Hi guys! I'm very sorry I haven't updated in forever!! I've been meaning to but I've been really busy finishing up my senior year of high school and I did it! I GRADUATED LAST SUNDAY 6/11/17!
Riker's POV
When I heard them say that Rylex wouldn't be able to go with us I jumped up and started yelling. After my mom calmed me down Ryland sighs and says 'well the label said if you don't do it then R5 will be dropped" everyone's eyes widen at hearing that. We all look at each other and sigh "I guess we'll do it then" I say and get up going back to the stairs and into my room where my little girl is still sleeping. I lay back down with her and pull her into my arms "I'm so sorry babygirl" I whisper and kiss her head before falling back asleep for a few hours.
-2 hours later
-Rylex's POV
I wake up and look around me, I see I'm in daddy's bed but I don't see my daddy. I get up and check my phone, I groan when I see it's 8:30. I walk out of the room and downstairs, I walk quieter when I hear grandma Stormie say "how do you think Ry will react to the news?" I stop in my tracks and get confused. Then I hear grandpa Mark say "I don't know sweetheart, Riker needs to tell her soon" after that I walk downstairs and say "what does daddy need to tell me?" And right after I ask that daddy walks through the front door with my aunt and uncles. I look at him "daddy what do you need to tell me?" His face pales and Rydel leads the guys into the kitchen. My daddy sits on the couch "come sit down and I'll tell you babygirl" I cross my arms and shake my head "tell me now" he sighs and runs his hand through his blonde hair "fine, R5 has to go on tour for 6 years" I look at him confused "isn't that supposed to be a good thing daddy?" I ask. He shakes his head "the only problem is you and Ryland won't be able to go" as soon as I hear that I start busting out crying "w-what do you mean? You're leaving me for 6 years!" I yell and turn around running upstairs to my room slamming my door shut locking it throwing a picture frame against the door shattering the glass
