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"I really should go," I muttered my gaze falling onto the clock that was mounted on the wall. "Relax love," Klaus said quietly, looking up from the book in his lap. "You've been saying that all day. Your school has finished now and bekah will be back soon."
"Yeah but-"
"Not to mention Kol."
I raised an eyebrow at him and tutted. "You're never going to let this go are you?"
"A deal is a deal."
"That doesn't mean that you need to bring it up at every possible moment."
He simply smirked at me before gazing back at the book in his lap, the smirk never leaving his lips. I scoffed and moved to rise out of my seat. "Nana's going to be worried, I should go."
"Sit." He ordered his eyes never looking up from the text. "Besides knowing you sweetheart you've already told your grandmother where you are."
I sighed and sat back down before picking up my phone.
"You're acting as if it's a chore to be in my presence love." He looked up at me, closed the book and set it on the sofa beside him. I looked at him expectantly and he launched into a story.
"Wait." I gasped out between giggles. "So Elijah actually-"
Klaus nodded, letting out a few of his own fond chuckles.
"Julietta?"
I stopped my laughter and turned to face the girl who stood by the door of the room, her eyes wide as if she couldn't believe the sight before here. "Hey bekah."
"What are you doing here?" She asked, walking over to sit beside Klaus and she looked over at me.
"She's spending time with your favourite brother of course." Klaus answered grinning at me and I rolled my eyes back at him.
His eyes drifted past me and he shot me a pointed look as another person walked into the room. I let out a small sigh, knowing exactly who it was.
"Brother, sister." Kol greeted as he settled himself down into the space beside me. His arm slipped round to the back of my seat and I stiffened, catching sight of the amusement in Klaus' eyes. "Julietta."
"Kol." I greeted back.
"You weren't in school today," he muttered, turning to face me. "Why?"
"I wasn't feeling well."
Rebekah stood and moved to leave the room. She turned back to face us. "Are you coming Julietta?"
