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Epilogue

"Have you seen my tie? I can't find it." Louis looked around the room in panic. He was already nearly running late.

"It's over here." Harry grabbed it from the chair that it had been resting on, making his way up to Louis.
"Thanks." Louis was about to take it, but Harry just put his hands to work, already placing the tie on its place.

Louis stared at Harry's face. He was concentrating on what he was doing, his brows drawn together.

"Don't be nervous. You always do good." Harry rearranged Louis' tie one last time, before he held his gaze.
"That can change. I need to impress those people as well as the property they are interested in. I don't want them to go look elsewhere." Louis rambled, obviously nervous.
"Lou... I am sure you impress all of them from the second they meet you. You are doing great in what you are doing. Don't worry about it. You will sell that mansion as well as all those properties before." Harry cupped his cheeks, smiling at him.
"Yeah, right." Louis nodded, believing in himself a little more.
"Yeah." Harry smiled before he leaned in to kiss Louis on the lips.

However it didn't go as planned when Louis deepened the kiss, his hands moving down to Harry's hips, giving them a squeeze.
Harry pulled away, knowing way too well where this could lead.
"Slow down, champion. Leave something for when you come home tonight." Harry chuckled, looking back into Louis' eyes.

Louis' heart rate picked up at the memory of Harry from the other night. He couldn't wait to take him apart on their bed, or anywhere else really.
"Okay." he hummed, not wanting to wait though.
"Okay. See you later." Harry gave him a peck before he stepped back.

Louis grabbed his stuff before he told Harry a goodbye as well. He left their shared flat, leaving Harry with blush on his cheeks and Louis on his mind.

Harry got ready to leave for work himself, preparing a coffee to go. He needed one to be able to survive everything or everyone really.

He was enjoying his coffee at his work desk, looking into his calendar when the door opened.
"Hello." someone greeted.
"Hello!" Harry put on a smile, approaching the mom and her child.
"Abby didn't want to come in today." the mom told Harry, glancing at her daughter. Harry crouched down, frowning.
"Why Abby? You would miss out on a lot of fun. We are gonna paint today. You like that, don't you?" Harry asked with a soft smile. The girl nodded in response.

"Okay. I am gonna pick her up after lunch today. We have an appointment... at the dentist." Abby's mom told Harry, whispering the last part.
"Okay, noted. I will make sure she is ready to go after lunch." Harry smiled at her.
"Okay. Thank you. Goodbye." Abby's mom left, so she turned towards Harry.
"So, since it's just you and me for now... Do you wanna play together?" Harry offered.
"Barbies?" the little girl pointed to the box filled with dolls.
"Sure, let's play Barbies." Harry chuckled, following her.

"So, as I said it's a really nice place for such a price. We don't offer anything similar to this. The garden is huge as well." Louis led the pair out into the garden.
"We could have the pool over there." the woman spoke to her husband.
"Yeah, that could work." he took a look around the garden.

"So, the price is definitely final?" the man asked, shifting his gaze to Louis.
"Yes, the price is set." Louis nodded, squeezing the papers in his hands.
"You can have some time to think it through of course. It's a big step to buy a new house." Louis reminded them once again.

"It's really good, Richard. I think we won't find a better mansion. Let's not let this opportunity just be taken from us by someone else." the woman wrapped her arm around her husband's arm.
"Alright." he nodded, his face as still as a stone.