One Direction One Shots

Zayn the Artist (1)

Zayn had always been a bit different from the other kids in school. He struggled to make friends and often found himself lost in his own thoughts. But there was one thing that always brought him joy - painting.

Despite his young age, Zayn was a remarkably talented artist. He had a gift for capturing the world around him in vivid detail, creating paintings that were so realistic they looked like photographs.

But no one knew about Zayn's talent. He kept his paintings hidden away in a room in his house, afraid to show them to anyone. He was worried that people would judge him or make fun of him for being different.

Zayn's life changed when he joined a band with some of his classmates. They had no idea about his talent for painting, but they quickly became close friends. They spent hours together, practicing and writing songs, and Zayn felt like he had finally found a place where he belonged.

One day, while they were hanging out at Zayn's house, the bandmates stumbled across the room filled with his paintings. They were amazed by what they saw, and they asked Zayn when he became so good at photography.

Zayn was taken aback by the question. He didn't know how to respond. He tried to tell them that he had painted the pictures, but they didn't believe him. They thought he was lying.

The situation quickly escalated into a fight. Zayn's bandmates accused him of being a fraud, of trying to deceive them. Zayn felt overwhelmed and confused. He didn't know how to explain himself, and he didn't know how to make them understand.

As the argument continued, Zayn began to feel a familiar sensation rising inside of him. It was an autism meltdown, something he had experienced many times before. His senses became overwhelmed, and he lost control of his body. He started to shake and cry, unable to communicate or process what was happening around him.

It was only when Zayn's mother came into the room that the situation was diffused. She explained to the bandmates about Zayn's autism and his talent for painting. She showed them some of his other artworks, and they were amazed by what they saw.

Slowly, Zayn's bandmates began to understand him better. They realized that his differences were what made him special, and they began to appreciate his talent as an artist. They apologized for their earlier accusations and promised to support him in any way they could.

For Zayn, it was a turning point in his life. He realized that he didn't need to hide who he was or what he loved. He could be himself, and people would accept him for who he was. And he continued to paint, creating beautiful, intricate works of art that captured the world around him in a way that no photograph ever could.

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