Still Fallin (Hunter Hayes Fanfiction)

If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away...

As Hunter takes the coffee from my hand the door knocks once again, only when I opened it a small box sits in front of the door. A tiny box sat there on the floor with a small card in front of it, the card read: A guardian is watching over you, to see if you're still falling...

I opened the tiny box to find a necklace with angel wings as the pendant, I looked both ways down the hallway but not a single person in sight. I picked up the box and shut the door behind me, Hunter had laid back on the bed and half asleep drinking his coffee.

A single tear streamed down my cheek as I re-read the card over and over again, I wiped the tear away bringing no attention to myself and shoving the remained of my things into a duffel bag I had laying on the floor. As I slid into bed next to Hunter the guys began pounding on the door of my room, I shook Hunter's shoulders to wake him up but he only mumbled under his breathe.
"Hunter Easton Hayes! Get your butt up now!" I yelled, my voice cracking as I was about to start crying. All of these memories flooding back into my mind once again made me break down, I try my hardest to keep it all in but a tiny wimper makes itself out of my mouth.

"Kalista?!" Hunter arose from the bed as the wimper came out of my mouth, I held my head in my hands and looked away from Hunter. I wiped the tears from my face once again and straightened out my clothes. Looking back at Hunter with a small smile on my face..

"We should get going now, the boys are calling for us to hurry." I quietly say, holding his hand tightly and rubbing his thumb gently.
"I'm fine, don't worry about me sweetie. We have a road trip and a half ahead of us." I calmly continue standing up and grabbing my duffle up off the floor and slipping on my flats, opening the door quietly as others in the hotel were sleeping. Hunter grabbed my hand gently and helped me up onto the bus throwing my duffle onto a couch, after getting settled onto the bus and we got onto the highway and I slowly drifted into sleep next to Hunter. 

Hours later we eventually stopped in Austin, Texas for the night. The morning came faster than expected and we were back on the bus once again...