"The Vampire" Diaries has taken on a lot of really complicated human-with-vampire interaction as the latest episode revealed that Stefan Salvatore had a baby with Valerie!
HollywoodLife.com shared that Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Valerie met when Lily (Elizabeth Blackmore) sent her kids to see Stefan in year 1863 to make sure that he was okay months after she had died. Valerie then took his V-card and was his first love.
Stefan did not know about Valerie's connection with Lily, and she did not tell him either. When Lily's boyfriend Julian found them together, he got pissed and took Valerie away. She then sent a note asking Stefan to run away with her but she did not showed when he went.
While Stefan assumed that she just stood him up, Julian actually stopped Valerie and beat her near to death which caused to killing Stefan's baby that was inside her stomach. She tried to kill herself when she woke up but Lily's blood had already entered into her system, and so she became the first heretic. Worse thing is, she never told Stefan about the pregnancy.
"I just spent the day reliving Stefan's first time. I really don't feel like talking about my dead mother with my hostage taker," were the only words which Caroline (Candice King) told Lily. Fortunately, she did get Lily to let her out and she went to Stefan. He then assured her that the past was the past.
Meanwhile, Damon (Ian Somerhalder), Bonnie (Kat Graham) and Alaric went on a hunt for Lily's other heretic named Oscar. He attempted to help Bonnie with the nightmares upon finding him. However, he quickly found out that it was the Phoenix Stone which gives her these nightmares and knocking her out for minutes at a time.
Basically, Oscar tried stealing it but was taken down. Damon then informed Lily she had him hostage and wanted Elena's body back in exchange.
However, Valerie showed up and captured him. She then killed him since he had found Julian, which was Lily's instructions, and she didn't want him back. Know more about the latest episode of "The Vampire Diaries" here.
