Here is it, part three! Unlike all my other stories each chapter is from dual points of view (divided into two parts) because I think this keeps the story moving faster and more fluidly. Let me know what you think of this format and the story so far : ) Read from the beginning at FF and AO3.
Synopsis: She skipped bail and he’s tasked to track her down. As a seasoned bounty hunter, it’s a fairly routine job on paper for Klaus Mikaelson but then he meets Caroline Forbes and has no idea what to do with her.
Thrill of the Chase - Part 3 - I Shot the Sheriff
Cumberland County, TN (Interstate 40)
Caroline
"Interesting song choice," Caroline offered, unable to help herself as the scenery rushed past her window. She decided to blame it on her friend called guilt that decided to rear its ugly head at the worst possible time.
"Why? You don't like Bob Marley?"
"Who doesn't like Bob Marley?" She countered, trying to ignore just how good he smelled from this close proximity. A mixture of soap, mint and something else enticing she couldn't quite identify.
She was actually a little thrown by the fact this very song was on her fugitive track list and the guy who picked her up on the side of the road just happened to be playing it.
Oh, and for the record, she didn't get in his car that easily, it took at least nine minutes. Even if every fibre of her being was ready to hop into his passenger seat as soon as he strolled over in all his blonde curls and black henley goodness. Caroline decided to blame it on distraction, pure and simple.
She'd managed to fumble through what she thought was fairly standard small talk followed by outlining her current dilemma. Given he had neither a spare tire or cell service, Caroline either had to trust him to call for help after leaving her by the road still stranded or go with him to the nearest town.
She figured the second option, albeit one her parents wouldn't endorse, was more expedient. She had places to be after all.
Yes, he could have been a serial killer, but she certainly wasn't squeaky clean herself. Plus, she was starving and had run out of snacks and really needed to use the restroom. She wasn't the pee in the bushes type of girl so Caroline had no other choice. Well, that's what she kept telling herself.
"So, do you think he did it?" She asked, probably against her best judgment.
"Did what?"
"Commit the crime. It's one thing to shoot the sheriff, because you know maybe he deserved it, but to be blamed for the deputy too? That's rough."
What he did next, she wasn't expecting. He let out a rich and throaty chuckle and Caroline didn't think it could sound any better than that sexy, English accent. But it did. It was so mesmerising that Caroline found herself laughing along.
"So, you're ready to throw the book at the poor guy?"
"No, I was just amused by your analogy. Here I thought the song was about corruption and injustice in general but you seem to take it almost personally." She cursed inwardly thinking that playing it cool was not her best trait.
Who was she kidding? She was woeful. Mainly because Caroline was a nosey person by nature but by posing questions she was just asking for them to be returned. She also didn't think they'd be analysing lyrics about committing crimes. Caroline might as well have stamped guilty all over her forehead.
"What can I say? I'm a sucker for the underdog."
"Nothing wrong with that, love."
"I have a name you realise?"
"Yes, but you didn't feel the need to share it when we first met even if I told you mine," he offered, his eyes not leaving the road. Even housed under those aviators, she didn't need to see them to know they were rolling.
"You could be a serial killer for all I know, Klaus," she said, emphasising his name. It was unexpected for sure but the more they talked, Caroline started to think it suited him. "Not that, you know, I'm, uh, giving you ideas or anything," she rambled, unable to stop the words tumbling from her mouth.
First, she was talking about shooting law enforcement and now mass murder. Yeah, Caroline was dealing just fine with her current situation.
"Thanks," he shot back. "You know, for not giving me any ideas. If I hadn't met you god knows how many people I could have killed today at least."
"You're hilarious," she drawled. "So, why did you stop? By the road I mean, not your killing spree."
"My conscience," he began. "It has this annoying way of niggling at me until I do the right thing. Plus, maybe if I do something good the universe will return the favour."
"I'm convinced that's an urban legend."
