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Can you do an elijah Witch daughter reader being Esther favorite Granddaughter?
Flower Crown
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Little Mikaelson daughter x Esther (+ Tatia & Elijah)
Warnings: none
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Esther has adored you since you were born. You're Elijah and Tatia's daughter. She loves spending time with you and always offers to look after you when your parents can't.
You're a firstborn Mikaelson witch, so to make sure her sister, your great aunt, never found you, she cast a cloaking spell on you so no witch can ever track you. From a young age, basically, since you could walk, Esther has been teaching you about magic, with her son and stepdaughter's permission of course.
You're now five and you love spending time with your grandmother, or 'Amma' as you call her.
She brings you to the small meadow by the falls. There are flowers and long grass everywhere. She shows you how to create new flowers blossom and how to create wind to sway the grass, tackling your fingers.
"Amma, look" You patter over to her. "What is it, darling?" She softly smiles at your excitement. You open your enclosed small hands and a vibrant yellow butterfly is sitting in them, peacefully.
"Wow, it's beautiful, isn't it?" she runs her fingers gently down one of its wings. "Ahuh" you nod your head.
After a couple moments, the butterfly flies away into the forest. You go over one of the beds of flowers and start picking some of them. While you do so, Esther sits down on one of the big rocks and watches as you have fun.
"Mama!" you run over to Tatia who's sitting next to Elijah and Rebekah. Esther is behind you, nodding at her son, before going into the hut where Ayanna is waiting for her.
"Hey, baby, did you and Amma have fun" She lifts you into her lap. "Mhm," You nod your head.
"I made this for you" You hand her the flower crown you made that has been in your hand.
"Oh, it's lovely, sweetie, thank you" She kisses your forehead. "How about your father puts it on your Mama," Rebekah tells you, making you nod in agreement.
Elijah takes the flower crown in his hands. He places it atop Tatia's curly hair on her head. "You look beautiful," Elijah says, kissing her. Which gets a gross reaction from you and Rebekah.
"Okay, okay, there's a child here, have some decency" Rebekah scolds her older brother and stepsister. She takes you into her arms and you lay your head on her shoulder.
"You wanna go see Amma" She stands up. "Yeah!" You exclaim. She brings you back into the hut, leaving your parents to theirselves.
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leossmoonn · 3 years
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Big Bad and Little Wolf
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pairing - klaus mikaelson x fem,wolf!reader
type - fluff, angst
note / request - “Hey can you do a klaus x reader where she’s basically the wolf who’s pregnant with hope, basically Hayleys story but she does fall for klaus after hating him” alright so i don’t know too much about haley’s story, so i had to do some research. the beginning takes place in the first ep of ‘originals’ then the rest i made up cause i didn’t wanna have to rewatch the first season lol i hope i got it right. enjoy! 
summary - after getting pregnant with the infamous hybrid, you find you have some feelings for him.
warnings / includes - language, mentions of sex, fighting, mentions of abortion (for anyone who isn't comfortable with that), and klaus being hot but a jackass at the same time :)
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*gif isn’t mine*
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“No, it’s impossible,” Klaus said, clenching his jaw. 
“I said the same thing myself,” Elijah said. 
Klaus glared and pointed at you, Elijah, and Sophie. “This is a lie. You’re all lying. Vampires cannot procreate.”
“But werewolves can,” Sophie said. “Magic made you a vampire, but you were born a werewolf.”
Klaus turned to face Sophie, not wanting to believe what she was saying.
“You’re the original hybrid, the first of your kind, and this pregnancy is one of nature’s loopholes.”
Klaus shook his head and went to lunge at you. “You’ve been with someone else. Admit it!”
Elijah caught his brother from ripping your throat out. You looked at him, hateful and regretful tears welling up in your eyes.
“Hey, I've spent my days held captive in a freaking alligator bayou because they think that I’m carrying some magical, miracle baby,” you said, balling your hands in fists. “Don’t you think I would’ve fessed up if it wasn’t yours?”
“My sister gave her life to perform the spell,” Sophie added. “She needed to confirm this pregnancy. Because of Jane-Anne’s sacrifice, the lives of this girls and her baby are now controlled by us. We can keep them safe, or we can kill them. If you don’t help us take down Marcel, so help me, Y/n won't live long enough to see her first maternity dress.”
