Driving sucks

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It was three hours into the drive and we had to stop for more gas. I went in and bought some snacks because the drive was making me hungry. I got in opening a bag of Dorito's and a Sprite. Derek got in taking some of my chips and drunk half of my drink.

" Derek Hale if you do that again I will beat you."

" Oh get over it."

He smiled and kissed me. I rolled my eyes and he said,

"Love you."

"Yeah whatever. "

He laughed.

We took off again. We went 4 hour's into the drive and had to stop for Ethan and Aiden. We filled up on gas and waited for the twins to come out. I looked at Derek and said,

" Do you want me to drive?"

" No I got it."

"But you look out of it."

" I'm sure."

" To bad I'm driving and you can rest for the rest of the three hours."

I got in the drivers seat. Derek got in and said,

" Really I can drive."

"Just sleep okay."

I leaned over a pecked his lips. I started the car and we continued driving until I seen the sign

'Welcome to Portland.'

I smiled and looked over at Derek who was still sleeping. I turned down the dirt road and pulled up to my old house.  I let all the bad memories go to the back of my head and woke up Derek.  Well tried because he wouldn't budge. I climbed over to the seat were he was and kissed him. I pulled away, but he pulled me back into him. He said,

" Why'd you stop?"

" I was trying to wake you up. Not make out in my car."

He grinned and opened his eyes completely.

" What time is it."

" 6:30p.m. "

I climbed back over to my seat and got out. I opened the trunk and grabbed my duffle bag and suitcase. I walked to the door unlocking it and text Stiles. I sat and text him for about two hours and the Derek grabbed my phone.

"Give it back."

" No because you won't stop texting Stiles. "

" He was just asking me about the drive."

"For two hours."

"Yeah."

" Ok well you still owe me for calling me a dog. "

" No I don't."

" Oh I think you do."

He threw me over his shoulder and ran upstairs.

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