By J.J. Smith. The two teens who were missing for four days from Rockwall have returned home safely.

Rebekah “Bekah” Alexander, 15, a freshman at Rockwall High School, and Cameron Westmoreland, 16, a sophomore at Rockwall’s Heritage Christian Academy, ran away together shortly after midnight on Feb. 5 and had not been seen or heard from since.

According to Bekah’s mother, Paula Alexander, the couple traveled as far away as Denver CO but returned home safely last night.

Alexander posted the good news on her Facebook site and on a website they had created at: www.bekahandcameron.com.

No reason was given why they left.

Rockwall police had been called by the families to investigate and The National Center for Missing or Exploited Children has been following the case.

By PegasusNews.com. Two teens from Rockwall and Heath have been missing from the Dallas-Fort Worth area for nearly four days. Rebekah “Bekah” Alexander, 15, and Cameron Westmoreland, 16, are believed to have run away together shortly after midnight on Friday, February 5 and have been gone since.

The two have been dating for more than a year, and Bekah’s mom, Paula Alexander, says they were inseparable. “She wouldn’t leave anywhere without him,” she said. Bekah is a freshman at Rockwall-Heath High School and Cameron is a sophomore at Heritage Christian Academy.

The Alexander and Westmoreland families have launched a police search, missing children search, started a website, and have posted information on Facebook asking for anyone to report if they’ve seen Bekah and Cameron.

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