"Oh, like the killer in the backseat?" Caroline couldn't help herself and turned around to inspect it. "Gotcha."
Maybe the universe was more in tune than she first thought given it was playing tricks on her and not the good kind. Caroline had a mind to right all of her wrongs then and there but knew that would take a lot more energy and will than she currently possessed. She'd said as much to her friend Bonnie and that was only a couple of hours into her road trip.
"Your dad sent his favourite henchman to my apartment," she joked through the phone. "He could have at least sent one of the cute ones."
"I'm sorry, I'll be sure to tell him to send Tyler or Jesse next time," she drawled. "How is the lovely Alaric?"
"Urgh," she groaned. "I had to take a shower afterwards, he's that creepy."
"I'm sorry to put you in this position, Bon," she apologised. "When I made the decision to run I guess I didn't think about the ramifications. I should have realised that my parents know no bounds when it comes to harassing people, my friends included."
"Stop right there, Caroline Elizabeth Forbes," she chided. "I mean sure you didn't tell me you were actually going to run away in the first place but given the circumstances I can hardly blame you." Caroline winced knowing that it didn't sit well with one of her best friends.
"I didn't tell you because the less you knew the better," she reasoned, knowing she had good intentions at least. "I was always going to get in touch, I just needed to put some space between me and the city first."
"Well, now that he's gone can you please tell me why you've decided to go all Harrison Ford on me?"
"Clearly someone's been watching too many movies."
"And clearly someone is living one."
"I didn't kill my wife," she argued. "Not that Harrison Ford killed his wife either but you know what I mean."
"Please just tell me you have a plan and blasting NWA's choice thoughts about the police in your car doesn't count." Caroline muted her latest fugitive track, not realising just how loud it was playing.
"What makes you think I don't have a plan, Bonnie," she scoffed, feeling a little offended, even if she knew her friend was right. "I brought snacks and everything."
"Because that's the most important thing," she groaned. "I know things are strained with your parents and…"
"Don't say his name," she interrupted. "He, who shall not be named, doesn't deserve it."
"He called me."
"He what?" She squeaked, almost driving off the interstate as she said it. "I thought you would have had him blocked months ago."
"I kept his number so I knew if the idiot had the audacity to call, turns out he did," she explained. Caroline couldn't really argue given she'd done the same thing.
"When did he call?" Caroline asked curiously.
"About a half hour ago."
"Does he know that I…"
"No, I don't think so. I only answered to get him off your back and throw a few of those choice insults I'd stored up the past few months. But he said he's been trying to call you for a few days now, something you didn't feel the need to share obviously."
"Lucky me. Look, I didn't want to make you any madder than necessary given that hot temper," she continued before Bonnie could argue back. "I didn't answer and have no intention of listening to the string of pathetic voicemails he left either. Those are right up there with my parent's incessant pleas to get me to come home."
"He said he wants to talk."
"Well, too little too late," she muttered, thinking that nothing could salvage what was irreparably broken between them. Now, he was just messing with her and she didn't want to play. "But idiot aside, just know there's somewhere I need to be and I'll reevaluate things after that, I mean what's another week?"
Sure, she was living in a fantasy world but Caroline needed the time alone to put things into perspective. She figured her therapist Camille might even agree with that part.
"So, where is Kat these days?"
"Wow, I really suck at this 'on the run' thing."
"No, I just figured if anyone was going to play the Louise to your Thelma it would be her."
"Hey, I could be Louise!"
"You and I both know that's laughable," she joked. "And remember Thelma did get to do the nasty with Brad Pitt."
Instead of buoying her, the comment only made her feel pathetic that the last time she got laid was forever ago and the person was her poor excuse of an ex boyfriend.
"Well, what would a fugitive road trip be without bedding a cute cowboy in some skeezy motel," she quipped. There was only one guy she planned to see on this trip and things between them were purely platonic and uncomplicated. "Look, I should really get going, Bon, but I'll call you soon, okay?"
