speak for your friends or even Damonwho is definitely not a saint" he noticed her shift uncomfortably at the mention

of Damon. "But, you aren't evil. Don't waste your time feel ing guilty."

Bonnie tilted her head, "That's the thing though. If you are a good person then you care and carry the burden of feelingguilt at every bad decision you make. It's just the way it works."

All of the emotion Kai had been expressing suddenly disappeared; instead, being replaced with indifference. Shrugging

nonchalantly, Kai shared his thoughts, "I wouldn't know. I don't think I've ever cared."

The disappointment Bonnie felt due to his words shocked her. She knew what he was likehe stabbed her and left her

for dead after all. But, she couldn't let go of one tiny shred of hope that a human being was there, underneath the

damage. "Maybe so," mused Bonnie, "But there's always hope for a second chance. Redemption. Damon is a living

example."

"You think there's hope for me?" Kai couldn't help but sound hopeful at the question, his body now leaning forward

expectantly.

Bonnie paus ed, her eyes s urveying his faceshe settled her focus on his eyes, which held something. There had to be

hope. "Yes," she repl ied effortless ly. She felt the faintest sens ation of a hand brushing against the fingers that still held

her milkshake, but before she could pull away or react in any way, Kai had already removed his hand and began eating

his hamburger. "This is really good," he gushed, his words muffled by the large amount of food in his mouth.

Scrunching her nose in dis gust but eyeing him with amusement, Bonnie began to eat her own hamburger. The two ate

in a s ilence until Kai s poke, breaking the tension. "Your burger has way too many vegetables on it."

She glared at him, "Why are you insulting my burger all of a sudden?"

"I mean a garden burger? Isn't that an oxymoron or something?" He chuckled at his own joke.

Bonnie narrowed her eyes at him, contemplating ways to drown out his annoying voice. "Shut up," she s tated.


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The warlock sitting across from her burs t out laughing, dodging a curly fry in the process . He loved making her angry. He

liked her. He's never really liked anyone before. His laughter subs ided as he stared at her, his thoughts sinking in.

Noticing the change, Bonnie eyed him nervous ly. "What?"

"Nothing," he mumbled as he broke eye contact briefly. "Justthanks," he stated hes itantly, looking into her eyes again.

"For eating with me." He offered her a small, shy smile that caused her heartbeat to pick up in its pace. He looked

genuineit really suits him . "And not killing me," he added as an afterthought.

Bonnie smiled, "As long as you don't annoy me, try to kill me, or kill your sibl ings then I will keep not killing you."

Placing his hand over his heart, "I'm touched."

"Just eat your burger and s hut up," Bonnie huffed.

He sm iled widely, gesturing towards her. "There she is . It's not complete if you're not telling me to shut up."

Shaking her head, Bonnie tried to suppress a smile as she looked around the restaurant. "Check please!" She called,

prompting the warlock to laugh.

While Damon and the rest of the gang worried about Bonnie's sani ty after news traveled pretty fast after the incident at

the Grille, Bonnie found a s trange sens e of comfort from her interactions with Kai. The old Bonnie probably wouldn't have

even been in this situation with Kaieating a meal whi le having a heart to heart with the enemy, but she couldn't think of

another place s he'd rather be. It scared her. A lot.


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*Chapter 3*: Ignorance

Disclaimer: I don't own The Vampire Diaries.

A/N: Title musical inspiration: "Ignorance" by Paramore

"So what now?" Bonnie's inquiry filled the otherwise peaceful s ilence that had fallen between the two of them as they

walked through the town park. After eating at the local burger place, Bonnie really needed to clear her head, and getting

fresh air was the perfect way to achieve that. Of course, Kai ins isted in tagging along, which Bonnie didn't mind at all. In

fact, she had s omething on her mind that only Kai could help with.

Kai glanced at her quickly before fixing his attention on something that caught his eye. Bonnie didn't even notice his

actions, since she herself purposefully surveyed the park around her, paying particularly close attention to the glittering

stars that adorned the night sky.

"What do you mean?" Was his response as he tapped her on the arm to get her attention. When Bonnie followed his

lead, she saw a pretty flower arrangement of small wild flowers tied up with a purple bow in his hand. He was offering

them to her. A spectator looking at the two would have thought they were a couple being affectionate with one another,

with Kai buying her the simple but sweet gift, and Bonnie openly accepting. But, if the person were to look closely at the

express ions on Bonnie and Kai's faces then an entirely different situationnot romantic and genuinewould s eem to

be unfolding. Bonnie displayed weariness and confusion at the gesture, and Kaionce againshowed no emotion at

all except for his eyes, which could only be described as intense and serious.

Despi te Bonnie's apparent apprehens ion, she express ed gratitude for the gift. "They're beautiful."

He nodded in res ponse, placing his hands in his pockets and continuing to move along the path. Bonnie had expected

him to start speaking automatically, as he usually can't stop talking, but he was uncharacteristically quiet. She pursued

her original question. "What are you planning to do next? With your time?" The question was innocent enough, but

Bonnie asked it with ulterior motives in mindfigure out his next steps to determine if there was an immediate threat.

