scrapbook ☀ hood - 1D

29 - l.o.v.e.

Steven and Sariah were planned to stay for a while. I stayed up and caught up with them about everything. Calum came in and hung out for a while but he needed his sleep. He had a lot to do in the morning. I eventually got on the topic of the two of us and I told them everything that happened over the span of the tour.

I was happy to talk to Steven about his new school finally and how amazing of a program it was. He was learning so much and took on all new and different projects. He even planned to dye my hair some time. I trusted him so I agreed. Soon we fell asleep and before we new it we were leaving to New Jersey.

Steven and Sariah got to experience what it was like for me. For the most part my job was simple but while on duty it was so much time and effort on my part. I took amazing pictures for New Jersey. I was really proud of my work the three nights we stayed there.

Once finished in New Jersey, we left for Washington DC where my sister would meet up with us. That was exciting for me because I barley talk to her anymore. She was busy with school and I was busy with taking and editing photos. I somehow got the chance to talk to Ashton about how she was doing.

While on the plane, Calum sat across from her and Steven with Sariah on his right. We kept small talk going but Steven and Sariah seemed tired. Not that I wasn't, but Calum and I had gotten into our own conversation. I didn't really mind staying up to talk to him.

"So I heard you got flashed at the last show," I smirked.

"God, I was just walking across the stage, minding my own damned business when these three, not just one, but three girls lifted up their shirts. They weren't even wearing bras. Is that a normal thing?" Calum seemed more flustered than he should have been and it was cute. I couldn't help but giggle at his complaining.

"Not when you go to a concert," I assured him.

"It was like perfect timing too because as soon as I looked over there shirts were already half way up. It all happened so fast, I couldn't look away quick enough. I felt as though I violated them in some way," He huffed out a breath as he finished.

"It's not your fault, they were the ones who lifted their shirts up," My shrug felt as though it took more effort than usual. Calum chuckled and took a deep breath.

His eyes met mine as he said, "You always have a great way of looking at things."

"It's common sense," I threw my hand in the air and giggled again.

"I know, but not just that," He said. "I don't really know what I meant."

For some reason, heat went to my cheeks. I blushed for no reason. Calum just made me feel warm and I was so happy that there was no tention anymore. I couldn't help but smile at that fact and he seemed to notice.

"What?" He smiled at me.

"Nothing," I shook my head.

"Tell me!" He insisted.

"I'm just glad we're close again, that's all," I smiled lazily.

"Me too," He agreed.

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Washington DC, Philadelphia, and Detroit were a breeze. Each minute of those six days I spent it with Steven, Sariah, and the rest of the boys. We would ordered pizza just so it was like the old days. I stayed by Calum's side and my feelings grew more and more than before. Everything had been forgotten and the only thing that mattered to me now was the present. I was so happy I couldn't think straight.

After the show in Nashville, everyone wanted to go out for a drink or two. Braelin came along with us as we traveled to a bar where there was live entertainment and a dance floor. I wasn't surprised to hear that it was hard to not find a live band in a bar. We all took our seats in a large booth far off to the right of the stage where we wouldn't be noticed as much. I sat in between Calum and Harry. Next to Harry was Sariah. On the other side of Calum was Luke and then Steven. Braelin sat next to him and Ashton was on her right. We were in a horse-shoe shaped booth so we could all see each other easily.