Moments - Larry Stylinson

Chapter 2 - Harry POV

I am so sorry, I had gone out with family for a short vacation and I forgot to update... Here's your next chapter... I'll do another update this week to make up for it

I sat on the train that would take me home, to Holmes Chapel. For me, Louis was always my home but if you made me name a place - it would be Holmes Chapel, more specifically the Golden Tri-house. Its name had been a mixture of golden trio and tree-house. We'd built and named the place when we were 6 and though the name seemed cringe-worthy now, we never had the heart to change it. I sat back in my seat recalling just why the clubhouse had been given that particular name. 

\FLASHBACK\

Harry had met Jessica when he was two - both were the same age, tiny tots who were still clumsy on their feet and who had the most adorable baby bubbly voices. When they met they clicked instantly and even at such a young age they formed a strong bond. They had met in daycare. Harry's dad had just left and his mum spent long hours working for the two of them to get by. Jessica on the other hand was here because her parents just couldn't bother to look after her. They cared for her but both were wrapped up in their respective jobs and both feared the possible hindrance their careers could face if they took a break for their only child. That's how the two kids met and that's where their friendship flourished. A year passed and the infants were now young children, filled with mischief and fun. The endless blabber and clumsiness, however, never left.

It was when they started school, that they found out that coincidentally they both were in the same class and it seemed as though fate pushed them to each other. It was on their first day of school when Harry and Jessica met a small shy boy with shocking ginger hair and though he was very different from the two bubbly kids, Harry and Jessica saw the scared boy and instantly befriended him. The boy's name was Ed Sheeran and the three children's parents cooed over how innocent and pure the three children's friendship was. Little did the parents know the trio (or at least two of them) would be best friends for life who as they grew up would be an absolute chaos to handle. But this was the first time they met and ever since they became inseparable.

As they grew up together through the early years of school, they became "the" group. They were kind, helpful and adored by teacher's and class mates alike. It was around that time the name 'Golden trio' came up. It was perfectly fitting. They had Harry Styles who was the equivalent of Harry Potter, Ed Sheeran who had Ron's humor and shocking red hair and then there was Jessica Williams. She was the perfect Hermione Granger. She had brown curly hair and dazzling brown eyes. However, that's where the similarities in looks ended. Jessica was gorgeous, with a lean body much unlike Hermione's curvy figure and Jessica had the world's brightest smile. In terms of personality, Jessica was a suitable Hermione Granger. She was kind and the brightest in her class. She was brave and defended herself against all the boys, never letting them put her down. Her two best friends were boys but she outmatched them when it came to strength. Jessica was mischievous much like Harry but she was the one who drew the line between fun and wrong.

So when the treehouse was made, it naturally got the name - the Golden Tri-House.  As the trio grew older, they were always loved. They were as close as friends got. They were their for each other through thick and thin. The boys were there when Jessica had her first period and she was their when the boys embarrassed themselves in public due to their first hard-ons. They were there for Harry when he struggled with his sexuality and they were the ones who helped Ed open up. They were everyone's friendship goals and more. 

The Golden Tri-House became the group's hide-out and it was the place they'd meet up and share their secrets - the place they'd hold each other when one was upset and the place they made countless memories. The walls only had photos of the three of them and the room had a few cozy lights, a small old TV and comfortable bean bags.