Without looking at Bonnie, Kai attempted to answer her ques tion with an answer that would make her happy. "Like, am I

going to s tart a hobby? Maybe learn how to play the drums. I've always wanted to be in a band." He spoke with a s traight

face, despite completely dodging the real question Bonnie was askingwould he continue his original plan of finishing

off his s iblings and gaining more power to make up for being punished for so long? His avoidance wasn't unintentional,

since he knew that Bonnie s till didn't trust him. "You look disappointed, Bennett," he observed after a long s tretch of

silence on Bonnie's part, "Don't believe me?"

Cross ing her arms agains t her chestthe flowers resting comfortably in one handBonnie took a deep breath in orderto prepare herself for the conversation that was coming up. "Not really," she responded without any hesitance. Her eyes

focused on the sky once again, seeking anything out but the boy next to her.

"Wow, I have to adm it that hurts, Bonnie. I thought we were s tarting to reach to an understanding." He cleared his throat,

hiding the edge in his voice.

Not being able to avoid it any longer, Bonnie looked s traight at him and found an almos t bitter, disappointed boy walking

next to her. "Well, it's going to take time for me to really believe it. Did you think that I would automatically drop any and all

of my suspicions about you? C'mon, Kai. You don't take me as a fool." For som e reason, the direction that this

conversation was taking made Bonnie increasingly uneasy. She felt trepidation both at the possibi lity of Kai snapping

violently at her and at the idea of him no longer trusting her as someone to confide init was completely mes sed up.

"You made yourself clear earlier." Kai repeated Bonnie's warning at the restaurant, "As long as I don't try to kill you, your

friends, my siblings , or any innocent people then you'll let me live." His voice remained the epitome of cool and s teadyno anger or excess em otion seeping through.

A deep frown l ine began to make an appearance on Bonnie's face. The strange, vulnerable human side of Kai evident at

the restaurant no longer existed during this conversation, and Bonnie could only offer two poss ible explanations: 1) His

inner sociopath is taking over or 2) he is actually hurt by Bonnie's doubt. "You know," she cons idered her words carefully

to placate the warlock, "I don't expect you to completely change after one meal and conversation with me. You spent

years in a prison for a very serious, twisted crime that derived from some deep-seated hatred and resentment towards

your role in your own fam ily, and you suddenly have the freedom to do whatever. I'm not expecting you to have an

epiphany where you discover that everything you felt over there was fake. Okay? But, I have every right to as k. You owe me

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Kai released a cheerless laugh, dripping with sarcasm. "So, you're not a flower girl, huh? You need expensive stuff like

ewelry as an incentive to offer forgiveness, Bennett?"

Bonnie fell behind him, turning to another vendor that they had jus t passed by while continuing her end of the

conversation, "No," she disagreed, finally falling back into sync with his steps once again and extending her hand. She

watched as he met her eyes briefly before traveling down to her opened palm and grabbed the flowersa sm all

arrangement of ass orted colorful dais iesfrom her hand. He cradled them in both hands, stopping in his tracks to stare

longingly at them. Bonnie persis ted, "I just don't need any bullshi t. Now, I'm being for real, but I'm pretty sure you know

that, since it is my fatal flawthe empathetic martyr, and I can't quite completely write it off. So, you can't be mad if I am

concerned about your plans or have doubts about whether you'll behave."

He shook his head, twirling the flowers around in one hand. "My plans weren't much di fferent than yoursyou tried killing

me earlier tonight, remember?" His focused all of his attention on her now, his eyes piercing into her own as if

challenging her.

Bonnie didn't let him intimidate her and retorted, "But I didn't. That means something." She grazed her fingers against the

petals of the flowers in her hands. "I'm willing to give you a chance."

Kai looked at her for a moment, appreciating her pres ence, before lifting his hand to grab a piece of her short hair, now

adorned with subtle blonde highlights leading to a honey blonde color at the ends , before releasing it and making sure

to stroke her chin gently as he pulled away. The action occurred so fast that Bonnie couldn't stop it even of she wanted to.

"I guess that means I have to try and abs tain from evil plotting for at least 24 hours," he stated.

Creating more distance between them to avoid another affectionate gesture from him, she squinted, eyeing himdisapprovingly, "At least 48."

Without a hit of a smi le, Kai shrugged his s houlders and continued to walk. "Deal," he agreed with a heavy sigh.

"Does that mean you can at least fake a smile now, because your poker face is freaking me out."

Out of nowhere, a huge smile appeared on his face, prompting Bonnie to release a loud snort of laughter that caused

her to cover her mouth immediately. "Okay," she stated when she regained control. She raised her hands in surrender,

quickening her pace. "Stop smiling."

Kai sm irked, following her. "You know. I think the textbook definition of what we did tonightmovie, dinner, romantic stroll

through the park, giving each other flowersis a date."

Bonnie rolled her eyes, already forming an argument, "No way." She contemplated his words, realizing something, "Wait.

Did you say movie? We never went to a movie."

"What do you call what happened at the Grille? Now that was entertaining!"

Pretending to find his words hilarious , Bonnie feigned obnoxious ly loud laughter. "Oh, you liked i t?" Bonnie asked

sweetly, "Do you want a repeat of it? Because that can be arranged with no problem at all."

Kai just laughed at her threat, earning a glare from the brunette.

A/N: Okay, I'm having too much fun writing these. It's a little weird writing a Bonnie/Kai bonding experience, because

he really is a psychopath on the show, so I'm trying to be as realistic as possible. On the other hand, this pairing is

crazy to begin with, so I'm just going to carry on lol Thank you for the reviews and everyone who is reading!

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