Until The Very End.

What Lies Underneath.

After our 'food fight' if that's what you want to call it, we got kicked upstairs by Millie and got told to take a shower. I got dragged by George towards the shower, still wearing our clothes.

"George what are you doing?" I giggled as I tried to run forward and pull away from his grip.

"Just stop talking" he laughed at me as he pulled me into the shower and closed the glass door.

"George you're insane!" I laughed as I ran my hands across my head, moving my hair from my face.

"Dee guess what" he said as he squinted from the water hitting his face.

"What?"

"Shower Party!" he said with an excited tone in his voice.

"You are unbelievable" I sighed shaking my head at him.

"I am not, I'm just great fun"

"You're a child George, nobody would believe you're 19"

Fred's POV

"Anything good on tv today?" I asked Millie who was sat on the sofa trying to find something on the tv to watch.

"No, it's all rubbish" she sighed and turned the tv off before tossing the remote to the other end of the sofa.

"What about a DVD? Mum gave me a bag full of Charlie's DVD's when we first moved in" I said to her as I grabbed a bag from underneath the bookshelf and handed it to her.

"Oh sick" she smiled as she took it from my hands and rummaged through it.

She dug through it for a few seconds before letting out a loud gasp "You have The Perks of Being a Wallflower?!"

"Is that good? Never seen it" I replied and put the bag away where it was before and sitting down beside her.

"Good? It's amazing, it's my favourite film" she giggled which genuinely made me so happy seeing her like this.

"Go put it on then" I smiled and pointed to the tv.

"Really?" she gasped and looked at me with love in her eyes.

"Of course" I smiled which made her even happier as she rushed over to put the disc in the tv, grabbing a blanket and running back over to me. She jumped into my arms which made me groan but I couldn't care less at this point. I had never seen this side of Millie before.

She sat beside me and layed her head on my shoulder as I draped the blanket over us.

We watched the entire film together, but I couldn't exactly pay attention to the film as much as I should have. I kept getting distracted by her every time time she laughed, spoke about something that was happening in the movie, and even when she cried. But I have to admit, from what I saw, it was a good movie.

"Millie? You alright?" I spoke up as soon as the credits rolled on the screen.

"You know what. Yeah actually, for the first time in a very, very long time. I'm genuinely alright"

"Good that's all we want. You've been through a lot" I smiled.