Vampire Diaries Isobel Novels & Stories

If someone was to say that he saw Isabella hitting Owen's head against the wall, then one would have hit that person instead because Isabella at school is a very nice, warm, and also cute girl. "Did something happen?, I contacted you but you didn't answer my calls and I would have come to your house if not for the fact that I was somewhat busy" Thelma explained. "I am here now and I didn't come to school because my dad wasn't feeling well so I decided to look after him at the hospital" Isabella explained, the smile on her face faded as she said this. "How is he? Is he alright?" Thelma was worried. "Yeah, he is better now" replied Isabella with a small smile and added at the back of her mind,

Isabella’s stomach had churned in fear with each turn of the van’s wheels, bringing them closer and closer to the vampires’ coven, but that was nothing compared to the fear she felt now. As soon as they’d arrived, the vampires had separated them. Which meant those bastards had Layla alone. Isabella’s heart thumped as her pulse raced. She’d never forgive herself if Eli hurt Layla. She hung her head. “It’s me you want revenge against, you bastard. Leave Layla alone,” she whispered. She’d screamed it for nearly the first hour since they’d locked her up, but it’d quickly become clear she’d take her own beating if she didn’t stay quiet.

As if on cue, Isabella shot up, a wicked-looking dagger glinting with black light in her hand. "Fine! I'm done pretending!" her voice twisted into a horrifying rasp. "I don't just want a relic, you fool! I want your lineage! Your Alpha bloodline!" "Isabella, you're unhinged!" Damon stepped in front of me protectively. "Maybe," she hissed, and lunged, the dagger aimed straight for his heart.

He raised the hammer. Isabella forced herself to her feet. There was nowhere left to run. She stood at the end of the server aisle, her shredded white wedding dress soaked in blood and hydraulic fluid, her dark eyes hardening into absolute, unyielding obsidian. She was a Sterling. She would not die cowering in the dark. Subject Zero charged, closing the distance in three massive, terrifying strides. Isabella dove to the right just as the breaching hammer obliterated the servers where she had stood a microsecond before. She rolled across the jagged debris, her hands desperately searching the wreckage for anything sharp. Her fingers closed around a heavy, jagged shard of shattered server casin

I whispered. “Hello, I can hear you!” Isobel placed her hands on her hips. Why couldn’t my brothers find nice girlfriends? First Maddie, now Isobel. “Yes, right. I’ll go with you,” I smiled at Isobel and grabbed her hand. “Come on, let’s go,” I pulled her along with me and led her towards Dario who was having a conversation with his cousins. “Dario?” “Serena,” Dario smiled. His cousins walked off to leave us alone, and Dario’s eyes moved to Isobel, who was hiding behind my back. “This is Isobel,” I introduced her. “And she has something to say to you.”

Our gazes met and I averted my gaze immediately, not knowing how to feel at the moment. “I'm so sorry,” Bonnie whispered and I nodded, trying hard to recover from the scene I just witnessed. After numerous rounds of the game, we decided to call it a day, and the neighbors decided to leave as darkness approached. As I got on my feet to arrange my disheveled hair, Ashley gawked at the sight of my neck and turned to face others with wide eyes which was plastered in shock. “What is it?” I asked curiously with raised brows. “Everyone, Isabel has been marked. I think Isabel has found her mate,” Ashley disclosed pointing at Derek's mark on my neck. My eyes widened and I could hear gasps from each o

Randall offered the explanation. "And yet they say the vampires are the monsters. Isn't that a conflict of characteristics?" Isabella asked. "Issa, please get them the rope. I would hate for anything to go wrong." The elderly looking female vampire said. Isabella looked like she was going to hesitate but left anyway. In a few minutes she was back with the rope which she dropped beside me. "Just so you know, this does not mean I trust you or any of your kind. Make one funny move and I will bring you to your knees." She said to me,

Knowing him, though, he’ll be lurking around the window. So, I draw down the blinds. Beth is helping Isabel settle in the meantime. “So, where are you from?” “South Dakota,” Isabel replies, looking around at us. “So, you’ve always known what you were, or did you find out in an accident like the rest of us?” Susan asks, curious. Isabel shrugs. “Both my parents are vampires. I knew for a while, but I never manifested ‘till a month ago. My mother sent me here. She didn’t want me going through all the hassle of the basic stuff, so she taught me how to control my powers.”

Loved her for her class. "I want you to meet someone." Sunny looked up, gestured. I glanced over Shenka's shoulder, saw a slim, pretty girl emerge from the shadows. No, not a girl. A vampire, her light brown hair rippling with streaks of gold, bright eyes almost the same color. She dipped a bobbing curtsy to me, slender body wrapped in a dark cloak. "Hi," I said. Looked at Sunny. "This is Isabelle," the vampire queen said. "She has the news you asked for."

She smirked at her and walked towards her. She changed her expression to an exciting smile. "It's good to see you, Bella! I missed you!" as soon as Diara told her name. Aquam felt like a splash of cold water engulfing his body. He couldn't believe what he heard. Isabella!!! She's his ex- fiancé! His mouth opened for a second to speak, but no words came out. Monique and Benedict weren't doing well either. They already knew Bella's drastic change when Diara told them about the event that happened at the store, but still couldn't believe their own eyes. They wouldn't even recognize her if they see her somewhere else.