Just a Fan (Niall Horan)

Chapter 1

Molly's POV

One Direction On the Road Again Tour Tickets, I typed into Google.

I clicked on the first link that popped up. I looked through the list until I spotted the tickets for the Walmart Amp in Rogers. (A/N: I know that they're not going to come to anywhere near Rogers, Arkansas, but, for the sake of the story, just go with it.) I quickly clicked on it and noticed that it was already sold out. "What? It can't be. They're not coming for another month."

"Who isn't?" My roommate, Kaitlyn, asked from her bed.

I sighed. "One Direction. They're concert isn't for another month and it's already sold out."

"Most girls bought their tickets when they first went on sale. You have to get them early."

"How could I be so stupid? I really wanted to go. I saved up like five hundred bucks for this."

"You saved up five hundred dollars?!" She asked, astonished. I nodded. "How?"

"I got a job. I work after my classes are done and on Saturdays."

"Where?"

"Harps."

"Do they have any openings?"

"I think so. Why?"

"I've been looking for a job near campus. Can you help me out and get me an application?"

"Anything for my bestie."

"Thanks." She came over and hugged me.

"Do you know how I can get tickets for my sister and I?"

"No, sorry."

I groaned and laid back on my bed. "Mary saved up money too. She's been working really hard all year. I don't know how I'm going to tell her that I couldn't get the tickets."

"Why don't you just do it quick, get it over with?"

I propped myself up on one elbow and looked at her. "Have you met my sister? It won't be that easy."

"How big of a fan is she?"

"Extreme directioner. It is basically her life. Every time I walk in her room, I hear One Direction coming from her iPod and she's always on Wattpad reading fan fictions. She'll be devastated."

"You'll find a way to get the tickets. I know you, you'll keep looking until you find them."

I stood up. "I'm going to go for a walk to clear my head, want to come?"

She shook her head. "Nah, I have some homework to get done."

I grabbed my phone and keys. "Kay, I'll be back in a little while. Don't do anything stupid while I'm gone." I pointed a finger at her.

"I can't promise anything."

I laughed as I walked out. I walked down the hall and through the lobby toward the exit. I walked out and to my car. I didn't just want to walk around the John Brown University campus, I wanted to walk around a park near downtown Siloam Springs. It wasn't very busy and it was where I liked to go to clear my mind.

I pulled into a parking space and climbed out of my car. I pulled at my shorts slightly to make sure that I was modest. I began walking around the park until I reached a bench. I took a seat and just thought about how I was going to get those concert tickets.

Soon, I felt someone sit down beside me. "What are you thinking about?" An Irish accent asked.

"How to get something special for my sister." I looked over at their covered face.