Fan Fiction - A Normal Girl - Hayley & Klaus (The Originals) - 1/1
Title: A Normal Girl
Fandom: The Originals
Characters: Hayley Marshall, Hope Mikaelson, & Klaus Mikaelson
Pairing: None
Rating: G
Word count: 150
Warnings: None
A/N: Takes place about 10 years after "From a Cradle to a Grave," with spoilers up through that episode. Written for the round 3 20in20 challenge at gameofcards. Also on AO3. The table with all 20 stories can be found here.
Summary: Klaus and Hayley argue about Hope's schooling.
“Remind me again why we’re making our daughter do this?” asked Klaus. “There’s nothing she can learn in that school that Elijah, Rebekah, and I can’t teach her.
“Klaus, we have this argument at the start of every school year” said Hayley. “It’s important for Hope to be around children her own age. She needs friends.”
“I can always compel her some friends, if that’s what this is about.”
“Real friends” stressed Hayley. “Why can’t you just admit that you don’t like her leaving every day?”
“Of course I don’t like her leaving every day. We got one day with her and then she left us for three years, Hayley.”
“I know, Klaus. But she’s safe now. And we need to treat her like a normal girl as much as possible.”
Klaus sighed. He knew it was pointless to argue with Hayley when it came to issues involving their daughter.
Fandom: The Originals
Characters: Hayley Marshall, Hope Mikaelson, & Klaus Mikaelson
Pairing: None
Rating: G
Word count: 150
Warnings: None
A/N: Takes place about 10 years after "From a Cradle to a Grave," with spoilers up through that episode. Written for the round 3 20in20 challenge at gameofcards. Also on AO3. The table with all 20 stories can be found here.
Summary: Klaus and Hayley argue about Hope's schooling.
“Remind me again why we’re making our daughter do this?” asked Klaus. “There’s nothing she can learn in that school that Elijah, Rebekah, and I can’t teach her.
“Klaus, we have this argument at the start of every school year” said Hayley. “It’s important for Hope to be around children her own age. She needs friends.”
“I can always compel her some friends, if that’s what this is about.”
“Real friends” stressed Hayley. “Why can’t you just admit that you don’t like her leaving every day?”
“Of course I don’t like her leaving every day. We got one day with her and then she left us for three years, Hayley.”
“I know, Klaus. But she’s safe now. And we need to treat her like a normal girl as much as possible.”
Klaus sighed. He knew it was pointless to argue with Hayley when it came to issues involving their daughter.