The next morning Derek and I woke up early.
I took a shower while Derek made me breakfast.
I got out quickly and got dressed and ready.
I did all my last minute packing and rushed down stairs.
"You look pretty," Derek said.
"You can't see me,"
"So, I know you look pretty," he said facing me. "Nope, I was wrong. You look gorgeous,"
I smiled and kissed him.
We had breakfast together and I nearly cried.
"This is our last breakfast,"
"Alex,"
"That will be the last time you say 'Alex',"
"Alex, it's only for a week. I'll you every night,"
"Okay," I said pouting. "Why is work more important than me?"
"Don't say that. I already feel bad,"
"Whatever," I said finishing my orange juice.
There was a knock on the door and I rolled my eyes.
Finn.
Derek got up and answered it. "Hey," he said as Finn walked in.
"Morning. Ready Al?"
"Don't call me Al and one second," I said heading up stairs.
I grabbed my art supplies and headed back down stairs.
The guys had already put my things in the truck and were out side talking.
I joined them and gave Derek a big hug good bye.
"I'll miss you," I whispered.
"I will too, I'll call everyday,"
"You better,"
He kissed me goodbye and pulled away. "Have fun,"
"You too,"
I got into the passenger seat, next to Finn.
I sighed as he started up the car and back out of the drive way.
I waved bye to Derek and Finn tooted his horn, as his wave and drove way.
"I'm sad now," I mumbled.
"Don't be sad, you have me all to yourself,"
"Yay," I said sarcastically.
I picked up a magazine and flipped through it aimlessly, cutting of all conversation with Finn.
After an hour of driving I looked out the window.
A welcome to New Jersey sign passed by, I looked over at Finn who was nodding his head to the music.
"You're going the wrong way,"
"She specks," he smirked.
"You're-"
"I know, I'm getting gas,"
"In New Jersey?"
"It's cheaper here, don't worry my little cherry top, we'll get there,"
"Cherry top?"
"Yeah, sugar lips,"
I rolled my eyes. "Whatever you say dipshit,"
"Hey, that wasn't nice,"
"Whatever," I said closing my eyes.
I wanted this trip to be over quickly and painlessly.
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