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Assistant: Title: sometimes you shouldn't follow your dreams
        Author: redmaples redmaples 
        Chapter: 1/41 
        Summary: "Sorry Damon, I only watch Twilight for the werewolves, so unless you turn out to be some kind of werewolf vampire hybrid we aren't going to work. Biting is just a little too kinky for me."In which a teen has visions of the future and can't help but notice that the two new, albeit attractive, men that have come to town aren't who they say they are. Not to mention the hot guy with an even hotter accent seems to be stalking his dreams.Join Felix Rhodes as he tries not to die in the small town of Mystic Falls posted on wattpad under dreamer
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  "Felix! It's time to wake up!" A female voice called, followed by a knocking sound on a door. A groan could be heard from somewhere inside the room, probably under the large lump of pillows and blankets that covered the creature underneath. This creature was Felix Rhodes. Current high school junior and local pretty boy, known for his shocking ability to get into any party, but also known for spacing out at random occasions. "It's the first day of school, Felix. You don't want to be late," the voice called again, now being registered as Felix's mother.
  
  The lump in the bed began to reluctantly move a small voice calling out, "Yeah ok! I'll be out in a second!" While he doubted his mother believed him, she seemed satisfied and her footsteps could be heard being moved down the hall. A head then peeked out from under the blankets. Felix's wavy blond hair insanely messed up and just draped over his eyes. 'School,' he thought miserably, his head throbbing slightly as he tried to forget about the dream he had been having, knowing very soon the couple's death would be on the news.
  
  Felix had been having these dreams his entire life, at first, he thought that they were only dreams until he started seeing them come true. Then they started happening when he was awake. He thought he was going crazy. There wasn't any logical reason for it and when he had mentioned it, hypothetically, to his mother she gave no indication that she had any idea what he was talking about. So, he figured, it was just a "him problem" and didn't tell anyone. He thought about telling his friends, but he quickly decided against it. Tyler would just laugh at him and call him crazy. Caroline would try to be supportive but would end up telling the whole school and turn it into some kind of scandal. Elena would also try to be supportive, but Felix doubted her ability to actually help and Bonnie... actually Bonnie 
  
    had
  
   been talking about how her grandma is like a witch or something, so Bonnie might be his best bet.
  
  This was all running through his mind as the boy slowly fell out of bed to go get changed for the first day of school. The seventeen-year-old fumbled his way around the room, grabbing Advil from his desk and swallowing two of the small pills before going to get dressed, hoping his headache would subside soon.
  
  "How are you feeling this morning, sweetie? Any headaches?" His mom asked once he walked into the kitchen. Felix smiled at her as convincingly as he could.
  
  "Nah, all good this morning." He said giving his mom a quick hug before making his way towards the coffee his mother had set out for him. Felix's mom was a pretty, petite woman. Felix's father left not long after the teen was born leaving just Felix and his mom on their own in the small town of Mystic Falls. "I gotta go, Mom, but I can pick up some food for us on the way home?" He asked pouring his cup of coffee into a travel container.
  
  "That sounds great sweetie. Can you get me some sushi or something?" She asked, his mom was getting ready for work as they talked, she was a teacher for 3rd graders at the elementary school in Mystic Falls. Felix could never really understand how she could hang around that many kids for so long. Little kids freaked him out, he was always worried he was going to say something wrong and taint their little minds, but his mom was great with them. She always knew what to say when they were upset and could calm even the wildest if souls down. It probably helped that Felix was a fairly wild kid when he was younger, always bouncing off of everything and running off in stores, probably giving his mother a fair share of heart attacks.
  
  Soon enough Felix arrived at Mystic Falls High school. He didn't hate high school, sure his history teacher was a bit of a douche bag, but he enjoyed seeing his friends and was pretty good at most of his classes, never really struggling with them. 
  
  "Felix!" A high voice screeched his name. Felix flinched slightly before bracing himself for his hyperactive friend.
  
  "Hey Care!" He responded, turning to wrap his arms around the approaching blonde. Caroline Forbes was his best friend since they where children. His mom and Sheriff Forbes being childhood friends themselves. They were even on some kind of historical council together, although Felix really didn't understand the appeal of the council. Mystic Falls had its fair share of history, but it wasn't really anything to write home about. Sure there was that church fire thing, but that was it. 
  
