Willow
Your POV
Christmas time.
I dreaded it. Almost like the Grinch. My parents were annoying. My siblings were annoying. My cousins were annoying. My aunts were annoying. My uncles were annoying. Throw the whole damn family away. Always in my business. Always talking about me. "Why don't you have a girlfriend?" "Why don't you move back home?" Like they should really mind their own, private business.
"How do I get a girlfriend in less than twenty four hours?" I asked myself.
"I'll do it," my roommate, Willow, said spooking the hell out of me.
"Would you really?" I asked her.
"Yeah, but it's gonna cost you," she replied sitting on my bed.
"Cost what?"
"Buy me a new guitar," she replied.
"Sure, that's it? Gotta keep it up for at least three weeks," I asked.
"Not a big deal. Plus it's better to have someone that actually knows you instead of a random chick," she replied.
"Thanks, you don't know how much this means to me. You have to go pack though. I'll buy your ticket. We're leaving in the morning. Get some sleep as well," I said to her and she nodded.
"Good night, babe," she said jokingly as she left the room.
"Good night, Willow," I shouted. I paid for her ticket and went to bed myself. It felt like only slept for a few minutes. My alarm was blaring in my ear making me sit up. I rubbed my eyes and groaned. I went to go wake up Willow, but she was already awake. I got ready and waited for Willow to come downstairs.
"I'm ready," she said and I nodded grabbing her bags. My mom annoying had a driver waiting for us, but I had to go with it. I put the bags in the trunk and got in the car.
"So, your family got money money?" Willow said and I chuckled.
"Says the daughter of Will and Jada Smith," I replied and she laughed at me resting her head on my shoulder.
"Shut up," she mumbled.
"Your mom is going to be happy that you're finally bringing a girl home," the driver said and I chuckled.
"Maybe she'll finally learn how to mind her damn business," I replied.
"We both know that ain't happening," he replied and I laughed. He dropped us off at the airport and I got us checked in. We went through TSA which was annoying as hell. We got to our gate with an hour to spare, so I went to grab us something to eat.
"So you have to give me the run down on your family," Willow said to me and I sighed.
"They're all annoying, self centered assholes that always need to outdo one another," I replied sipping my coffee.
"All of them?" she asked and I nodded. I went in depth a little more on my family and told her basically everything she needed to know.
"So how long have we been dating?" Willow asked.
"A year and a half," I replied.
"Why weren't we there last Christmas?"
"We went in that trip with your family in the mountains."
"How'd we meet?" she asked.
"Met at one of your brother's concerts and went on a date a week afterwards."
"What do you think of my family?"
"I love them. Your dad is my favorite," I replied and she lightly hit me.
"What are the limitations to this?" she questioned.
"I don't really care, you?" I replied truthfully.
"None that I can think of at the moment. Do you wanna kiss for paparazzi?" she asked me.
"Sure, why not?" I replied. I pecked her lips and she smiled at me.
"Where exactly are we going?" she asked.
"Some cabin my parent rented out in the middle of Tennessee," I replied. She nodded before kissing me again.
"You tasted like coffee," she mumbled.
"I am drinking coffee right now, hun," I replied and she just giggled.
"You called me hun like an old lady," she replied.
"What do you want me call you?"
"It doesn't matter. Hun is very cute though," she replied.
"I liked being called baby, so I expect nothing less," I replied jokingly.
"Baby it is," she said to me. We got on our flight and Willow got the window seat because that's what she wanted. In the middle of the flight, she ended up getting sleepy. So, we switched spots and she laid on me with my blanket thrown over her. She held my hand as she slept for the remainder of the flight. Whenever we landed, I woke her up gently. She groaned, but still got up anyways. She grabbed her carry on and I grabbed mine. We got of our plane and went to pickup our luggage. As we waited for our luggage to come out, Willow leaned back against me because she was still tired.
"I am so sleepy," she replied and I chuckled.
"We can nap when we get to the cabin," I told her and she sighed. Our bags finally came around and we grabbed them. Instead of my mom getting another driver, we just had a truck there for us. One of my mom's workers gave me the key to the truck before leaving.
"Thank God, this has snow tires," I said and Willow shivered. I have her my other beanie that was in my backpack. She put it on before climbing into the truck. I put the bags in the back before getting in on the driver's side. I drove us up to the cabin to see that only my parents were there. Meaning Willow and I were the first ones, which meant I had to talk to them.
"So my parents are the only ones that are here," I told her as I parked the truck.
"You okay?" she questioned.
"Just a little nervous," I answered truthfully.
"Everything is gonna be fine," she said and I nodded. We got out things out of the truck and went into the house.
"Y/N, my baby," my mother said with a smile on her face. She hugged me and I just stood there.
"Hey, ma. This is my girlfriend, Willow. Willow, this is my mom," I said introduce the two. My mom looked shocked.
"It's lovely to meet you. Y/N has never brought anyone home and even after they said they were going to, I didn't really believe it. You are gorgeous," she replied and they shared a quick hug.
"It's nice to meet you as well," Willow said.
"I know you two had a long flight, so go take a nap. I'll wake you two up when everyone else arrives."
Part 2???