Damon got back fast enough to see Caroline close the door behind her. He entered and almost hit the door against Caroline’s head.
“Hey, watch it” she alisema a little jumpy.
“Sorry” Damon growled. “I’m a little tensed” He walked to the bed, where Matt was sitting on a chair.
“Where’s Jeremy?” Elena asked sharp-looking at Damon.
“I left him with that female doctor. She knows him” Damon answered.
Elena smirked. “Well, are wewe the caring type” she alisema sarcastic.
“Right now I care zaidi for wewe than for your little bro, that’s true” Damon commented, getting mad, which Caroline picked up on.
“Okayyy, there’s no need for discussions now” she quickly interrupted. “I have something that might make wewe feel better. Both of you”
Damon rotated his head to Caroline. “Really?” he asked sceptic. “And what may that be?” Caroline searched through her pockets and conjured a piece of paper. “How familiar are wewe with alternative healing?”
Damon and Elena shared a look and then looked back at Caroline, waiting for further explanation.
“I read somewhere that herbs can heal cancer. I looked it up and found what herbs help against blood cancer. I wrote down how wewe have to prepare them and there’s a large bag of herbs back at my place” Caroline said.
“Caroline…” Elena started, but Caroline disrupted her.
“I know it’s a little weird and wewe don’t have to do it. I just thought it wouldn’t hurt to try” she finished.
“Caroline” Elena repeated, now harder. “I just want to thank you. wewe didn’t have to do this for me. And I will definitely try it”
“You are?” both Caroline and Damon asked.
“Of course I am” Elena alisema obvious. “Can I see that paper?” Caroline handed her the paper and Elena read it. “This could be my best chance on getting better” she alisema after kusoma it.
“Hey, watch it” she alisema a little jumpy.
“Sorry” Damon growled. “I’m a little tensed” He walked to the bed, where Matt was sitting on a chair.
“Where’s Jeremy?” Elena asked sharp-looking at Damon.
“I left him with that female doctor. She knows him” Damon answered.
Elena smirked. “Well, are wewe the caring type” she alisema sarcastic.
“Right now I care zaidi for wewe than for your little bro, that’s true” Damon commented, getting mad, which Caroline picked up on.
“Okayyy, there’s no need for discussions now” she quickly interrupted. “I have something that might make wewe feel better. Both of you”
Damon rotated his head to Caroline. “Really?” he asked sceptic. “And what may that be?” Caroline searched through her pockets and conjured a piece of paper. “How familiar are wewe with alternative healing?”
Damon and Elena shared a look and then looked back at Caroline, waiting for further explanation.
“I read somewhere that herbs can heal cancer. I looked it up and found what herbs help against blood cancer. I wrote down how wewe have to prepare them and there’s a large bag of herbs back at my place” Caroline said.
“Caroline…” Elena started, but Caroline disrupted her.
“I know it’s a little weird and wewe don’t have to do it. I just thought it wouldn’t hurt to try” she finished.
“Caroline” Elena repeated, now harder. “I just want to thank you. wewe didn’t have to do this for me. And I will definitely try it”
“You are?” both Caroline and Damon asked.
“Of course I am” Elena alisema obvious. “Can I see that paper?” Caroline handed her the paper and Elena read it. “This could be my best chance on getting better” she alisema after kusoma it.
Katherine was sitting on Caroline’s bed, a blood bag in her hand. Her stomach was healed and she was wearing one of Caroline’s tops. When she had finished the bag she gave it back to Caroline.
“Thank you” she said, though it took her quite some effort. They heard a car park. “I think your mother’s home”
Liz had been working really late. Caroline walked to the window and shoved the curtains. 
“No, it’s not mom” she rotated her head to the bed. “It’s Matt”
Katherine nodded and got up. “Yeah, I need to go nyumbani anyway” 
“No, wewe can stay” Caroline said. “I’ll...
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“Thank you” she said, though it took her quite some effort. They heard a car park. “I think your mother’s home”
Liz had been working really late. Caroline walked to the window and shoved the curtains.
Katherine nodded and got up. “Yeah, I need to go nyumbani anyway”
“No, wewe can stay” Caroline said. “I’ll...
De Britse acteur Ed Westwick wil niets liever dan een rol vertolken in een productie in het bekende Londense theaterdistrict West End, de Britse tegenhanger van Broadway. Westwick, die bij het grote publiek bekend raakte als Chuck bass, besi in de Amerikaanse tienerserie "Gossip Girl", zegt meer in petto te hebben dan enkel en alleen acteren voor televisie of film.
"Ik wil een keer deel uitmaken van een kleinschaliger, intiemer project. Alleen op die manier kunnen mensen me pas echt leren kennen, zonder dat er een televisiescherm in de weg staat. Ik kan zingen, dus misschien een musical", aldus Westwick op showbizzsite Contactmusic.com.
Maar Westwick zal zijn theaterdromen toch nog even moeten opbergen, want er wachten hem nog twee seizoenen van "Gossip Girl". (Belga / LEE)
"Ik wil een keer deel uitmaken van een kleinschaliger, intiemer project. Alleen op die manier kunnen mensen me pas echt leren kennen, zonder dat er een televisiescherm in de weg staat. Ik kan zingen, dus misschien een musical", aldus Westwick op showbizzsite Contactmusic.com.
Maar Westwick zal zijn theaterdromen toch nog even moeten opbergen, want er wachten hem nog twee seizoenen van "Gossip Girl". (Belga / LEE)
