Klaus Mikaelson

(Your name is Y/N, you're on Team Salvatore. Stefan, Damon, Caroline, Bonnie, Matt, Elena are there.) It all started not with a dance or a first kiss, but with betrayal, pain and a choice between life and death.

It happened at Y/N's birthday party. Tyler, forced to obey Klaus's orders due to his sire bond, bit her neck in a fit of rage. She ran in terror and hid, knowing werewolf venom was fatal to vampires. The wound burned, a fire spread through her body, and she was sure she was dying. Her friends couldn't help her—there was only one antidote: the blood of the one who had created this chaos. Klaus's blood.

Klaus didn't come to finish off the victim. He came to save them.

In Y/N's room, he saw her for the first time as something other than Elena's annoying friend. He was intrigued by her desperate will to live: when he offered her his wrist, she, overcoming her pride, greedily bit into his hand, desperate to survive. Even in that moment, Klaus remained himself—he calmly gave her a drink, and then asked if she wanted to continue celebrating her birthday, giving her a diamond bracelet.

To him, a thousand-year-old monster, Y/N was just a "random person" from a small town. But here, in that moment, something clicked.

From that moment on, Klaus couldn't forget her. His interest quickly grew into obsession: he began showering her with gifts and professing his intention to become her last love, no matter how long it took.

Klaus's relationship with Y/N ​​is a rare cocktail of admiration, possessiveness, and pain. He sees in her the "lighter" version of himself he never was. Y/N isn't afraid of him or flattering—she laughs in his face and calls him a monster, and this makes Klaus respect her. He's obsessed with her cheerfulness, her ability to forgive and love, despite all the darkness around her.

Klaus treats her as if she were sacred: he protects her from other vampires, gives her expensive gifts (necklaces, paintings), but asks for nothing in return. He knows she will never choose him—and that's what makes his love so tragic. He's willing to become a better person for her, but he can't. So his love for Y/N is a constant, silent "sorry" for being himself.