I sat in the back of the car, feeling suffocated by the tension in the air. Jackson was focusing intently on the road while Bex was staring out the window deep in thought. Against my better judgement, I asked them where exactly we were going. Jackson laughed slightly in response,

"When Bex and I realized that things weren't going as planned, we decided to go against Senri's orders and get you out of there. My family has a summer home that they rarely use a few miles outside the city. They took off somewhere so I know they won't be there. We've just been waiting for the right time to leave with you. We were so sick of sharing you with the rest of them."

Jackson explained, his tone becoming sharp towards the end. I nodded slightly in understanding,

"We're gonna be happy, (Y/N). I promise. You won't have to worry about anything ever again."

Bex said in an attempt to comfort me, which didn't exactly work,

Yeah, nothing to worry about except being taken to an unknown location,

I thought to myself as we drove out of the city,

"Do you think Senri will find us?"

I asked, wanting to know just how much thought they put into this. Bex and Jackson exchanged glances before Bex responded,

"He doesn't know about this place, so it'll take a while for him to find us. Besides, they're all probably arguing about whose fault it is that we left and how to find us. March and Senri can never agree on anything, as you're probably aware. They'll be so busy arguing they won't figure it out."

Bex said while gazing out the window, his tone indicating the conversation was over. I glanced down at my phone and saw I didn't have a signal. Even if I wanted to contact the boys I couldn't. The only thing I could hope for is being able to convince them to go back. Not that I don't have faith that Senri, March, and Riki will find me, I just...well...okay maybe I don't exactly trust their ability to focus without getting into a fight. Especially March and Senri. March is a powder keg and those two are gonna spend more initial time arguing than they will finding me. 

Meanwhile, with the boys~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

"They did what?"

Senri said, errily calm as his gaze darkened on the violet-eyed teen before him,

"They took her. I'm not sure where. They were pretty pissed about your rules. I don't think they like the idea of sharing her anymore."

Riki explained while holding a cold-pack on his bruised jaw. March was fuming,

"What the fuck were they thinking? She isn't theirs! She's not an object that they can just run off with her. We have to do something!"

He spat with venom dripping from every word. Senri rolled his eyes at the fiery haired dancer,

"What do you suggest? We call the police? The last thing we need is the police poking around our lives, especially after what we did."

Senri stated, thinking back to Rika's murder. He didn't regret what they had done, but that didn't mean he wanted the deed made any more public than it already was and her certainly didn't want his role in the murder publicized. If any of them were found out they were all done for and he knew it,

"We need to think rationally, Jackson and Bex obviously has a plan. We need to figure out what-"

Senri stopped, being cut off by his phone buzzing. He glanced down at it and saw a text from (Y/N),

They planned this. Check their rooms. I'm okay (a/n: I changed this in the last chapter to set up what happens later.)

Senri smiled slightly, relieved to know that (Y/N) was all right,

"She just texted me. This was planned. She suggested we check their rooms."

He explained as he stood up and began walking to the stairs,

"I suggest no one tries to contact her, myself included. We don't know if they're watching her and if either of them think we know where they're going then they'll do something impulsive and rash. If they do it will only take us longer to find her."

He turned to Riki and March,

"We need to stay focused and calm."

He stated, looking directly at March,

"How can I stay calm when the girl I love is off with those two? She could be anywhere!"

March exclaimed in anger. Senri stalked over to him and stood directly in front of him, his honey eyes boring into March's orange ones,

"Listen! We need to stay focused and calm if we want to bring her home. Jackson and Bex had the element of surprise and therefor have a head-start on us. If we're going to find her we need to figure out where they would go. We know they can't leave the country because they don't have passports. The only thing we can hope for is finding something in their rooms, which is why you will search Bex's room, I will search Jackson's, and Riki will look up online if either family owns property within driving distance. Do I make myself clear?"

Senri fumed at March, eyes burning with an emotion neither he nor Riki had ever seen in Senri before: distress,

"You're really worried about her, aren't you?"

Riki said quietly. Senri turned to him and exhaled slowly,

"I...in my whole life there have only been two people I've ever loved. One was my mother. The other is (Y/N)."

Senri admitted in a rare show of vulnerability,

"I am aware that I have deceived her about a great many things. My intentions, my "sister", my friendship, but that does not mean the way I feel about her is part of that deception. It might be the only genuine thing between us."

The amber haired teen said, his eyes brimming with emotion as he went to the stairs,

"We all have a job to do to find her. Let's bring her home."

He said quietly before ascending the stairs to Jackson's room. When he entered, he noticed nothing particularly out of the ordinary. He looked on Jackson's bed and under it before moving to his computer, which was password protected,

"Great."

