𝗮𝗱𝗮𝗺 𝗯𝗮𝗻𝗸𝘀 ➪𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙜𝙞𝙧𝙡 𝙖𝙘𝙧𝙤𝙨𝙨 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙨𝙩𝙧𝙚𝙚𝙩 [𝙗. 2]

"You ready now?"

~ Time skip ~

Y/n's POV

Beep. Beep. Beep. I woke up and turned off my alarm. I looked to Adam beside me still asleep. He stayed here last night since his dad wasn't gonna be able to take him to the conference/welcoming thing at Eden Hall. I can't believe we were going there today and school started tomorrow, it seemed like we just got the letters in the mail. Only Jesse, and Dean weren't gonna be there, which really sucked. I didn't ponder that too much and looked to Adam. I shook him a little roughly, cause otherwise he won't wake up.

"Adam get up." I said still shaking him awake. He twitched a little, but nothing else.

"Cmon Banks you have to get up." I said.

"Why, it's not til 4." He mumbled.

"Well it's already 11, so in roughly 4 hours we'll have to head over there." I said. There wasn't anything til he reached out pushing me over a little. Obviously not in a mean way, but it's not like he's gonna get away with it that easy. I grabbed the pillow I was laying on and whacked him in head. He just covered his face. I hit him with it a few more times making him half to move.

"What did I do to you." He asked practically still asleep.

"Nothing, I just need to get you up." I said. He looked at me with the side eye. I tried not to laugh cause that would just make him mad. He laid there for a second just rubbing his eyes to wake up. After what had to be at least 5 minutes he started getting out of bed.

"Finally." I said. He just sleepily flipped me off. Usually he was up before me, but last night he stayed up for a while finishing a movie, while I fell asleep earlier in the movie. He walked out of the room and went to either the bathroom or downstairs. I went downstairs and flopped down on the couch beside Georgia.

"Hey." She said looking at me.

"Hey." I responded a little confused.

"Can't believe you're leaving me tomorrow, just leaving me in the dust." She said dramatically.

"Aren't you leaving in like 2 days..?" I asked.

"Yes but that's not the point." Georgia said.

"Then what's the point." I said.

"That's you're leaving me!" Georgia said.

"I'm not leaving you, I'm going to school, sadly." I said.

"You could just go with me and go to school in Tennessee." Georgia offered.

"Ain't a chance, I have gotten too used to weather here, I'm not going to live down south for a while." I said.

"You'd fit right in, you're accents still there." Georgia said.

"Well of course I'd fit in, every southern state is practically the same with small variations. And I do not have an accent." I said.

"Yes you do, like it's obvious you weren't raised around here- Adam she has an accent right?" Georgia said when he appeared walking down the stairs.