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It was morning when Perrie woke up finding out that her girlfriend was missing. Jade left without a single note but Perrie assumed that she had an emergency at work.
Past dinner, when Perrie arrived from a heavy paper work to find that her girlfriend was still not home.
When it hit midnight, Jade hasn't come back yet and that's when Perrie started to worry more. She tried calling Jade for so many times but she could not be reached. Norma started to worry too as none of them knew where Jade could have went. They called everyone who knew Jade but said that they didn't see her nor hear anything from her.
Morning strikes again to receive no news from anyone. Leigh, Jesy, Alex and Andre arrived in her and Jade's apartment to help and find the missing brunette. Everyone was worried and tired but that didn't stop them from looking for their friend.
"Jade...where are you?" Leigh Anne mumbled to herself but everyone heard it. They all looked at her like as if they thought the same.
"What happened the night before she left, anyway?" asked Alex.
Perrie was quiet as she remembers what happened. She was just staring at an empty space, drained by her bad thoughts.
"Perrie?"
The blonde snapped out of her thoughts as she sighs. "We had an argument..."
Everyone stayed silent. They knew that. It was nothing new between the couple. They would have endless arguments due to Perrie's short tempered issues. On the other hand, Jade would always try to understand even if she's already hurting. That's how much she loved Perrie.
"Come on," Andre said standing up. "If we sit here and wait, we won't get anything. Let's try going to the places where Jade loves to go."
Everyone agreed and left.
One week later...
Perrie got out of bed after staring at the ceiling for god knows how long. She looked at herself in the mirror and swore she almost didn't recognize the reflection. The dark circles around her eyes and the puffy eyes she had made her look dead. Maybe that's what she actually feels inside.
One week has passed and Jade was still missing. They called the police but until now, they found nothing. Everyone was suffering. A day without Jade was like a year without rain. Everyone missed the enthusiastic brunette who brings joy to everyone.
The blonde started to regret everything. She knew she was the cause of Jade running away. She wasn't being the best for Jade; she didn't make her happy. All she did was to pour her stress out to her girlfriend, accused her for not what she was.
Perrie opened their front door, her eyes filled with darkness as she held on to the brunette's arm firmly.
"Perrie, you're hurting me," Jade said trying to get out of the blonde's grip.
