*Juliet's pov*
"Babe, wake up please." Someone whispered in my ear.
I opened my eyes and looked out the window. The sun hasn't come up yet.
I looked over to see Hayes at my side. He was wide awake and ready to go.
"Hayes whatever you want can it wait until after the sun is actually up?" I asked and he laughed.
"No, actually it can't. Get dressed please. We're going hiking." He said as he kissed me on the cheek and he left. I sat up on my bed to check my phone.
It was 5 am.
I groaned and got out of bed. I grabbed black leggings with a blue stripe running down the leg and a pink tank top. I put on a blue sports bra and put on my floral Nike running shoes.
I also grabbed my camera, maybe I'll see something cool along the way.
I put my hair up in a messy bun and walked downstairs.
"You look nice." Hayes smiled as he drank orange juice. I groaned.
Some of the guys were asleep on the couch.
"Hayes the guys aren't even up yet, do you really want to go hiking?" I said.
He grabbed his backpack. He started to write a note down as he talked.
"Where are we going, anyways?" I asked.
"It's a surprise." He smirked.
"Of course it is." I said and he grinned.
We walked out of the apartment and we hailed a taxi. I was actually surprised people still drove this early.
The taxi driver dropped us off at a trail and Hayes led me through the hike. The sun was barley up and I was already sweating.
"Hayes can we stop?" I said as I sat down on a rock.
"Sure. Do you want some water?" He said as he took out two bottles. I grabbed one and started drinking it.
"Slow down, we have to make it last for the rest of the trail." He said.
"How long is it?" I asked.
"Three or four miles." He said.
"That's not bad." I shrugged as we got up and kept walking.
The sun was hiding behind the horizon, making the black morning sky turn into a pretty red and orange color.
"The sunrise is so pretty." I smiled.
"Let's go, we have a few more steps." Hayes said as we started climbing some rocks. He grabbed my hand and helped me up.
A few more steps and I finally saw it.
It was the Hollywood sign.
It was perfect too, the way the sun bounced off the white letters.
I took a picture, Hayes was in it, but I didn't mind. It looked amazing.
We stood in front of the Y, and he got out a blanket from his backpack and set it down.
We laid there, cuddling, as the sun rose.
Hayes was watching me take pictures when he grabbed the camera and shot a picture of me looking at the sunrise.
He got out a lunch box and handed me a sandwich.
"You know we can't go hiking without a picnic after." He smiled as we ate our food.
