Vicki to calm down and tells her that everything will be fine. He then explains to Elena and tells her that Vicki has to feed on human blood otherwise she will die. Jeremy and Vicki are alone in his room but she runs away when she feels the need to bite him. Stefan says he can track her and leaves to find her. When it gets dark, Damon leaves the house and goes to Elena's house. He sees that she is afraid of him and he figures out that Stefan told her about them being vampires. He reassures her that he is not there to hurt her but he is looking for Stefan. Since Stefan is not there, he leaves asking Elena to tell Stefan that he is looking for him in case she sees him. Meanwhile, Logan uses the Gilbert watch as a compass searching for something. Stefan finds Vicki crying. She starts remembering things and now she knows what is happening to her. Stefan promises that he can help her but Logan arrives and shoots him with wooden bullets. Logan is about to stake Stefan but Vicki pushes him away and Damon gets there and kills Logan. He then takes the bullet out of Stefan and he notices that it is wooden and realizes that people know about them. He takes his ring back and Vicki feeds on Logan, completing the transition. Stefan returns to Elena, explains what happened and he apologizes for not being able to save Vicky. Elena promises that she will not tell anyone about him being a vampire but not wanting to deal with the drama, she breaks up with him and the episode ends with her crying inside her house. Featured music These songs can be heard on the episode "Lost Girls": "The Weight of the World" by Editors "Stood Up" by A Fine Frenzy "Fader" by The Temper Trap "Enjoy the Silence" by Anberlin "Down" by Jason Walker "21 Guns" by Green Day "The Weight of Us" by Sanders Bohlke Reception Ratings In its original American broadcast, "Lost Girls" was watched by 3.88 million, up by 0.36 from the previous episode. Reviews "Lost Girls" received positive reviews. Lauren Attaway from Star Pulse gave the episode a B+ rate saying that it excelled because the series reached to a turning point. Robin Franson Pruter from Forced Viewing rated the episode with 4/4 saying