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Ashton: You woke up screaming, sitting up in bed with sudden realization that you were only in your room. Ashton sat up next to you, wrapping his arms around you after you woke him with your screaming. “It happened again. They took me away from you” you cried into Ashton’s chest. He rubbed your back, reassuring you that everything was gonna be okay. You laid back down, cuddling into his chest.
Calum: You swung your arm, trying to fight off the attacker behind you. Waking up, you heard Calum yell quietly, removing his arm from around you. “(Y/N), what’s wrong?” he asked you. “Oh my god, Calum I’m so sorry!” You said, realizing that you had hit Calum in your sleep. “I was having a nightmare, somebody was behind me so I tried to hit them” you said, looking at your poor boyfriend who was tired and still quite confused. “Okay, well you’ve got a good arm” Calum said, wrapping his arms around you again, falling asleep in seconds.
Luke: “Luke? Luke where are you?” you said, looking around in the sea of people. Luke was completely missing. Panic washing over you, you started screaming his name. You were woke up by exactly who you were looking for. “What’s wrong? You were shouting my name and you woke me up” Luke asked, looking at you with concerned eyes. “I couldn’t find you, I thought you left me” you moved closer to Luke, hiding your head in the crook of his neck as he embraced you. “I won’t ever leave you, I promise” he whispered in your ear, running his fingers through your hair until you fell asleep again.
Michael: You sat up as soon as you woke up. Your whole body was shaking as you recalled your dream. You shook Michael gently, trying to wake him up. “Michael wake up, I had a night mare” you said, watching as he sleepily opened his eyes. “I was driving over a bridge and the bridge started to break and I started falling” you explained do him. Michael kissed your nose, “That won’t happen, I’ll always keep you safe”.
