Heaven waits for no angels

AddiLynn's P.O.V

I woke up the next morning groggy and alone. To tired to care where Andy was, I stayed in bed. I looked around the room to notice things were missing from our well kept bedroom. The cherrywood red dresser drawers were all open and empty where Andy's clothes had once been placed.

The black glass night stand that had once supported Andy's current choice of reading book and night pills were gone. Empty and bare, I thought about how lovely a vase full of flowers would be in the center of that table. Red roses would be best.

The room was always dark, even when the sunshine had shone through from the windows. Everything in here was dark colors; Grey, red, black, a hint of white. Hundred shades each. To top it all off, I displayed my fifty shades of gray book I've never even began to read as a comical joke. Andy, of course, never got that joke.

I got up and decided to get dressed, only to realize that my clothes were missing as well. This was weird, where was Andy and why is everything missing? I walked out of our room and into the kitchen. Eleven forty-four the clock on our microwave had lite up in bright green digits as another minute passed by. I got my favorite mug and the peanut butter, then the hot chocolate packet.

As I ripped the hot chocolate packet and put it in my coffee mug, I heard a big thud and grumble from Andy. "Babe?" I called out for him, "What's going on?" I put my mug into the microwave, started it, and went in to the dinning hall to find Andy.

There, not only did I find Andy, but also three huge suit cases full of our clothes on the table, and a map of California. "Andy, are you leaving me or something?" I snickered at him. I watched as his muscular body lifted from it's seated position on the floor, and his sparkling blue eyes looked at me as if I was the only girl in the world.

"I'm taking you out!" He smiled at me. I wanted to feel excited, but something inside me just wouldn't let me. I had to remember I was pregnant with his child, and Andy probably had something wild and crazy planned for us. "Don't worry it's nothing crazy." He stated as I sighed in relief.

He must've read the look on my face and saw I was worried. Here is wither one, "Andy I get car sick easily." I almost whined. He sent the next twenty minutes explaining how important this was and that he would drive slow if he had to.
I nodded my head in agreement as Andy ordered me to finish packing my bag he already had started. Two hours later, we were out the door and Andy was driving me away to some unknown place. I could already tell, he was excited. Myself, on the other hand, still had no idea what we were doing or where we were going.

"You've never gotten car sick before?" Andy just now seemed to realized, he was right. I never got carsick, but morning sickness was already killing me, so I had to warn him somehow.

Morning sickness was a trick in its self, it was all the time. And it felt terrible, your stomach clutches and cramps in a sudden movement and it feels like you have been shot several times. Your first reaction could be to go lay down and take a pill like you would on your period, but this was much worse.

If you lay down, it gets worse. And if you don't make it to the bathroom in the next thirty seconds, everyone will see you vomit. Another myth I had found out, is that everyone seems to think that you only get in in the morning, or when you're just starting your pregnancy. Sadly, it lasts the whole way until the baby is born.

Suddenly, Andy took a very sharp turn and that was all it took for me to lose it. "Sorry babe!" I heard him say as I rolled down the window to vomit. Hearing my gagging, he looked over. "Woah, babe! You alright?" I had to tell him soon, this was getting out of hand.

"Fine, please just, how long will it take Til we're there?" I lost my train of thought several times. "We're actually here!" He smiled at me. I looked ahead to see through the wind shield instead of my side window. It was beautiful, La Jolla beach.


It's amazing beauty over powered me just by looking at it in the car. As we parked and got out, I ran to the beach and Andy, who I had left behind, quickly followed my lead. I felt the moistures of wet sand texture in between my toes and the wind in my hair. Everything felt like a breeze, literally.

Making our way down to the water, my giggles filled the air. "Lets swim!" Andy splashed me with cold sea waters. I screamed at the sudden discomfort and cold temperature. "You're a jerk Andrew Dennis!" I yelled and grabbed his hand, looking into the beautiful water that still, could not over power the beauty of his bright crystal blue eyes.

Momentarily, a neon orange appeared by my feet. "Andy look" I pointed down to it as he laughed. The bright orange fish were almost as beautiful as this beach which it lived. "Garibaldi Fish!" He smiled again at me, " They live in the jewel of San Diego." I looked up at him confused waiting for an explanation. "That's what they call the crescent shaped cove over there." He pointed it out to me. "But now you're here, so you're the real jewel of San Diego." I blushed at his compliment, I love him, unconditionally.

Notes

Sorry it's taking forever guys home work is a pain!