Y/n l/n is an attorney working at Andy barbers new law firm.
Can Andy learn to love again after a divorce?
(If you read my imagines book, this is a spin off from 'questioned'. It's not exactly the same but there are some aspects to it)
MATURE!
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{2 weeks later} 2am. Ringing.
I groggily turned my body and picked up my phone.
"Hello?" I asked, not looking at my phone.
Andy shifted beside me and wrapped his arm around my waist, but didn't say anything.
"Y/n." Jacob said. I heard him crying.
I sat up and Andy groaned.
"Hi buddy." I said. I brought my knees up. "Are you okay?"
"Are you at my dads house?" He asked.
"Yeah hun." I said.
"Is he sleeping?" He asked. I looked down at Andy who was probably half awake but not too awake.
"Yeah sweetie." I said. I heard him sniffling. "Do you want him?"
"No. No I called you because my mom just- she came home an hour ago super drunk. She came in and called me a murderer. She said that I need to live with my dad. She said she wants me out of here before the morning, so umm I'm walking around town." He said.
"Oh my god Jacob." I said. I put on my sweatshirt and got out of bed. I grabbed my purse with my lawyer ID in it.
"Honey?" Andy called.
"Hey I need to pick up Jacob. You have work tomorrow sleep." I said.
"What?" He asked, concerned.
"It's okay. He's five minutes out and you're not awake enough," I said.
"Shit." He said.
"I'll call you in a few minutes just wake up a bit and wait downstairs." I said.
I went back to Jacob on the phone.
"Where are you?" I asked him.
"Fourth street." He said. I ran down the stairs and didn't bother putting shoes on. The car was in the garage and it was spring. I just went out with socks.
"Okay I will literally be there in like five minutes." I said.
"Okay. Can I stay on the phone with you? I'm scared." He said. I put my phone down on my lap and backed out of the garage.
"Of course." I said.
"Okay." He said. I immediately sped up and drove quickly down to the street.
Two minutes later and a few stop signs blown through and I found him.
I found him on the sidewalk and pulled up and parked by him. He got in and hung up the phone.
He immediately engulfed me in a hug.
"Hey dear. It's okay." I said as he cried in me.
"She hit me." He whispered.
I pulled him back and looked into his teary eyes. I wiped away his tears.
