Baby blue (GeogeNotFound x OC)

Crying

The couples date went well as George walked her home before walking towards his own.

Dylan's mood was beyond the stars. She was ecstatic and couldn't contain her blush.

As she walked through the unlocked door her mood dropped from confused to horrified.

Her entire apartment was trashed. Glass was strewn everywhere, the tv was missing, and the entire China cabinet was bare.

Her first instinct was to check her savings then her streaming equipment as well as Finns belongings.

Her safe was fully there and locked safely with her money inside but her extra savings was gone from her dresser as well as some of her clothes.

Entering her streaming room she began to cry. Her duel monitors were gone, her speakers, PC, controllers, everything. Her entire desk was empty and depressing. Even her new gaming chair was gone.

She ran to Finns room in search of her mothers belongings. She didn't trust herself to keep track of them and kept them with Finn as he was trustworthy.

Looking under his bed she pulled out the small brown box. Her sobs became stronger as her mothers jewelry was missing and so was her wedding band.

Running down the steps and into the now pouring rain she called Finn.

He stated he would be there as soon as he could and for her to call a friend and stay there.

Instead of immediately calling somebody she sat and sobbed in the rain. Not caring if she got sick, not caring how crazy she looked, not even bothering the check her buzzing phone.

It was all gone...

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Dylan stepped back inside after her sob fest and fell into the couch not caring about soaking the fabric blanket draped across it.

Picking up her phone she called the one person she knew would come to her rescue.

Within 10 minutes George bursted through the door and ran to hug the soaking wet girl.

"Baby, baby it's ok." He reassured as Clay walked in.

"I contacted the police and they'll be here in a minute. Ok babe?"

She couldn't bother responding as he led her to the bathroom and ran a warm shower for her to get out of her freezing clothes. He helped her get her hoodie off before exiting and letting her have privacy.

Downstairs Clay was already talking to the police and George began to explain everything he could to them. They began looking around as Dylan exited the bathroom in shorts and a giant Moo Moo meadows hoodie.

Dylan softly told them what all was missing and which were the most valuable to her.

As they spoke of the mess and missing valuables they told Dylan to go ahead and go stay with the males downstairs for a few days before she'd be questioned again.

She grabbed her car keys and began driving to the boys house not saying a word.

When they entered Dylan began walking upstairs and heard George tell Clay to just give them a few moments alone.

She threw herself onto the bed before beginning to cry again. George sat next to her and rubbed her back before she cuddled into his side, sobbing.

"They took everything. Every memory of my mother. Those were the only things she left behind when she left." She sobbed harder.

"It's ok baby. It's ok, we'll get them back!" He was so hopeful for her and would do anything to stop her tears.

"I promise, we will get them back. Lay down baby. I'll make you some tea." He spoke before slowly laying her head down and walking back downstairs as Clay entered the room patting his shoulder as he left.

Clay gave the girl a hug. Her and Clay had become really close and she had been getting closer with their friend Nick recently also.

She hugged him tight.

"You're like my sister Dyl and I'll be damned if I let somebody steal from you and get away with it." He sounded angry and hurt from the incident. "We will find them and they'll have to deal with me, George, and Nick." He chuckled knowing well that Nick would most likely do the most damage.

George entered once again and sat her tea on the bedside table before joining their hug.

In that moment Dylan felt so safe. She was hopeful and positive that they would find the person who stole from her. She knew they would.

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