MyStreet Boys Preferences and Imagines

You're Alone During A Hurricane

Specially suggested by @KittyWritezStuffz
Thank you for the suggestion! I usually do my requests in order but I absolutely had to write this when this was suggested last night. To those of you in Irma's path, please stay safe and my thoughts are with you 💕💕💕.

Garroth:

Garroth knew he shouldn't have left town, he knew he should've trusted that bad feeling in his gut as he drove down the road, he just knew it. Now you were alone in a hurricane and he couldn't do anything to help. He felt utterly helpless as he listened mindlessly to the portable radio in front of him, but deep down he knew you would be okay.

Laurance:

Laurance knew it was fruitless to try calling you, but he still tried. After the thirty seventh try he finally gave up, throwing his phone onto his hotel bed carelessly. He tried to sleep, but it was useless to try and sleep when rain was pounding on his window and his girlfriend could be in danger. Laurance had never been more worried in his life.

Dante:

Dante had never been so angry in his whole life. He was angry at the weather, Irma, and most of all, himself. He should have taken you with him, or at least stayed home so he could be with you. He nearly punched the wall of the hotel he was staying in when he found out he couldn't drive home in these conditions. He really hopes you're okay.

Travis:

Travis was so incredibly scared, for your safety and his own. This hurricane was unlike anything he's ever experienced, which wasn't saying much, but still. He alright on his part, having found shelter as soon as it began to pour, but his and everyone else's phones weren't getting any service so he had no way of contacting you. He prays that you're okay.

Zane:

The one time Zane goes out of town, and a hurricane comes through. As soon as he hears the worst part of it is at your home, he has an anxiety attack. He couldn't lose someone so precious to him, he just couldn't. He had no way of contacting you, the strong winds knocking over phone towers and telephone lines. That was the biggest attack he's ever had.

Aaron:

Aaron's pack literally had to restrain him from sprinting out into the rain. They all knew as soon he was given the chance he would be running, surfing, swimming, anything to get home to you. He just had to know you were safe. And that night, that night was the first time he'd cried in a long time. He hadn't felt so scared, angry, worried, anxious, in a while.

Please, please stay safe you guys 💕💕.

I love you all!

You're going to be okay, I promise.

~Alyssa