"Be safe," she murmured into the phone and Caroline felt like she was going to cry. It had only taken a few hours and she was already turning into a ball of emotional mush. Some hardened runaway she was.
"So, where are you going?" Caroline asked, determined to block out all other thoughts that might make her regret this little trip.
"Says the girl who won't tell me her name," he shot back, finally turning to face her, albeit briefly. Caroline shivered involuntarily, it seemed so much easier to converse when he wasn't looking straight at her, even in sunglasses. "Why? Where are you going?"
"Oh you know, here and there to visit some friends."
"How extremely specific," he joked. "I've been here and there and I have to say it's not too bad for the most part. You must have been a geography major, right?"
"You enjoy teasing me."
"What can I say? It's been a long drive so far, it's nice to have some company even if most of our conversation has centred around crime and punishment." Caroline felt her face warm, hoping that the blush creeping up her neck wasn't going to completely envelop her and give the game away.
She turned to look out her window, the scenery hadn't changed all that much since she climbed into his car but then she noticed a green sign ahead.
Welcome to Crab Orchard, Tennessee - Population 673
Looks like they'd arrived, to what and who Caroline wasn't quite sure.
Klaus
"Twizzler?" Klaus looked up distractedly to see his new, blonde friend waving a bunch of the red candy in his face.
"No, thanks," he offered. "I try not to eat anything…" he trailed off, subconsciously stroking his abdomen.
"Fun?" She inserted the word in his sentence, but didn't miss the way her eyes travelled to his abdomen and took in every stroke he made. Looks like Klaus wasn't the only one slightly distracted.
"Let's just say I practice this healthy regime and sugar is pretty much enemy number one."
"Like I said, no fun," she reiterated, her eyes finally meeting his and proceeding to bite onto one of the strands, her pink lips enclosing around it.
Klaus didn't think he'd ever seen something supposedly so innocent look anything but that. He watched in interest, unable to look away if he tried. When she started to moan happily from the taste, Klaus had to look away while trying to contain the thoughts he shouldn't be thinking in the first place.
She was a skip - his- after all. And apparently he was here to apprehend her, not entertain untoward thoughts. It seemed as if his professionalism had flown out the window the moment he clapped eyes on Caroline Forbes. He'd been inwardly arguing with himself for most of the drive. She was sitting in such close proximity to him completely unaware. The most unbelievable part? She was in his car without any need for coercion or handcuffs. Klaus couldn't remember the last time one of his felons had been this easy to capture.
Klaus figured it had something to do with her innocence and seemingly trusting nature. Something which intrigued him from the outset. If she was his friend or girlfriend he'd be absolutely affronted by her willingness to jump into a stranger's car but she wasn't. Although, if Klaus was being honest, he wasn't unwholly upset she was by his side at that moment.
At the same time, he couldn't help but think how good she smelled, a mixture of vanilla and roses - post rainstorm. She also had this adorable habit of scrunching up her nose when she spoke, a nose with a slight dusting of freckles he couldn't and didn't want to ignore.
Klaus shook his head, trying to concentrate. He really needed to apprehend her and he needed to do it now.
They were waiting for the mechanic in the sleepy, little town of Crab Orchard to tow her car back to the gas station and replace her busted tire. Klaus had offered just to purchase it and go back himself but the guy, who seemed way past retirement age, had insisted and refused to relinquish the tire otherwise. Klaus knew it was all a money making exercise but didn't argue. Given the size of the town they probably didn't get much business as it was.
So, here they were. Caroline moaning over twizzlers and him trying to ignore just how much it was affecting his resolve.
Crab Orchard was only a couple hours out of Nashville and it would have been so easy to keep driving and deliver her directly to Lucien's agent at the airport who would personally escort her back to New York. But something stopped him.
Yes, she was beautiful. He thought so when he saw her picture and then when he pulled up alongside her on the road but after talking to her, Klaus was incredibly intrigued. And he wanted to know everything about her.
