Author's Note: Since I'm almost done with my other story I decided to start another one. So there are some things differences in this story. Klaus has broke the curse and is a hybrid, Katherine and Elena are twin sisters, Caroline just moved to Mystic Falls for the first time and is not a vampire, all the Originals are alive along with Jenna and Alaric. This is Mystic Falls if Caroline just moved here there are a lot of differences but it's all supernatural. You'll see as the story goes on it's explained. I hope people like this as much as my last story! I love reviews and reading your feedback!

Couples: Klaroline, Elejah, Delena, Steferine, Mabekah, Alarenna, Jeranna, Bonyler & Kennett

Set with the events after second season, Klaus just learned to start making Hybrids, but didn't use Jenna in the sacrifice so she's alive. Probably won't follow season three at all totally AU.

Chapter 1: Mystic Grill

Caroline's POV

The last box was filled with old trinkets from my childhood. Just another reminder of the life I had left behind. I unpacked the last box in my new room. My mother had moved us to this tragically dinky town in the middle of Virgina called Mystic Falls.

Ech.

Mystic Falls.

Sounds like a joke of a name.

I had to uproot my life in New York City for a one grocery store town just because of some things that happened in New York.

Minor things.

Seriously.

So my mom, who was a police officer in New York decided to move and become a police officer in Mystic Falls. Which totally ruined my plans of getting asked to the Winter Formal by my beloved boyfriend, Peter. Actually it ruined my entire junior year.

Seriously who moves in the middle of junior year?

I ranted that to my mom several times but it just seemed to fall on to deaf ears. So one month after announcing the change my mom moved us down here to the south, to this dinky town, found us a tiny house and made me come with her because Godforbid I stayed in New York city and lived with my dad and his new partner.

So tomorrow I start at my new school in Mystic Falls a million miles away from my friends, my boyfriend, and anything familiar that I actually gave a rat's ass about. To make myself feel better I decided to go take a walk around town and when I say around town I'm being serious.

The place has about 20 stores in all and a town square. I felt like I was about to start my life in Pleasantville. I wasted about an hour of my night, because seriously that's how much time it took to walk around the whole town, slowly. Since my mother was still getting settled into her new job I knew home was not my option so I decided to go to the only thing open on a Sunday night, The Mystic Grill.

An original name.

I walked into the bar and restaurant and took in the surroundings. There weren't that many people in the bar, but I caught sight of a group of girls around my age. There was a dark skinned girl with shiny black hair and green eyes, then two girls that looked exactly the same, one of them was smirking and the other was smiling.

I sighed looking at them I already missed my friends back in New York. I decided then to go up to the bar not wanting to look super pathetic by sitting alone. At the bar was a tall brunette teen boy also around my age.

"Hey." I said smiling at him.

He looked me up and down with a raised eyebrow, "you're new."

I nodded, "I am. Could I have a cheeseburger and a rum and coke please?"

His raised eyebrow continued to go higher on his forehead and he stuck a hand out. "ID?"

I chortled and slowly set my bag on the bar as I rummaged to find my fake.

"Really, kid? I mean, I'm flattered and all by your assumption that I'm so young, but really I'm 22." I flirted as I handed him the ID.

The teen looked at the pic for awhile and then back at me.

Finally he handed me back the card.

"So Caroline Forbes from New York City how do you like our small town so far?" he asked as he wrote down my order.

I shrugged and looked back over to the table of chatty girls.

"I'm Jeremy by the way." The teen said as I turned back to him.

"Nice to meet you." I said smiling slightly.

"Those girls over there are my sisters Katherine and Elena and the dark skinned girl is Bonnie." Jeremy said since he must have seen me staring.

I blushed embarrassed that I was caught in the act of staring down people he knew.

"Have you guys lived here all your life?" I asked curiously.

Jeremy nodded, "I'll be right back I'll go put your order in."

I nodded and watched him go into the back just then I felt a presence at my right side. I looked up and saw one of the brunette girls beside me. I wasn't sure if it was Elena or Katherine since they looked identical.

"Was my brother being nice to you?" the girl cooed staring after him.

I laughed nervously, "yeah he was fine. I'm new."

The girl smirked, "I assumed as much, I haven't seen you around here before."

"I guess this really is a small town." I mumbled wishing I had gotten my rum and coke before Jeremy had walked away.

"Believe me, you don't know the half of it." The girl said darkly.

I raised an eyebrow at her and extended my hand, "I'm Caroline. What's your name?"

"I'm Katherine that girl over there that looks exactly like me is Elena and Bonnie her friend." Katherine said flipping her hair over her shoulder.

"Oh." I said not sure what to say about the obvious distaste Katherine had for the other girl, Bonnie.

"Where are you from?" Katherine asked just as Jeremy came back over to me.

"New York City." Jeremy answered smiling at us as he set down a rum and coke.

I watched Katherine raise an eyebrow, "why don't you ever serve me, Jer?"

Jeremy laughed, "because you aren't 21 and Caroline here has a pretty convincing fake."

I blushed, "It's not a fake."

"Sure…" Katherine and Jeremy said rolling their eyes in unison.

I laughed at them and took a sip of my drink.

"Why don't you come over and join my sister, Bonnie, and I. We could use the entertainment. It's quite dull here." Katherine said smirking at me.

"There's never a dull moment here, Kat." Jeremy said shaking his head and cleaning the bar top.

Caroline looked back and forth between the siblings and got up to follow Katherine her drink in her hand the whole time. She sat down at the table with the other two who gave her curious looks.

"Elena, Bonnie, this is Caroline. Jeremy was harassing her I figured I should rescue her." Katherine said sitting beside them.