The three of you looked at Sophie incredulously. 
“Wait, what?” You asked. 
“Enough of this. If you want Marcel dead, he's dead. I’ll do it myself,” Elijah said. 
“No,” Sophie shook her head. “We can't, not yet. We have a clear plan that we need to follow, and there are rules.”
Klaus gritted his teeth. “How dare you command me. Threaten me with what you wrongfully perceive to be my weaknesses! This is a pathetic deception. I won’t hear any more lies.”
“Niklaus,” Elijah stopped is brother. “Listen.”
Klaus turned to you, looking at your stomach. He began to hear the baby’s heartbeat. You put your hand over your stomach protectively. Klaus couldn’t believe his ears. It was real, the baby you were carrying was real. He didn’t know how to feel, but he knew he wasn’t going to give in. 
“Kill her and the baby,” Klaus said, turning to Elijah. “What do I care?”
Elijah glared at his brother. Klaus walked off, not caring to give you a second glance. 
“Screw you, Klaus!” You yelled out, followed by a choked sob. “I’m out of here.” You started to walk away, but one of Sophie’s friends blocked the entrance. You looked at Elijah for help. He turned to Sophie. 
“No one touches the girl. I will fix this,” Elijah said. 
Sophie let the two of you go. You walked out of the alley, tears streaming down your face. Elijah took your arm gently, having you face him. 
“I will talk to him, Y/n,” Elijah said. 
“What’s the use?” You sniffled. “He wants nothing to do with this baby. He’s a selfish, heartless monster.”
“Y/n, let me try and make him see what this baby brings to the table. I assure you, everything will be okay,” Elijah said. “I give you my word.” You looked into Elijah’s eyes and nodded. “Alright. Thank you.”
Elijah nodded and left to talk to Klaus. You went back to the byou, knowing that the witches were waiting for you.
The next day wasn’t any easier. It didn’t seem like Elijah got through to Klaus at all. You couldn’t help curse at yourself for putting yourself in this position. Why did you sleep with him? And secondly, why didn’t you use a condom?
You shook your head at your thoughts, walking through the French Quarter to where the Mikaelson’s lived. You were going to find Rebekah and try to see if she could talk to Klaus.
You knocked on the door, frowning when you saw Klaus.
“Hello, Little Wolf. What can I do for you?” Klaus grinned.
“Is Rebakah here?” You asked.
“Yes, she is,” Klaus said.
“Great. I need to talk to her,” you said, trying to go into the house, but you ran into Klaus.
You huffed in frustration, looking into his dark-blue eyes.
If we were to have this baby, at least it would have his pretty eyes, you thought.
“Not so fast, Y/n. Have you know, Rebakah already tried to talk to me about not killing you or the baby, but sadly, it didn’t work,” Klaus said.
You scoffed, “Are you really this heartless? I don’t care about you killing me, but a baby? Oh wait, no, I get it. You’re scared that we’re gonna be shit parents like your parents. I get it now.”
You knew you had peicered his heart, becuase he took ahold of your neck and used his vamp speed to take you in the house and slam you against the wall. You groaned in pain, trying to pry yourself from his grip.
“Do not speak to me like that!” Klaus shouted. “You think you can sway me with your little findings? You think I want to be a parent, Y/n? No, I want nothing to do with the horrendous thing growing inside of you,” Klaus growled.
You gasped for air, your hands on is hand, trying to get him to let go.
“Niklaus!”
Klaus and you saw Elijah behind him, a disappointed look on his face.
“Let go of the girl. Now,” Elijah commanded.
Klaus looked back at you, crazy shining in his eyes. He let you go roughly. You fell to the floor, holding your neck and coughing.
“You do not treat a woman who is barring a child like that, Niklaus. Mother would be so disappointed in you,” Elijah said.
Klaus growled, “Do not talk to me about Mother!”
“Fine,” Elijah said. He walked over to you, helping you up. “I will talk to you about this baby, though. If you do not wish to comply with the witches and keep the baby safe, then you shall be killed. If you do comply, you could welcome your first child into the world, Niklaus. I know you felt something when you heard the heartbeat, so think seriously about your decision to leave or care for the girl and the baby.”
