Hey hey hey! Had a day off today and a one hour delay tomorrow. So, how's life going? By the way this book is going under some major editing. I'm not going to stop writing it, I'm just going to be editing the story. Enjoy!

IMAGINE  YOURSELF...

  Finding enough energy to open your eyes. You smirked to yourself while turning in bed. Your small smile faded when you realized that your boyfriend wasn't in bed. You examined the space where he once was and pouted to yourself.

You threw your legs over the side of the bed determined to find him. You slowly walked down the steps to see him standing in the kitchen. He swayed slightly and slowly side to side.

You sighed whole walking over to his sleeping stance.

He was a sleep walker and a sleep talker. He often walked down the stairs or to the bathroom only for you to guide him back to bed. Although, you did like to speak to him while he was in his subconscious state. You could ask him serious questions without him having to think too much.

Lately, he's been very distant. You haven't really been talking as much or been going on dates. So, now, was the time to confront him.

You guided him to the table and sat him down in his chair. You couldn't help but giggle at his adorable bed head hair.

"(Boyfriend)," you said and he perked up a bit, "Why haven't you been spending time with me lately?"

There was no answer for a few moments making you think that he didn't hear you. You were about to ask again but he spoke.

"I'm worried." His voice was dazed and quiet. You raised an eyebrow knowing he couldn't see it.

"Why are you worried?"

Another long silence.

"I'm worried that she'll find someone better. She's just so beautiful, wonderful, happy, cute, magnificent and there are millions of other guys in the world that are much better and I know I'm not enough for her."

Your heart broke at his words. Him? Not good enough? That's impossible! You though. If anything, I'm not good enough for you.

But you kept those thoughts to yourself knowing very well that he would forget them. Instead, you slowly guided him back to bed.