Bonnie rolled her eyes, "don't pretend like you were doing her a favor, you just wanted fresh blood."

Katherine shrugged, "whatever Bonnie, I can't help it if you're too judgmental and Elena wants to act innocent and good all the time. I wanted to meet someone new tonight so that's what I'm doing. Spice up your life, Bonnie live a little." Katherine said nastily.

I raised an eyebrow at the exchange and looked over at Elena who was quietly looking back and forth between her sister and friend.

"So are you guys excited for the decade dance?" Elena asked breaking the tense silence.

Bonnie shrugged and Katherine flipped her hair again.

"What's the decade dance?" I asked curiously. All three looked at me.

"Are you starting at Mystic High tomorrow?" Bonnie asked.

"Duh Bon-Bon." Katherine said sending her another snide look.

I was getting the impression that Katherine and Bonnie didn't like each other.

"Yeah, I am." I said quietly wondering if all of the kids at this school acted like this.

"Great maybe we'll have a class together!" Elena said strategically ignoring her sister and friend's death glare competition going on over the table.

Finally Jeremy came over with my food and while I was busy stuffing my face three men came into the bar one was tall with brunette hair and a serious expression on his face. The second had a smirk and black floppy hair a twinkle was in his eyes. And the other was a dark blonde with the most gorgeous pair of blue eyes I'd ever seen like wet blue velvet. He had dimples and was a pleasant height. He had necklaces around his neck and a black shirt and jacket on with a pair of designer jeans and boots.

He was the most amazing specimen I'd seen ever.

In my life.

I choked on my hamburger and had to look away so I wouldn't get caught staring. But he caught me and his eyes zeroed in on my pale ketchup smeared face.

Crap.

I swallowed the bite I'd just taken and my stomach dropped nervously as Bonnie began to speak.

"Shit. The Orignals are here." Bonnie whispered and tried to duck out of sight.

I gave her a weird look not knowing what an 'Original' was. Was it the name of some clique at school or something?

"Elijah's looking good, Elena." Katherine stage whispered.

Elena blushed bright red and looked away. Stupidly I looked back and saw the same dark blonde staring at me. The three-some began to walk over and I tried to look away.

"Hello ladies." The black haired floppy one addressed them.

"Kol." Katherine said smirking at him.

"Katherine." Kol said glancing at her and then focusing on Bonnie who was staring away from them and simultaneously trying to look small.

"Bonnie Bennett." Kol said smirk still in place.

"What do you guys want?" Bonnie snapped.

"We just came to say hello, darlings." Kol said staring intently at her.

"Well you said your greeting so you can leave now." Bonnie said harshly.

I noticed the blonde hadn't said anything, he just stared at me, maybe he was mentally ill.

"No I feel like a chat, brothers lets grab chairs, shall we?" Kol said already grabbing on from the nearest table and scooting in beside Bonnie. Elena looked uncomfortable about the new development and Katherine smirked. I wasn't sure what exactly was going on so I ate my food in silence.

"What are you guys doing here?" Elena asked looking at the serious brunette.

"We came to get a drink." He said looking around the table and stopping on me.

"You didn't come to threaten us?" Bonnie said nastily.

I looked at them alarmed, why would anyone get threatened? What kind of people was I sitting with that they could be threatened? Or who were these Originals that would even dare threaten? This was all running through my brain as I tried not to concentrate on the blonde man.

"We already have everything we want from you," the blonde man said smirking his eyes still fixated on me. His voice was like honey to my ears a sexy British accent; if I weren't sitting I probably would have swooned.

I shifted uncomfortably and tried to look everywhere else.

"You're new." The British accent said.

I glanced over and saw he was finally talking to me. I looked around though just to make sure. "I'm Caroline." I blurted out.

"And what can you do, love?" the man named Kol asked staring at me as well.

"Uh…do? Like what? Like magic tricks or something?" I asked confused.

Everyone exchanged glances awkwardly as if there was some big secret going on that I should be aware of.

"Never mind." Elena said quickly glancing over at the one I was assuming was Elijah. I looked around the table with raised eyebrows and then went into my purse to pull out my money. These people were creeping me out, I wanted to get out of there and back home so I could get ready for my first day tomorrow.

"Uh, it was nice meeting you guys, but I think I'll go." I said throwing a 20 on the table and getting off the seat.

"But we were just getting to know you!" Katherine exclaimed.

"I'll see you guys tomorrow." I said smiling hesitantly and walking out of the Grill. I didn't hear the footsteps behind me so when someone grabbed my arm I jumped in fright. I turned around to kick some ass when I saw it was the blonde man who had been staring at me.

"Sorry, love, did I scare you?" he smirked seeming to enjoy the possibility.

I scowled, "no, I just…was unaware of your footsteps. Can I help you?" I asked.

"I'm Klaus." He said taking my hand and kissing it.

I was surprised by the gesture, but also pleased. "It's nice to meet you." I said smiling.

"Likewise. Do you need someone to walk you home?" he asked.

I shook my head. The conversation about being threatened in the grill still playing in my head, "I grew up in New York City I think I can handle a mile walk to my house."

"I wouldn't be so sure there are lots of things that go bump in the night around here, I wouldn't want you to get hurt now." He said staring intensely at me.

I felt dizzy forgetting how to breath when he looked at me like that.

"I think I can manage, but thanks for the offer." I said dazed.

"Really, love, I insist." He said.

"Well I insist that it's fine, Klaus. I'm sure whatever goes bump in the night isn't as bad as living in New York with muggings and stuff. I'll be fine walking alone. Thanks for the offer maybe I'll see you around."

And I turned and briskly walked away wondering what the hell kind of town I just moved to.

(A/n: thoughts? Should I continue? Reviews?