Faster Car

How does it rain in Idaho?

Before I start this chapter I just wanna say... THANK YOU FOR OVER 2,000 READS IN ALL!!! And also thanks, to all of you who have been reading since the beginning, because... WE JUST MADE IT TO CHAPTER 20 OF THE BOOK!!! Again a huge thanks to everyone reading getting me to this point. I never thought pllI would see the day! Without further ado, let's start!

Bridgette's POV:

We all pack our things and load back into the bus ready to head out to Idaho. I look up to the sky and see that it is turning from it's beautiful blue to a grey.

"Um Geoff. Are you sure we shouldn't stay here for one more day? It looks like the storm mentioned in the news might happen."

"Relax, babe. We'll be fine. Plus you know that I always have a back-up plan for emergencies."

I smile and kiss his cheek.

"You always think ahead."

We start driving and my smile goes back to a neutral face as I look back up to see it's grey-er in the direction we were heading. As I settle back into my seat I look down and start to twiddle my fingers.

"what's wrong Bridgette? Normally when we leave you're so excited," Gwen said looking over from her sketch book.

"I don't know. I guess I'm just getting a bad feeling from that storm cloud."

We pass by the 'Leaving California' sign and I sigh.

"But I guess we can't turn back now."

She puts her hand on my back and rubs it as I continue looking down, twiddling my fingers faster out of stress.

Alejandro's POV:

I sit next to Heather, as she slept on my shoulder. She felt so weight-less. Like a feather. I laugh a little, but only loud enough for me to hear, yet somehow it was able to wake her up.

"What are you laughing at," She said already upset with me.

"Nothing chica," I say smiling, hoping she doesn't see through my lie. Thankfully, she shrugged and went back to sleep. I let out a sigh of relief before seeing Bridgette get up and walk over to Geoff.

"Are you sure we shouldn't pull over? Those storm clouds look pretty bad," Bridgette said now getting really nervous.

"Nah babe. We'll be fine. I'm sure of it."

"Promise?"

"Cross my heart."

"Yeah Geoff, you can't really swear that the storm won't happen, in fact, I just got a weather report telling people to get off the road," Courtney said looking up from her phone to them. Bridgette put her hands on her hips and gives Geoff a scowl. "Why do you think there are no other cars on the high way?"

I look out the window and, to no one's surprise, she was right. Other than an old lousy truck we were the only ones.

"Fine. I have a friend named Levi and he's out of town. He said if I ever needed he hid the key under the door mat. His house isn't too far away so-."

She snatches Geoff's phone and starts typing like her life depends on it to get directions to the house.

After a couple of minutes she yells, "Found it!"

He quickly switches lanes and we get off the high way.

"Okay now it says take a left. Then go straight two blocks and on the third turn right and it'll be on the corner of the right side."

He follows all the directions and we pull up in front of a big, modern house.

"It doesn't look like it's gonna storm anymore. Maybe it was just a little-"