Remember Me

Chapter 20

Hannah’s POV:

As I awoke the next morning, I felt the slight feeling of somebody wrapping their arms around my body, holding me as tight as possibly towards them. My first instinct and thought that popped into my head was that it was David. And just from that thought I felt a big smile begin to appear across my lips, from crease to crease, at the feeling of my back being pressed against that muscular torso in which he possesses.

But the longer I stayed in that exact same position, the clearer things began to get. Everything started making much more sense to me. As I remembered completely that I wasn’t with David, or in the same hotel room as him. Because the thoughts of the fight we had last night came flooding through my mind all at once. Causing me to remember all the smallest of details. From the start of the argument and to the moment I walked out. Walked out and went to… Ludy’s!

I slowly began turning my head at what I was feeling, somebody holding me. But as I went to do so I felt as that very same person press a soft kiss onto my neck and I felt myself beginning to panic. Deep down inside of me I knew exactly who this was. But I didn’t want to admit it to myself, no way. There was the smallest bit of hope inside of me that all of this was a dream or I was imagining things and it wasn’t actually happening.

Of course with the unfortunate state of bad luck which follows me everywhere I go, this of course wasn’t a dream and was in fact actually happening to me. As when I turned my head to look in the direction all of this was happening in there I saw him, Oscar. Sound asleep and away with the fairies, completely oblivious to what was happening around him as he slept like a baby.

The second I had taken this all in and got away from the shock and freakiness of it all I pulled away fast from Oscar, all the way to the other side of the bed. But as I did this I realised that Ludy was nowhere to be seen nor heard. She was gone. Not here in the bed or in the suite from what it seemed.

Ok now I really was confused. I don’t even remember falling asleep in this bed. The last thing which I can recall in my mind was knocking on the suite door and asking Ludy if I could stay here for tonight. Everything after that is a blur, like a hint of amnesia if I’m honest. What if Ludy has left the room because she saw Oscar and I in the same bed? Now that, that is something I will never be able to forgive myself for…

Shaking my head from all of the thoughts I was having, I was distracted by a sound coming from the corner of the room, the bathroom. It was the toilet flushing and before I had the time to comprehend in what was happening, in walked Ludy with a big smile upon her face. I felt as I breathed out a sigh of relief as I saw her. Thank god she wasn’t mad at me, that’s all I was really concentrating on.

“Oh look who’s decided to finally wake up.” She laughed as she walked towards the bed, sitting herself down on the edge. Her eyes averted from me and then to Oscar, shaking her head as she met with his face. “I guess I should wake him up really, I mean he isn’t going to make training and be ready in time for when David gets here is he?”

My mouth dropped as she spoke David’s name, feeling my entire body freeze at the thought of having to face him after last night. I was in no fit state to see him yet, especially with me being pregnant to top that all off. Oh, as if things couldn’t get any worse than they already were and this happens.

“Wait… David’s coming here?” I let out as I watched Ludy get up and walk around to the other side of the bed to wake Oscar, still not feeling entirely happy with him having to turn up here soon.

Ludy looked at me, slowly nodding her head as she shook Oscar to wake him up. “Well yeah, the two of them do have training soon.” I immediately face palmed after hearing that. Of course that was right, how could I be so stupid? “Oscar, Oscar wake up you have training soon.” I heard the softest of voices coming from Ludy beside me. But still I stayed in the exact same position as before, now pulling the cover over my face to hide the face I was portraying.