Klaus looked between you two. His brother was right. When he heard the baby’s heartbeat, tears of joy had sprung in his eyes. And the thought of you carrying his baby filled his heart with a little love and pride. He knew that if he did comply, then everything would change. He would change. Was he able and willing to do that?
“Let me think about it,” Klaus said.
“Alright. Have your answer by tomorrow morning. Say sorry to Y/n,” Elijah said.
Klaus looked into your eyes, seeing tears fall out of them. It pained his heart to see you cry more than he’d like to admit.
“I’m sorry, Y/n,” he said.
You gave Klaus a forgiving, kind smile, knowing he meant it. “Thank you.” You then turned to Elijah.
“Can I stay here tonight? I hate the byou.”
“Of course. We have plenty of rooms. Do you want dinner?” Elijah asked.
“Sure,” you nodded.
Elijah smiled at you, then looked to Klaus. “Klaus go and cook something for Y/n, hm?”
“Fine,” Klaus rolled his eyes. He went to the kitchen to get to work.
“He acts like he’s 5. Oh, my God,” you chuckled.
“Yes, he’s immature, but if he makes the right choice like I know he will, he will be a great father,” Elijah said.
“How do you know that he will make the right choice?” You asked.
“Well, Klaus loves family. He loves the idea of a perfect family. We never had that as children. I know he would love to have a family of his own more than anything, but his fear of taking care of a child blocks him from admitting,” Elijah explained.
“And his pride. He’s too afraid to become soft,” you snorted.
Elijah chuckled, “Yes, you are right.”
You smiled at Elijah. “Thank you for saving me, again.”
“Of course, Y/n. This baby is going to my neice or nephew. It’s already part of the family, as are you. Now, I should be going. I have some business to attend to,” he said.
“Alright. See you again,” you waved.
Elijah gave you a warm smile and left the house. You sighed and seated yourself in the living room. You hoped to the moon Elijah was right.
The next morning you woke up to the smell of eggs and bacon. You did a big stretch before finding yourself needing to puke You rushed to the bathroom, falling to your knees. While throwing up, you felt the hair around your face lift up. You finished having your morning sickness and took a sheet of toilet paper and wiped your mouth. You flushed the toilet, looking back to see Klaus with a cheerful smile on his face, his hand holding up your hair.
“Oh, it’s you,” you said, standing up. You went over to the sink to wash your face and hands.
“I thought you’d be happy to see me,” Klaus said. “I helped your hair not fall into the toilet.”
You chuckled, “Right. Yeah, thanks.”
You started to brush your teeth, Klaus standing there, watching you. You furrowed your brows and spit out the toothpaste.
“Go away,” you said.
“No, I wanted to talk about the baby,” Klaus said.
You turned around, leaning on the sink counter. “Does this mean you have agreed to help me take care of the baby, and not put me in a chokehold anymore?”
Klaus chuckled and moved closer to you. “Yes, but on one condition.”
You rolled your eyes. “No, I don’t want to hear it. The baby and I are hungry, I’m going downstairs.” You moved past him, but only got out of the bathroom before being pulled back.
“You’ll want to listen to me, Little Wolf. It will make it easier for us,” Klaus said, pulling you so barley had any space between you two.
Your heartbeat spiked up, not feeling totally comfortable with how close you two were. 
“Let me go, Klaus,” you said through a clenched jaw.
“One moment. I will protect you and the baby and do what the witches want, if you agree to do stay out of my way and do whatever I command you to.”
You scoffed, “No! I’m not gonna be one of your victims. I’m carrying your baby, Klaus. You have no right to control me.”
Klaus rolled his eyes. “Fine. Just promise to stay out of my way then?”
“Fine,” you sighed.
Klaus put his hand up to your cheek, brushing a peice of hair out of the way. You looked up into his eyes, feeling a gravitational pull between you and him. Your eyes flickered down to his lips and back to his eyes. Klaus smirked, cupping your cheek.
“Falling, are we?” Klaus remarked.
You puled away, the moment ruined and the feelings you were feeling disappearing slowly.