He knew he had places to be, his siblings hadn't stopped reminding him as evidenced by numerous texts and his recent call while she was using the bathroom and buying a year's worth of snacks inside the tiny gas station.
"So, what do you think the Wicked Witch of the West wants?"
"Hello to you too, Kol."
"Don't tell me you're buying into Rebekah's drivel about the urgent need for this family reunion and down south of all places?"
"Of course, not," he shot back, thinking this was no doubt one of Rebekah's usual attempts to make herself the centre of the universe, not that she had to try all that hard. "You know I like to keep my family time to an absolute minimum."
"I'll pretend we're still talking about sister dear," he drawled sarcastically. "I don't know why I had to leave Chicago in such a hurry, we can't all have broomsticks to ferry us from place to place on a whim." Klaus had to fight the urge to laugh. Kol, albeit the epitome of an annoying, younger sibling, always had that keen ability to hit the nail right on its head.
"I suppose we'll find out in just under a week," he sighed, wondering how much longer Caroline would occupy his time before that. "Have you spoken to Elijah and Henrik?"
"You know how Elijah bores me, Niklaus," he replied knowingly. "Henrik is on his way from Florida with a girlfriend, Lizzie someone."
"Can't say I'm surprised that he's the only one with a girlfriend." Klaus and Kol liked to joke that Elijah should have been in the priesthood; his love life was that stagnant.
"And how about you?"
"How about me what?"
"How about your girlfriend, Hayley isn't it?"
"She's not my girlfriend, never was," he growled, probably a little too fiercely given his brother's response.
"Wow, message received," he laughed. "Although, does she know that? Because last time I visited she was being extremely girlfriend-like."
"I never asked her to be," he grumbled. "It was casual, nothing else, and for the record she knew that, well apparently." For some reason it was his bail skip that came to mind at that very moment and not his ex-girlfriend, or whatever she was. He didn't want to analyse why either.
"So, Lucien tells me he has you on assignment in Tennessee?" Klaus wanted to admonish his younger brother then and there for the job but for some reason he wasn't altogether upset anymore since meeting Caroline.
"Yeah, just have to apprehend this skip and send her back to the City," he murmured, thinking that wasn't what he wanted to do with her at all. "Piece of cake," he lied.
"Well, I'll let you get back to your bounty hunting," he teased. "Don't be too hard on the poor girl, whoever she is."
"I'll try," he muttered, disconnecting the call before she proceeded to tempt him with twizzlers.
"So, it looks like we don't have the right tire for this particular, vintage model," their great-grandfather of a mechanic explained.
"But, George, you said…"
"I said I'd look at it first before making any assessment," the geriatric swindler not dissimilar to one of his distant relatives interrupted. "I can have something first thing tomorrow."
Klaus stifled the urge to roll his eyes. It would be cheaper and much quicker for him to travel to Nashville and back with a new tire. But then Klaus realised that meant less time together and given he needed to gain her trust that wouldn't work.
"And where would we stay?" Caroline asked, impatiently tapping her heel on the ground. Clearly this was messing with her plans and Klaus wasn't altogether unhappy with the development, purely for bounty hunter purposes of course.
"My wife Eileen runs the cutest bed and breakfast just down the road, she'll give you a good deal." Given George's price gouging tactics, Klaus highly doubted that. "And my brother Jack runs the local bar, best beer and steak in three counties."
Of course he did but Klaus wasn't going to complain. As they made their way towards his car, Caroline nudged him playfully.
"Bed and Breakfast? How utterly quaint and romantic, just don't get any ideas, mister."
"I can't help that we are responsible for propping up the economy of this town and all of George's family."
"Well, I suppose with great power comes great responsibility," she joked. "And given we're stuck here together, the name is Caroline."
Even though he knew that from her file, Klaus had to admit her telling him felt nice. Klaus had no idea what she was doing to him but he wasn't complaining. Besides, what harm would one extra night do?
