Destiny

Chapter 49

Danni's POV

I woke up to what seemed like arguing coming from downstairs, intriguing me into what was happening. I pushed myself up and out of bed, checking the time and realising I had over slept by a couple of hours.

I brushed my hair, applied some light makeup and threw on some casual clothes before going downstairs to see what was going on - not knowing what to expect.

I pushed open the lounge door and stepped inside, Luke following me shortly after and collapsing onto the sofa beside Ruby. I took a seat beside Beau, causing him to flash a smile at me.

"I guess I've missed something?" I said quietly, growing worried of what could've happened.

"Yeah..." Beau began, scratching the back of his head as he seemed lost for words. "Kiana and Luke broke up, I think Ruby and Luke are back together and Kiana is going back to LA with Lucy. Oh and something about cheating, I'm not really too sure." Beau said in a whisper to me so no one else could hear.

I looked over to Luke and Ruby who seemed to be in some kind of deep conversation. Before I knew it I had to stop myself from grinning, thinking about the fact that maybe things could go back to how they were when we first met the guys.

After not long Lucy came into the room, Kiana behind her but choosing to stay in the hall which was understandable. "Do you two fancy coming to the airport to say goodbye to us with Skip?" She directed at Beau and I.

"Can I come?" Luke piped up from behind her.

"I think you've done enough thanks." She paused, glaring at him. "Ready to go?" She smiled back at us, not really giving us a choice.

We nodded and stood up, following her out of the room as I gave Luke a pitiful smile, he really wasn't looking his best. We climbed into the taxi - Daniel seeming a bit more quiet than usual but I hoped that would change after a few hours.

"I have to admit, I'm jealous of all of the sun you'll be getting out in LA." I laughed, breaking the awkward silence that filled the car.

"That's true, it's getting so fucking cold here!" Lucy laughed.

"Now I'm alone in the coldness, what if I get pneumonia?!" Daniel whined, making Beau and I chuckle.

"You're a big boy I'm sure you can manage." Lucy returned with a smile, making him shut up.

We arrived at the airport and followed them inside, waiting with them to say our goodbyes before it was time for them to leave and go through security. I approached Kiana, taking her into a hug as the other two boys stayed with Lucy.

"Danni, I need to ask you to do something for me." Kiana said timidly.

"Sure?" I replied, confused.

"I need you to tell Luke that I still love him, and make sure Ruby knows too. Even though he hurt me I'm still immensely in love with him." She said seriously. "He just needs to know that even though he broke me, I still love him and I always will." She continued, almost emotionless.

I nodded, not really wanting to pass on this message for her as it wasn't exactly something I could just slip into a conversation with them.

"Well, we better go now." She smiled, leading me over to where the others were. I gave them both one last hug before we went out separate ways.

"Now promise not to keep us up for hours with your crying tonight?" Beau said to Daniel, making my chuckle as Daniel hit him.

"I won't cry you dick." He smirked.

We caught a taxi outside of the airport and drove back to the apartment, my stomach aching from nerves as I tried to decide how to pass on Kiana's message to Luke and Ruby. We arrived at the door and James let us in, taking Daniel into a hug as he still seemed a bit down.

I walked into the living room where the others were sat and talking, everyone seemed so genuinely happy - the first time I had seen this in months. I darted my eyes over to Luke and Ruby who were wrapped around one another, both laughing and smiling. They seemed so happy, I couldn't ruin that by telling them what Kiana had said to me.

"Everything's perfect again, just like I promised you." Beau whispered behind me, surprising me a little as he snaked his arms around my waist. He really was right, I could finally believe things would go back to how they used to be.