“You wish,” you said before walking off.
Klaus looked at your retreating figure, feeling a little regretful that he had spoken. If he hadn’t, maybe you two would have kissed.
He shook his head of the romantic feelings he was feeling. He wasn’t supposed to fall in love with you. You were just a little bump in the road in his plan to ruling New Orleans. And this baby you two had, like the witches said, is the miracle baby that would change the supernatural world forever.
He walked down to find you eating some strawberries, smiling and talking to Elijah. Even though he pushed his feelings for you away, he couldn’t deny you were gorgeous, even when just after waking up.
“Ah, good morning, Klaus. Y/n has told me that you have chosen to protect her and the baby. I’m glad you made the right choice,” Elijah said.
“Yes, well, I’m not completely heartless,” Klaus said and sat down at the island table next to you.
“Could’ve fooled me,” you smirked.
“Ha-ha, very funny,” Klaus rolled his eyes, throwing a blueberry at you.
You giggled, chucking a strawberry at him. Klaus smiled at you, catching the strawberry and eating it. You couldn’t help but smile at this. You never had ever seen him like this. He looked joyful and carefree. It was nice to see him like this. You hoped he continued to be like this before and definitely after your pregnancy.
“Hello, love birds!” Rebekah announced.
You looked to the blonde and smiled. “Hey!”
“How is my sister-in-law-to-be?” Rebekah smiled.
“Good since your brother hasn’t been an ass for the last 5 minutes,” you said.
“Wow. Now, that is unheard of. Interesting,” Rebekah smiled.
“You two are friends? I thought you two hated each other?” Klaus asked.
“Well, she’s carrying my neice or nephew. It’s different now,” Rebekah explained.
“Yep. Apparently having your child gets me friends,” you chuckled.
Rebekah smiled. “Well, plus, she is a great person once you get to know her. And she’s the only girl who lives here now. I’m sick of being in the boy’s club.”
“Aw, thanks, Bex. You’re a great person, too,” you smiled.
Rebekah came over and took a strawberry from the bowl in front of you. “I have to go.”
You frowned, “Oh, why? Don’t leave me with them.”
“Ah, Y/n,” Elijah smiled. “I have been nothing but nice to you.”
You smiled at him. “True, but I want some girl time.”
“We will get that time soon, promise. I have to go and meet Marcel,” Rebekah said. 
“No,” Klaus said, standing up. 
You glared at Klaus. “Let her go. She could use some time with someone who is romantically interested in her.”
“I said no. You will not do anything with Marcel as long as you are living with me,” Klaus commanded. 
“Oh, please, Niklaus. I’m a grown woman, I don't listen to you anymore. Ta-ta,” Rebekah waved at you and left the house.
“Jesus Christ,” Klaus muttered. “I’m going to kill-”
“Klaus!” You exclaimed. “Come with me to shop for maternity clothes, yeah?”
Klaus turned to you, “Why would I want to do that?”
You frowned, “Because it’s good for a mother and father to bond, even when they hate each other. We can go and buy you some new shirts, too.”
“I don’t need to buy anything for myself,” Klaus said. 
“Yeah, you do. You wear the same 3 colors. You need to put in some pink in your wardrobe,” you said. 
“Y/n is right. Go and spend time with, as the millennials say, your baby mama,” Elijah smiled. 
Klaus rolled your eyes. “You two are impossible, but fine! Let’s go and get this over with.”
You got up and clapped your hands in excitement. You put on sneakers and grabbed a jacket before going outside. Klaus followed you out to the shops.  “I have a question,” you said. 
“Yes?” Klaus asked. 
“Since you can compel people, do you ever use actual money to buy clothes or compel yourself clothes?” You asked. 
“Sometimes I buy, sometimes I compel,” he shrugged. 
“Where do you get the money to buy?” You asked. 
“I’ve been alive for 1,000 years, I have had jobs before,” Klaus explained. 
“Ah, right. Makes sense,” you nodded. 
You two walked the rest of the way in silence. You two went into a clothing store and went to the maternity section. 
“You aren’t even showing yet, why do we need to buy now?” Klaus asked. 