Lots as Klaus was about to find out.
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CAMPING | A Weekend With The Vango AirHub Hexaway Low Campervan Awning – Review
I’ve not camped as much as I like to this year, and whilst I love spending time under canvas, being outdoors and alfresco dining, we’ve spent more time recently in our VW Transporter, but with limited space, I was keen to add an awning to our set up. I was delighted to get my hands on the Vango AirHub Hexaway Low which looked like it would be fast to set up and give us the extra space we needed. Read on to find out what I thought of it.
What is it?
Vango AirHub Hexaway Low Campervan Awining
£650
Stockists
Vango
Amazon.co.uk
Features
SkyTrack II® flexible hanging system which allows you to easily attach things like lighting and storage
Reflective guylines with tidies
Skylight Windows run along the roof line of the awning to enhance light during the day and for star gazing at night.
AirSpeed® Valve system which makes it easy to inflate your AirBeams® with even less effort
Line-Lok guyline runners that lock securely
Door in connecting panel for convenient access
Flat entry, ideal for wheelchairs, prams and people with reduced mobility
Vango AirZoneventilation panels create a comfortable flow
Fully taped seams
Cable entry point with tidies
Linked-in groundsheet that can be attached or detached
Zipped privacy curtains
Carrying the AirHub Hexaway Low out of the van
So what exactly is the AirHub Hexaway Low? In plain English, it is a drive away campervan awning that does not require tent poles and instead uses the Vango inflatable air beam system.
We headed off to the south coast for a Windsurfing competition my boyfriend was entering, giving us the perfect opportunity to try the Hexaway out. The windsurfing competition was cancelled due to zero wind so we took off in his VW long wheel base campervan to find somewhere else to set up camp for the weekend.
We arrived in a beautiful spot on the edge of a wood and took the Hexaway out of the van which comes packaged in one very neat bag which I managed to carry over one shoulder without too much effort.
Getting ready to set up
The practicalities
When you empty the bag, you are met with the awning itself and two smaller bags, one containing pegs etc and the other containing a manual air pump. Even an inexperienced camper like me knows there is usually another bag to unpack containing metal tent poles and it almost felt like we were missing something! That certainly isn’t a complaint, the less faff as far as I’m concerned, the better!
Given we’d arrived at our pitch fairly late in the day and that my other half is an engineer by trade, we decided to skip the non-intuitive instructions and get hands on as soon as possible. We found our perfect spot and began building our home for the night.
This was my first time setting up an AirBeam and I found it quick and easy
I was struck by how light and manegable the whole structure was and how uncomplicated. Once we had laid it all out on our carefully chosen spot, we located the inflation point so we could attach the pump and begin inflating. There are three air valve inflation points to choose from. Vango includes 3 rather than just one because it makes the structure easier and quicker to deflate.
I was sure we would be pumping well into the evening but to my surprise, once it starts taking shape, the whole thing goes up quickly and seamlessly. We did make one school boy error and that was to pump air into the structure before we had attached it to the van. This gave us a bit of adjusting to do to get it nicely secured to the van but it was no real set back. We attached it to the van via Velcro straps which connect straight to the roof rails, and then secured it down using the over vehicle webbing straps which go over the vehicle and get pegged into the ground on the other side. This feature also allows the awning to be attatched to vehicles without roof rails.
Pegging out the AirHub Hexaway Low
One of the first things you notice once the dome shaped structure is fully inflated is how light and spacious the whole thing feels. This is in part due to the generous height of the Hexaway but also the nice use of Alternating Diamond Clear and mesh windows windows plus the nifty sky lights vango have incorporated into it.
Once the structure is inflated and in place it is secured by use of guide ropes and pegs in the same way you would with a traditional awning or tent.
The ground sheet is hexagonal in shape and is a clip in one rather than sewn in. Something to bear in mind if you are going to actually use it to sleep in as well as chill in like we did.
