Worlds Apart (Sequel to Different Worlds)

Worried

Your POV:

Being back in Los Angeles was weird. 

I was back in my bed. I could sleep when I wanted and wasn't woken up by explosions in the distance.

That didn't mean I slept though.

It's hard to adjust back to this life. All I think about is Marshal and Acosta.

Their families.

I could've done more.

Mal's POV:

"Yes, Kelley we'll pick you up tomorrow." 

"You better! I need to see her."

"Kelley I'm almost home. We will pick you up and you can hug her and tell her all about how much you missed her. Ok?"

"Fine. I wish I was coming now. I miss both of you."

"Miss you too, Kel."

I hung up and walked to the front door. "Babe! I'm home!"

The house was silent. 

"Babe?" I looked in the kitchen. "Y/N?" I looked in the basement, outback, and the whole first floor. 

Then I went upstairs. 

Our room.

Empty.

Bathroom.

Empty.

"Y/N? Please say something. Where are you?"

Spare room.

Nothing.

The whole house was empty. 

I pulled my phone out to call her. I heard her phone ring on the desk in the office. 

"Shit." I sighed. I called Christen.

Your POV:

I sat at the beach and watched the waves. It was peaceful. 

The sand. 

The water.

I needed this.

Mal's POV:

"I don't see her." Christen said as we drove around. 

"Wait. hold on." I said. "Stop the car." She did and I got out. "Y/N." She turned to me. I looked back to Christen and nodded then walked to Y/N. "What are you doing?"

"I couldn't be in the house." She said. "So I just left."

"I got home and you weren't answering I got worried."

"I'm sorry."

"Hey." I sat down next to her. "No apologizing. It's gonna be tough and sometimes you're just gonna have to leave and take a walk to relax. Next time just leave a note or something, ok? Or at least take your phone."

"Ok."

"Everything ok?" We turned to see Christen. 

"Press." Y/N smiled and got up.

"Hey, kid." Christen hugged her. "I am so happy you're ok."

"Well, not fully but I will be."

"Yeah, you will. We're all here to help so don't be afraid to ask." 

"Wanna go home or you wanna stay here a while longer?" 

"Let's go home."