The honor student mumbled, taking a step back to look around the azure haired teen's room. Knowing Bex it wasn't anything complicated, but it would've had meaning to him. Going over to the bookshelves, Senri began looking at the various titles to try and glean a clue as to what the password would be. None of the books struck him as particularly odd. Jackson had a large collection of fictional novels, making Senri recall a comment Bex had made to him,

"Sometimes I wished I could just fly away to a different land, away from the responsibilities and the problems I had at home."

Senri thought on the comment for a moment,

"He could've had a particular story in mind."

He thought aloud, but after several minutes of thought Senri still could not figure out what story Jackson wanted to live in,

"Goddammit."

He hissed under his breath. Senri hated this.

 Hated being bested.

Hated being beaten.

Hated feeling helpless.

Just like he felt when his mother died.

"No. No! I will not it happen again. I will not allow her to be taken from me. I'll lock her in this house if I have to, they will not take her from me."

He said to himself, conviction and determination in his voice as he looked back at the books Jackson had. There was only one book that looked like it had been removed on a regular basis,

"Peter Pan."

Senri mumbled as he took the book off the shelf, opening it up to see a Bex' handwriting on the back of the front cover,

"Where my Darling and I will go."

Senri read the small sentence out loud, thinking for only a moment before returning the book to the shelf and going back to the computer,

"Neverland."

He said as he typed it in the text box, smirking when it was accepted,

"Not clever enough, Jackson."

He said wickedly before going to check his search history, which had been cleared. He did, however, find a folder on the desktop labelled "Journal". Senri opened it and went to the most recent entry,

"Bex has it all planned out. We're going to take (Y/N) out of here. We don't want to share her with the others. I'll share with Bex, I trust him. He can be in our Neverland. He was trying to find a place to go where we won't be found. I suggested my family's summer home a few miles out from the city. It's nice and quiet, plus our phones won't have a signal so no one can disturb us. I think we'll be happy there. I wonder if (Y/N) will like our private beach? I bet she'd look so beautiful in the sunlight."

Senri felt a surge of emotions bubble up in his chest.

Anger.

Fury.

Worry.

Pain.

How dare they. How dare they. Plotting behind his back? Oh no no no, this would not be tolerated,

"I will find you, (Y/N). Once you're home, they will pay for their insolence."

He whispered, a dangerous glint in his eye as he went downstairs,

"I know where she is."

He announced to the other teens in the house,

"Jackson's family has a summer home a few miles outside the city with a private beach. Look for any property his family owns."

He told Riki, who nodded as he began his search. Senri turned to March,

"Bex was the mastermind behind this. We'll deal with them once (Y/N) is back with us. Did you find anything in his room?"

Senri asked the dancer, who shook his head,

"Not really. His room was clean. Nothing incriminating. How'd you'd find out about Jackson?"

March asked the academic,

"he kept a journal on his computer. The only reason he agreed appeared to be that he trusted Bex enough to share (Y/N) with him."

Senri explained, making March's jaw twitch in anger,

"Found it!"

Riki exclaimed, showing them a picture of the house and the address before taking a screenshot,

"Alright. Let's go get them."

Senri stated with determination as they followed him out of the house and into the car. Senri drove while Riki took the passenger seat, March sitting in the back,

"What are we gonna do when we get there? What if they don't want to give her back to us?"

Riki asked Senri, who thought for a moment,

"We'll make them see reason. We have to. For her sake."

He replied, pausing before he continued,

"Make no mistake, they will pay for what they've done, but we need to be careful how we go about this. I don't want to fight them, but if it comes to that, I will not allow them to keep her."

Senri concluded. Riki nodded in understanding,

"I guess we just have to hope that she'll be on our side. If anyone can talk them out of this, it's her."

Riki said, looking out the window as he thought about (Y/N). He'd be lying if he said he wasn't worried about her. He knew they'd never hurt her, but he was still concerned. Was she scared? Was she angry at him? Did she blame him for letting them take her away? Did she hate him for being weak? 

All these questions buzzed around in Riki's head, although one question that was once buried was beginning to surface,

What do we do if she doesn't want to come home?

Hi guys! It felt really good to put up a new chapter. I hope you like it! I know it wasn't really focused on (Y/N), but I thought it was important to get a glimpse into what the guys were thinking and feeling. Let me know if you want more third person perspectives for the guys! They're fun to write. Also I was thinking of making a playlist for this book so let me know if that's something you'd like! I was thinking of having songs for the book in general and then  one to three to act as a theme for each character. If you have suggestions let me know below! I love you guys! <3

Overall plot

Senri

Riki

Bex

Jackson

March

(Y/N)