Unclipped and ready for us to drive away for the day
Driveaway awning
After everything was up and secured with guide ropes, we made a bed, put on some music and lay back to admire our handy work. The sky lights which run along the roof line offering extra light during the day and star gazing opportunities at night meant we had a fabulous view of the canopy above us and I felt instantly calmed.
It was then that my mind turned to food and drink and I realised that if we were going to enjoy the bottle of small batch gin I’d bought with us, we were going to need some ice, and while we were at it, some strawberries oh, and maybe some chocolate.
Attaching the awning to the campervan
I convinced mark that we needed these things since it would give us a great opportunity to test how easily we would we able to detach the awning from the van. It is described as a drive away awning after all. It took us just five minutes including Marks idea of leaving markers where the tyres of the van sat in order to make the job of reattaching easier on our return.
I highly recommend doing this as it allowed us to join back up to the Hub on in no time.
More than enough room to swing a cat
We cracked open the gin and it was then Mark asked tentatively if I’d mind if one of his windsurfing boards spent the night with us too. I must have agreed too quickly because by the time I came back from the toilet block, there was not one, but TWO in there.
Plenty of room inside
Here’s the thing though, even with two windsurfing boards, a makeshift double bed, a camping chair, two big overnight bags and three cool bags full of supplies, the space still felt generous, light and airy.
Easy access
Contributing to the feeling of airiness when you’re inside, are the many windows and exit points incorporated into the hub. There are three exit points by way of full zip doors and two further exit points on either side of the panel that connects the hub to your van. These extra smaller doors mean you are able to access your van without going through the main awning area if you want to.
The Vango AirBeam system
There are 5 main Windows, three of which open to reveal large mesh panels offering plenty of ventilation. Given it was 28 degrees in the shade, we were extremely grateful for this. Each window also has a large zipped curtain easily zipped up or down, and rolled up and secured with toggle points when not in use.
Talk of the town
Being situated close to a walkway, it struck me how may times I overheard people commenting on the Hexaway Hub and we even had two random strangers approach us to ask us about it. One in the late afternoon when we had finished erecting it and then another in the morning asking how we’d found it overnight. I really wasn’t aware that ‘tent envy’ was a thing. It clearly is!
The rear of the awning
Hexaway is the way!
The Vango AirHub Hexaway Low is the perfect half way house between the compromise of sleeping in a cramped van, and the hassle of erecting a full on tent with poles, or event a large traditional pole awning. Although the hub is mainly promoted as a “spacious gazebo for relaxing and unwinding, or a useful storage area for furniture and toys whilst you go off exploring”, I personally would rather sleep in that spacious airy hub over cuddling up to various bits of windsurfing kit in the back of my boyfriends van, and yes, the clip in clip out ground sheet might make that more problematic when the weather starts to turn but the point is, the Hexaway offers you choice.
The AirHub Hexaway is one camping luxury I can’t see myself giving up anytime soon.
As somewhere to relax and entertain in during the day while at a windsurfing competition or picnic with friends, the hub is absolutely perfect, and although there is more involved to get this up and running than with a simple canopy-style awning, the bit of extra time spent pegging out the structure is definitely worth it and gives it a sense of permanence and luxury.
The AirHub Hexaway is one camping luxury I can’t see myself giving up anytime soon, and will be using each and every time we now take off in the campervan.
Inside the AirHub Hexaway Low awning
Pros
Compact and takes us minimal space in your campervan
Quick to put up thanks to the AirBeam system
It feels spacious, light and airy inside with good head space
Multiple windows and exit / entrance points
Stylish and slightly unusualy looking which lead to it getting lots of attention at the campsite
Cons
It’s not cheap, although it does come with a two-year warranty and an extra year added free if you register your product
We found the Instructions a little confusing
Guy ropes are not as bright as on other tents I’ve had in the past and so easy to trip over at dusk
Thank you to Vango who supplied the featured product for us to review. We were not paid for this review.
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