One In a Million {Nash Grier & Cameron Dallas Fanfiction}

Chapter 13- Till the end

POV: Nash

"Leah?" I called through the hotel room, but it was no use. She wasn't there.

My heart started to pound nervously.

Maybe she found out before I got here and she left already?

Nope her bag is still here.

Maybe she went to eat?

I called down to the lobby and asked if they had seen a blonde girl leave the hotel.

"Yes sir, she left with a tall man with a blue shirt and black skinny jeans." The manager said simply.

Of course she did.

Cheating on me until the very end...

I walked back down the stairs and out to the parking lot to where I had parked the car and left Samantha waiting.

"That was fast..." She said suspiciously, narrowing her eyes when I got in the car.

"She wasn't there." I stated viciously. "The manager said she walked out with some dark haired dude wearing a blue shirt and black skinny jeans." I explained as I sat in the drivers seat. I didn't start the car or anything. I just sat there.

"That bitch." I raised my eyebrows surprised at Sam. She had said it with an anger that I should feel, not her. She smirked at me quickly before returning to an angry face.

Suddenly realization dawned on her. Then it turned to horror.

"Nash, you have to promise not to go all psyco, but just to let you know... Cameron has dark hair." She said nervously.

I looked at her angry. "Yeah so?" I asked harshly.

"Well he was also wearing blue and black today..." She said softly not wanting to meet my eyes.

My heart dropped into my stomach. "No fucking way. He wouldn't do that." I tried to reassure myself as more anger bubbled up into me.

"Nash, calm down." Sam put a hand on my arm.

"Get off me!" I yelled at her ripping my arm away from her. "It's your fault you know! If I hadn't been with you, I could've been with her making sure she didn't do this shit! And with my best friend..." I said trying my hardest not to scream, but the betrayal was just too much.

Sam was silent for a while. "Fine then. Don't bother ever speaking to me again then." She hissed as she opened the door and got out.

I almost called her back in.

This wasn't her fault.

Plus, we were nowhere near where she lived.

Oh well, this is her fault. If I didn't like her I could've just stayed with Leah, happy.

I started the car and reversed out of the parking space and drove out of the parking lot, not bothering to look at the red headed figure trudging along the road.

I will have to find them. I thought as I pulled out my phone to call Cameron.