Just Friends

Part 35

Next thing you know, you're in the plane with Niall, anticipating your arrival in Melbourne. As soon as the plane landed, you hurriedly picked your luggage up from the carriers above you. Niall groggily went up and helped you out.

"Thanks for an awesome week." You say as you and Niall made your way to the cab. "My pleasure babe. Mum and dad enjoyed meeting you." You can see Niall's genuine smile-the one that makes your heart melt. "I love them." You remember the times when Niall's mom is just so bubbly and giddy about you trying out some of their Irish dishes. She's just so cute. As you arrive back in your dorm, Niall helps you with your baggage. "No, it's okay babe," you say, "I can handle it from here. Go get your other stuff in your room and move your ass in with me." You smile. Niall insisted further, but you asked him to go. As soon as you open the door to your room, pink and lavender balloons were floating above you. Tied at the bottom are a mixture of letters and photos of you. You blink rapidly, thinking of what the occasion might be. Nothing. The biggest balloon carries a note. You pad towards the huge, pink balloon and untied the note from it. Niall appears at the back, holding a fresh bouquet of dandelions, sunflowers, and some other flowers you barely recognize. "Wha-, who?? How!?" You ask, a huge smile plastered across your face. Niall shrugs, "I asked Diana to help me out, gave her my spare key." He said, feeling proud of himself. "I just thought that maybe you should come home to this, you know... After that tiring flight." You ran towards him and hugged him in the tightest possible way, showering him with kisses afterwards. "Oh, Niall!!" You exclaimed, "you've already done so much. I don't deserve this." Niall shook his head lightly and cupped your face. "I love you, okay?" You smile widely, touching your nose to his. "I love you too." You say, and meant it. Niall closed what little distance that was left in between. You pushed the door closed and dragged Niall to your bed. What happened next was very, very blurry.