{CANCELLED} Why Don't We Go There (Larry AU)

Chapter One.

*Louis'POV*
I stood there, watching how the clock moved, until the class gladly finished. I picked my things up, and rushed out of class, trying to get to my car as soon as possible.

It was Phoebe and Daisy's birthday, so I had to be home before them. It was going to be a great surprise.

We had planned on going to Disney Land Paris, and the twins didn't know about it yet.

My parents have never had much money, but we all made an effort and tried to get that journey.

I parked my car in our parking lot, and turned the radio off. After getting out, I started walking home.
I checked my clock, and started rushing until I got to my bedroom.

There were plenty of balloons which I had to inflate before the girls arrived home. I also had to make some food, so I think there's no need on saying that my lungs were completely exhausted after finishing the first task.

I decided to make some hot ham and cheese sandwiches, and went to the nearest shop to get a few chips bags, and pop corn. The cake wasn't necessary, due to the fact that my parents were the ones who would get it.

It was half past eight, and all was ready when my sisters, Lottie and Fizzy entered home. We hugged and continued preparing the surprise.

There were three of us, so we could finish it quite quick. When it was all done, we sat on the sofa, and waited for our parents to come.

It didn't take long for them to arrive, and soon, we were all eating an incredible cake my parents had bought. It was chocolate and raspberry jam, our favourite.

-Lou, you have cake on your cheek!- Phoebe said, chuckling. Daisy turned and pointed at my face, so I just wiped a piece of paper to clean it.

I also got a bit of cream from the cake, and made their noses white. They started running after me, with my parents and sisters watching, until I suddenly stopped, and carried the twins in my arms.

Carefully, I tried to tickle them, without making any damage to our surrounding or letting them fall.

It was a fun night, and I think and hope that the twins had a good time soon.

A week later, after school, we got to the airport. Our holidays had arrived, and we were incredibly excited for the trip. We had never been abroad in family, so this was the first time, and hopefully, not the last one.

We entered the aeroplane, and I decided to sat with Daisy and Phoebe, who were quite scared, due to this being their first flight.

Me and the twins played card games, sang in low voices, and joked until we started landing to Paris' airport.

The sight became more and more amazing as you got closer to the country; lights of all colours and sizes could be seen from so far, that it made you feel happy with only this view. The movement of those shining spots made you see the citiy as if it was alive. Marvellous.

We landed, and as soon as we got out, we rented a car, and headed to the hotel we had chosen.

The twins and my mom fell asleep, and Lottie and Felicite were as worn out as I was, but I had selected the "I won't sleep until we get to our hotel" option.

1 hour later -time that seemed endless to me-, and we had finally arrived to the hotel we had reserved a few days ago.

And the views here were also beautiful. The famous Disney castle, stood there, with thousands of lights, and hundreds of colours, letting foreign people gaze at its beauty.

I heard a few "Aww"'s and "Oh My God"'s,before turning around and noticing the girls' staggered face. I smiled as their happiness filled every inch of our car.

It was truly awesome.

We entered our room, and even though our eyes would shut immediatly if we didn't go rapidly to bed, we observed the place, with amazed gazes in our faces.

It was really early, -or late, depends on what you think 3 am is-, so streets were empty, and we could see all the theme park perfectly. Lampposts lit up every inch of the street which could be seen from our room's balcony, and you could feel as if the place was neglected.

We soon fell asleep, but I woke up as quick as I went to bed.

It was our first day, and it's no need to say that I was greatly tired. But that wasn't an excuse to miss one of our family trips through the park.

Streets were now bustling, and I felt a bit overwhelmed, but decided to keep that information to myself. I had to have a great day. C'mon, it was the first time we got to travel all together, I had to enjoy it.

So basically, we explored Disneyland for a while, searching for places to eat, to buy some costumes for the girls, and a few rides to get on. It was a beautiful day, and had a lively atmosphere, so I held the twins' hand avoiding them to get lost in the crowd.

After a few hours, we entered a Disney shop, due to Phoebe and Daisy wanting some weird princess costumes the had seen inside. I waited oustide spotted a couple of famous Disney cartoons. They weren't close enough to distinguish which character each one was, but I focused in one.

I asumed it was Mickey, but that wasn't weird. I mean, the way he "stared" -it was very difficult to tell if he was looking at me, because, well, there was a huge mouse head blocking his glance- made me feel very browbeated, but I just couldn't move my eyes away.

Minutes passed, and we continued looking at eachother. Now I was sure he had looked at me, because none of us moved a single milimeter.

My parents finally got out of the shop, with both twins dressed as some princess who I can't really name, because they all look so similar...