 “It’s just a fun thing I’ve heard mothers do. Plus, I assume with time, life will be a lot more complicated, and I won’t have time to do these things,” you explained. 
“Hm, interesting,” Klaus said. 
You sighed quietly, looking at a few shirts for 3 months. Klaus followed behind you, observing you. He would never admit, but he enjoyed spending time with you. He did find you a little annoying and a bit of a distraction, but the fact that you were fun to be around and made him feel like he could let go was what made him all the more willing to comply with Elijah and the witches. You carrying his baby also helped, too.
“Why are you staring at me?” You asked. 
Klaus shrugged, “I have nothing better to do.”
You hummed, “Right.” 
You two shopped in silence for about an hour, then going to a nearby restaurant for a snack. Spending time with him wasn’t as bad as you thought. He was more quiet and a lot less whiney than he had shown in the past. He just let you do whatever you want, whatever was safe, of course. He actually was kind to you in the hour. He laughed at your jokes, answered whatever questions you had, and took an effort to ask questions he had to get to know you. 
Maybe he wasn’t so bad, you thought. 
You two went back home, a bunch of shopping bags in your hands. You put them in the living room, yawning and stretching. 
“I’m going to take a nap,” you said. 
“Alright, sleep well,” Klaus said. 
You gave him a small smile and nodded. You went up the stairs, Klaus watching your retreating figure. 
“See how easy it is to be nice?” Elijah’s voice came from the kitchen. 
Klaus glared at his older brother. “I’m not doing it for you or her.”
“I never said you were, but now you have made me suspicious. It seems like you like her, Niklaus,” Elijah smiled. 
“I don’t like her. Not romantically, anyways,” Klaus said. 
“Are you sure? Why did you sleep with her, then?” Elijah asked. 
“I don’t know. It was just a one night stand that ended up turning into something more. Why do you care, Elijah?” Klaus asked. 
“I see the way you look at her, Niklaus. There is no shame in admitting your feelings,” Elijah said. 
Klaus rolled his eyes. “Whatever, Elijah. I have to go.”
Elijah smirked, “Alright. See you later, brother.”
“See you,” Klaus said before going back out.
Over the course of the next few months, you and Klaus had gotten closer and became more friendly towards each other. You had learned that he had a passion for painting and reading. You learned that he wished that he had the perfect family and he hoped that one day, his family could reunite and be together once again. He knew how to cook and actually a good man, but because of his chaotic and violent childhood, he became the bad guy. He seeks validation and honesty in others, wanting to be loved and have friendships that lasted a lifetime. 
Klaus had learned that you were adopted and thrown out all by the same family. You didn’t know who your real parents were, and you craved that information and have been searching for it since you first turned. He had learned that you had a passion for baking and helping others. That you were strong, confident, and weren’t afraid to protect your loved ones. He thought it was admirable the way you handled stress and betrayal, wishing he learned your patience. 
Learning about each other more had made you two fall in love with each other, but that was unbeknownst to you two. You both didn’t even realise your own feelings. You personally knew that you liked being in Klaus’s presence. You felt safe and protected, accepted and even loved. He made you feel alive and the fact that he showed interest in you and the baby helped you like him more. 
For Klaus, he enjoyed your presence, too. You always knew how to make him laugh. You made him feel different. Like he could be himself and forget who're or rather, what he was. It was freeing being with you, and he loved it. He was even looking forward more and more to the baby you and him had concieved. In his mind, you two were the family he always wanted and pictured. 
Even though you two didn’t notice your infatuation with each other, everyone else sure did. Rebekah and Elijah decided to make a plan on getting you two together. Every chance they could, they would tease you two, make it so you tripped into him, left you two alone together, etc. 
Like now, Rebekah had placed a golf ball on the floor and you had slipped. Klaus had rushed over to you and caught you in bridal style, immediately looking at your stomach for any signs of injury to the baby and you. He then looked to Rebekah and Elijah who are smiling. 
“What are you two so happy about? Y/n could have hurt herself,” Klaus said. 
“Oh, she’s fine. She and the baby would’ve healed,” Rebekah said. 
“No, seriously, guys. Stop leaving shit on the floor, okay?” You asked. 