  "Have you seen Elena? I'm really worried about her," Caroline gushed looking around wildly for the brunette teen.
  
  "Not yet, I only just got here. Try not to smother her, Care," Felix laughed dragging the blonde into the building with an arm wrapped around her shoulder. "You know how she is, no matter what we ask she's probably just going to answer with 'I'm fine, thank you'. That's Elena's go-to answer for when she's not fine," the teen said finally seeing Elena standing with Bonnie by their lockers. "There she is," he pointed her out to the blonde teen and just like that Caroline was off, leaving Felix in her dust. With a found sigh, Felix made his way after her, stopping briefly to greet Matt.
  
  "Hey, Matt how you holding up?" Felix asked giving Matt a brief smile.
  
  "As well as I can. I know she needs time, dude, but-" Matt was cut off by Caroline's voice once again calling Felix's name
  
  "Felix get your b@tt over here. Elena needs comfort!" She yelled waving the other blond teen over. Felix quickly apologized to Matt before making his way over to the three teens. Elena looked severally uncomfortable at all the attention and Bonnie looked like she was trying to stop her self from laughing.
  
  "Hey, Bonnie. Elena, how you doing?" Felix asked giving both girls a quick side hug while waiting for Elena's typical response.
  
  "I'm fine, thank you," she said just on cue. Felix raised an eyebrow and gave Caroline a small look saying 'I told you so'.
  
  "Really?" Caroline asked, voicing Felix's doubt.
  
  "Yes, much better," Another go-to Elena response.
  
  "Ok, good. I'll see you guys later," Caroline said before going on her way, leaving the three teens behind.
  
  "I bet you two really missed that," Felix said with a grin, chuckling slightly at Elena's face. "We've all got the first period together right?" He asked trying to remember what Elena had texted him earlier about her schedule.
  
  "Yeah, let's just get going," Elena said in a somewhat grumpy voice. The trio making their way down the hallway towards the first period.
  
  "Oh wait, hold up. Get a look at that hottie," Bonnie said suddenly stopping short in front of the admissions office.
  
  "All I see is back," Elena responded. The three were now stopped right in front of the office doors.
  
  "Yeah, but it's a hot back," Bonnie amended, "Meaning it's going to be a hot face as well," she added grinning over at the two. Elena looked skeptical, while Felix contemplated what she was saying. It 
  
    was
  
   a pretty attractive looking back.
  
  "Hey good batch Jeremy," Felix suddenly heard a voice call, the blond teen glancing down the hall to wear the youngest Gilbert made his way through the hall, even from where Felix stood he could tell the younger teen was high on something.
  
  "Elena," he muttered, pointing her attention to her younger brother. 
  
  "You have got to be kidding me. I'll be right back guys," she spoke, her voice laced with obvious anger and annoyance before she stormed off after her brother and into men's restroom.
  
  "Oo rip Jeremy," Felix muttered just as Bonnie said, "Please be hot." And the guy turned around. Then it was dark. Felix was suddenly cold and there was water surrounding him, through the darkness, he could just barely make out the outline of a car. Felix recognized this scene. It was the night Elena's parents died. He remembered seeing this the night before the accident. Only now he could clearly make out the figure in the water, the one that saved Elena. It was the boy in the office. Was he really a boy. Felix watched as he ripped the car door from its hinges and saved Elena at an inhuman speed. It was unnatural.
  
  "D@mn, Felix did you see him," Bonnie's voice cleared his vision. The scene falling away from him. His headache now returning with renewed strength. Felix didn't respond as he watched as the boy talked, flirted? with Elena outside the guy's bathroom door. "Felix, you okay?" Bonnie asked again.
  
  "Oh yeah? Sorry. I'll see you in history," He said halfheartedly before making his way to the classroom down the hall, his mind racing and pounding at the same time. Something didn't feel right. There was no way a normal kid could save someone from a crash like that, or rip the door off a car, the water pressure would make that impossible. His 'visions' had never been wrong. And he didn't trust this new guy and now Felix was determined to figure out who that guy was.'
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