Rosa’s POV

It’d been two years since Kol and I left America and moved back to England. England wasn’t the same as it was five hundred years ago.

England wasn’t a bad place to be though. It wasn’t too much different to America just a few minor differences. And here in England we had the memories of our life before but in America we only had a day together there.

As soon as we abandoned our lives in America we moved back to England, and to the county of Devon. It definitely held some of the most natural beauty in England, and we had the perfect house to see it all. We were close enough to the beach but our home was a good distance from anyone and everything else.

The house had two bedrooms, not that we really needed the second room or anything more. It wasn’t as if we were ever going to expand our family seen as we were vampires, well I was a hybrid but it still meant we couldn’t have children. But I was happy with the little family we had now, only consisting of us both.

In the two years we had lived here, we hadn’t gone back to America once, not even to see his family. Since the day of the sacrifice I hadn’t seen Niklaus, but Elijah and their sister Rebekah had both visited us multiple times. It was nice seeing them, but it was better them visiting us every now and then, rather than them living in the same house as us, so I’d have to see them all of the time.

Elijah had gone back to America last week, meaning Kol and I were now alone in our home.

I think that our lives had been so much better now we had moved. We were a lot happier, mainly as we were back together but at least now it meant we weren’t close to Niklaus and we could do anything we wished without concerning his brother. Our life here was different to one we could have ever had in America and probably anywhere else.

“Rosa.”

Kol called to me from outside of the house. I stood up from the dining room chair walking outside to the garden where Kol was sat on the patio.

“You finished it?” I smiled.

Whilst I cleaned up the house and organised everything inside, Kol was building two sun loungers for our gardens. He had worked on them for most of the day today, seen as he had no DIY knowledge.

“It was very hard but I got it done,” He chuckled patting the seat next to him.

“Next time, let me do the building and you can do the laundry. We’d be better suited for those jobs,” I smiled sitting down next to him.

Kol had never been great at putting furniture together and most of the stuff in this house I either put together or it was already assembled, but he decided he wanted to make the sun loungers. I on the other hand, enjoyed putting together furniture and other DIY type things. But I was almost certain the washing machine hated me, as it just never ran correctly, but Kol was great at the laundry, so it’d be so much simpler if he did it.

“Yeah, I know if I did that you’d send a photo to my brother’s. I’d rather not be the most hated Mikaelson, along with the most feminine, even Rebekah doesn’t do her laundry,” he chuckled taking my hand in his.

“Yes but they manipulate people into doing their house work for them. We do it ourselves. I tidy the house every day, you can then do the laundry, that stupid contraption doesn’t like me, so unless you like dirty clothes, I suggest you do it,” I frowned attempting to act stern but it wasn’t working.

“Okay Rosa. I’ll do the laundry, as long as you check out the handy work on these chairs and make sure their not death traps. I don’t think it’d be great to have wood stabbing us, especially you,” He chuckled.

“Deal. But before we do that, I’d rather just sit here in there poorly made chairs and just talk and relax. It’s a nice day, I don’t want to be re-constructing chairs,” I smiled.

He let out a soft chuckle, lacing his fingers with mine.

The sun was shining brightly above us, which was a rare occurrence in England as the weather sucked a lot. But even with the suns warmth, we didn’t feel the same way we did as humans as we couldn’t bask in the warmth we knew back then.

“Are you happy here?” he asked softly.

“Of course. Why wouldn’t I be? I’m here with you in a beautiful home, away from Niklaus. What more could a girl want?” I chuckled.

“I just wanted to make sure. You seemed happy, but I wanted to see you be as happy as possible. If that meant moving, or going somewhere new then I would do it. I want you to be happy,” He smiled softly.

“Kol this house makes me happy, but so would any house we lived in. You are the only thing I need in my life to make me happy. I like living here, but if you’d rather live somewhere else I’d happily move. I just want you there by my side, and it can be anywhere in the world, but that’d just make me happy,” I smiled in response.

I loved Kol so dearly, that I would move anywhere in the world, but with him here I’d be happy. I’d even move back to America, as long as I didn’t have to share a house with Niklaus, I’d be fine. I equally wanted Kol’s happiness as he wanted mine. But we had the whole of our lives to be happy together. Happiness wouldn’t come to us now all at once, but I’m more than certain we’d be happy for the rest of our lives.

“I’m glad. I love you Rosalina.”

“I love you too Kol.”

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THE END. 

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