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I expected Calum to still be asleep in his sleeping bag when I woke up, but he wasn't. He wasn't even in the tent anymore. When I got outside, the sun was only beginning to rise, the sky still a mixture of purple and pink and the wind cool against my skin.
I was in the process of tugging my shoes on when I faintly heard singing from somewhere in the forest. I began walking towards the direction of what was obviously Calum's voice. With every step I took I heard the sound of leaves crunching under my feet. I kept following some sort of pathway on the forest ground, it wasn't long before I found Calum sat in the middle of a field of flowers that bloomed in different shapes, colors, and sizes.
It was absolutely breathtaking.
I watched for a moment, just taking the view in. I didn
