Is this true love? [Danny Worsnop fan fiction]

Cold November rain...

3 weeks later...

Danny hadn't left, he stayed with me longer to help me deal with everything, I had to pack everything up and sell most of it, I had to sell the house and move in with Danny in his house in Texas. Every thing was happening so fast. 

My mothers funeral was beautiful, many people gathered to remember her, I saw my nan again, I hadn't seen her since I was 10, she came to visit just after my dad had died too. 

I had no parents anymore, that was the hardest thing to think of, I know I never really saw her much or spoke to her, I was never close to her for some reason, but of course I loved her more than anything. Danny sang at the funeral, which brought everyone to tears, even himself. 

It was now coming towards the end of November, it was cold and raining all of the time now. 

I hadn't really fallen into a state of depression, I celebrated my mums life instead of being sad about it being all over, I fell into shock mainly, the fact I had nobody except Danny now to love me, everyone else had blocked me out, I was nothing to them all. Dean came to the funeral too, he'd met my mum several times when me and him dated, my mum really liked him, I don't think she'd have approved of me dating Danny though. 

Danny was being told he needed to hurry back so Asking Alexandria could finish off the tour, they had to get Austin Carlile from Of Mice & Men to cover for him for a while. 

Today was the day to leave Seattle, for the first time ever, I don't think I'd ever be coming back. My mum never got buried, she never liked the idea of being buried, she wanted her ashes to be scattered into the sea, so me and Danny did that. 

It was raining the day I was leaving, I hugged everyone I was still friends with, Danny held my hand as I looked up at the house which I had lived in all of my life, I was now leaving it all behind, no going back to it, ever. 

I turned and cried, Danny squeezed me and kissed my head, we then got into the truck and we started driving. 

Good-bye Seattle...