Julie and Elijah hadn't said a word since their fight. They both had important things to think about and consider. Did she want to become a vampire? Did he want her to? What would happen if she did? Would Elijah ever consider taking the cure?

Julie didn't want that. She didn't want him to change for her. She knew he would always stay with his family and if he ever became mortal it would be the end of "always and forever". And there was something appealing to becoming immortal too. She was so young, the mere thought of growing old and die seemed so distant.

They were both reading next to each other on the couch, or at least they were pretending to read, when Elijah's phone rang.

"It's Rebekah," he told her before he picked up.

Julie watched his face fall.

"What?" he let out in a whisper as if he hadn't heard right the first time.

"What is it? What's wrong?" Julie asked, worried.

"What do you mean, Kol is dead?"

Julie hoped she had misheard it too. Elijah was speechless. She could see his anger and his sadness on his face. She gently took the phone from him.

"Rebekah?" she said with a trembling voice. "What happened?"

Elena. Again. Elena happened. Everyone did everything for her and she didn't care if people died. She was now killing them herself.

Everything went black as anger took over her. She couldn't see anything or feel anything else than rage. The windows, the glasses, the mirrors, even the lightbulbs, all exploded one after the other. She wasn't conscious of it nor could she hear Elijah calling her name.

"Julie stop! Come back!" he yelled but he couldn't reach her. That was it. Darkness. It was so easy to get lost. "Julie!" Finally, she gasped out of it. "Hey," he whispered, taking her face in his hands. "Are you okay?"

"I'm sorry," she breathed out. "I don't know what happened," she cried.

Elena was always a trigger for her. She wanted nothing more than kill her for what she did to Elijah, and now Kol.

"I'm sorry," she repeated.

"It's okay," he said, hugging her. "It's okay."

Kol was the only person qualified enough they knew to help her control it. And now he was gone.

"She doesn't deserve the cure," she said. "She doesn't."

"Niklaus wants her to be human again," Elijah said. "He wants more hybrids."

"What are we gonna do?" she sobbed.

"About what?" he asked, wiping the tears of her cheeks with his thumbs.

"About Kol. He's dead!"

A tear fell down his cheek as he hugged her once more. He had already lost two brothers, how would he be able to convince his sister to stay immortal?