Rebekah nodded, “Alright, alright. Sorry.”
Klaus let you go, his hands lingering against the small of your back. You weren't sure if it was the baby or his touch, but your stomach flipped. You leaned into him a little, wanting to be close to him for as long as you could. He was unbelievable warm, which was nice for you and the baby. 
Elijah and Rebekah noticed your body language and smirked at each other. It was a wonder how you two didn’t notice each other’s love and care for each other. The both decided it was time for the two to have a talk with each of them, to try and push them to get together farther. 
“Klaus, I need to see you for a second,” Elijah said. 
Klaus moved away from you, leaving you cold and a little lonely. Klaus smiled goodbye at you before going in the next room with Elijah. Rebekah went up to you, a cheeky grin on her face. 
“What are you and Elijah up to?” You asked. 
“Nothing, nothing. I just wanted to talk to you about Klaus,” Rebekah said. 
“Okay. What about him?” You asked. 
“You’re in love with him, right?” Rebekah asked. 
Your eyes went wide and your face flushed. “Wha-What?”
Rebekah smirked, “So you do. Why haven’t you done anything about it?”
You shrugged, “I don’t know. He only sees me as the mother of his child, another person to call a friend. We are no where near romance right now.”
“You’d be surprised to hear that you’re wrong,” Rebekah said. 
You furrowed your brows. “What do you mean?”  
“He's in love with you, too, Y/n,” Rebekah said. 
“He’s not,” you scoffed. 
“Yes, he is. Do you not see the way he looks at you? The way he cares for you and the baby? How every time you come into the room, a smile is immediately on his face and his aura is brighter?” Rebekah listed off examples. 
The longer she went on, the more your face got red. “Ye-Yeah, I guess. You think he’s really in love with me?” You asked, hope shining in your eyes. 
“Yes. Confront him. If I’m wrong, I owe you a lifetime of favours, okay? But if I’m right, I get a say in your baby’s name,” Rebekah grinned. 
You rolled your eyes with a smile. “Fine. Deal. I’ll confront him tonight after dinner.”
“Great! Well, looks like my work is done. I better see you two trying for another baby after dinner,” Rebekah smirked and winked at you. 
“Bex!” You exclaimed with a laugh before she went upstairs. 
A few moments later, Klaus came back from the living room. 
“So, what did Elijah want with you?” You asked. 
“Oh, just to talk about what we are going to do with Sophie, that’s all. How about you and Rebekah?” Klaus asked. 
“Just stuff about the baby,” you answered. 
“Fun. Well, ready for dinner?” Klaus asked. 
You nodded and sat down at the kitchen table, watching Klaus cook for you. You watched him in silence. You also ate dinner in silence. You two had a feeling that whatever Klaus’s siblings talked to you two about was the same thing, but you two were just too shy to say anything. But as Klaus walked you up the stairs to bed, you had stopped to ask him the burning question you had in your brain all night. 
“Are you… are you in love with me?” You asked him, looking him straight in the eyes. 
Klaus’s eyes widened in surprise. He coughed and averted your gaze. “Maybe.”
Your lips upturned into a small smile. “I’m in love with you, too, Nik.”
Klaus looked up to you, a smile appearing on his face. “Really?”
You nodded and bit your lip. “Yeah.”
Klaus leaned towards you, snaking his arm around your waist, pulling you closer. His other hand went up to your cheek, cupping it. You nuzzled into his hand, your own hands going to cup the sides of his face. You looked deep into his dark-blue eyes, getting lost in them. You two found yourselves leaning into each other, your lips eventually meeting. 
Your eyes closed in an instant, pressing yourself up against him more. Klaus’s hold on your waist tightened and he deepened the kiss by dragging his tongue on your bottom lip. You opened your mouth quickly, giving him easy access to explore your mouth. 
You two felt sparks fly around you two, both of your guys’s skin lighting on fire from each other's touch. Even though you two had kissed before, this time was more special. Almost monumental. 
While you two were sharing your special moment, Elijah and Rebekah were watching with proud smiles on their faces. 
“Such a wonderful couple,” Rebekah sighed. 
“Yes. The big bad and little wolf,” Elijah smiled. 
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