What Happened to Goodbye? (Jack Gilinsky Fanfiction)

Chapter 16

I ran upstairs, desperately looking for a phone charger, because my phone obviously was dead.

It was now 2, and all the boys, besides jack, and emily were still downstairs. My mom ran out to the store with Tom to get cake mix or something, and all the other adults went home after I opened a few of my presents.

I haven't heard from or seen Jack, but it was whatever. I don't care.

Okay I do.

But whatever.

I bursted into my room, and was shocked at what I saw.

There, all over my bed and the floor were dozens of roses. Smack dab in the middle of my bed was a big white envelope with 'Andria' written on it.

I smiled and opened the envelope.

Alexandria-
meet me where we first met :)
love, jack

P.S- Did you seriously think I would leave you on your birthday??

I smiled. Of course Jack wouldn't leave me. Why did I doubt him for a second.

I grabbed my car keys and my dead phone, and ran downstairs.

I realized it was dead silent. Weird.

"Guys?" I called. No answer.

I ran outside, and saw that all their cars were gone. They left?

I didn't think too much of it and just climbed into my car, driving towards the mall, where I first met Jack.

I was there in fifteen short minutes. I parked my car, and ran towards the front entrance. I looked around, trying to remember where the department store where I met Jack was. Once inside, I went to the section where I met him.

I looked around, and saw no one except a petite brunette, who seemed to work there

"Um...Andria?" She asked me.

"Yes?" i replied, clearly confused.

The brunette grinned and handed me another envelope before walking away.

I opened it, and a starbucks gift card fell into my hands, with another note.

I think you know where to go next...

I smiled and ran out of the department store, near the starbucks. I, of course, didn't see Jack, but I decided to order a drink anyway.

"I'll have an iced coffee, please," I told the barista.

She nodded. "Can I get a name for that?"

"Andria," I replied.

The barista's face lit up. When she handed me my drink, another envelope was with it.

Where I asked you to be my girlfriend. And where we had that damn good chocolate cake.

I laughed. He's talking about that restaurant he took me too. Shit I don't know where that is. I do know, however, that the name was J'Adore. I could probably find that, with the help of my phone.

Geez he's really sending me on a wild goose chase here.

I ran out of the Starbucks, out of the mall entrance, and to my car.

Next stop, J'Adore Cafe.