I woke up the next morning curled against Hunter's chest. My head was resting on his shoulder, and my hand rested over his heart. I shifted slightly and he cracked open his eyes.

"Morning, Sunshine," he stated, smiling at me. I returned the smile, staring at his cobalt eyes.

"Mernin'," I stated. He chuckled, pressing his lips to mine. I smiled when he pulled back, sitting up. He leaned back, resting on his elbows. I stood up, walking to the door. I walked that way, looking back at him before walking to my room. I changed and walked to my door, opening it. I looked up at Hunter, who smiled down towards me. I smiled back, and he kissed my forehead.

"So, where to today?" He asked. I shrugged.

"We need to get Justin on some sort of a schedule, maybe take him to town." He nodded, considering this.

"Let's do that, then," he said, and I smiled.

"Go get Justin and I'll go start the truck," I stated. He nodded, walking towards Justin's room. I walked to the elevator, going down to the garage before walking to my truck. I started it up, letting her idle before leaning my head against the back of the seat. I sighed, pressing the power button on the radio, letting the cab fill with the opening tones of Dancing Away With My Heart. I sang along until I heard the sound of the door opening and looked over at Hunter and Justin. Justin climbed into the back whilst Hunter swung into the passenger seat. I smiled at them before pulling out of my parking spot. As I got to the doors, I was instantly glad I'd worn my heavier jacket. The snowflakes skittered across my windshield, and I smiled at the sight. I was never really one for winter, but the snow always made it better. I heard the song abruptly change to Ain't Worth the Whiskey by Cole Swindell. I smiled, looking over at Hunter, who was retracting his hand from the radio. I smiled, mouthing the words.

'I don't care that you done me wrong, 'cause I've already moved on, ' I muttered. I drove to the mall, and Hunter glanced over at me. I smirked, parking the truck quickly.

"To help him settle in," I explained in a few short words. Hunter nodded slowly, and I smiled, sliding out of the truck. I heard Hunter's door shut and the two men met me by the tailgate. I inhaled deeply, taking in the scent of Chinese and pizza. I smiled faintly, knowing where I was going to make my first stop. As we walked inside, Hunter took my hand in his, running his thumb over my knuckles. I smiled at him, walking to the food court, where we stood in line at the Chinese restaurant.

After eating, we walked around the mall, just a group of friends hanging out. Hunter suggested that Justin get his ear pierced, as a sign of him becoming normal. The younger Line-surprisingly-agreed.

Needless to say, when we walked out of the mall, Justin had a white-gold hoop in his right earlobe.