The Beginning • Book One • A Kit Harington Fanfiction

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Alice's P.O.V.

After a weekend of conversations with Kit and social appearances with him the press went crazy especially after not seeing or being related with him in over 3 years. This week away to Belfast was just what I needed. I had never been to Belfast before and I was keen to go and explore the history and the scenery of the city. And of course go and have a couple of party's. It was just me, Kailyn, Hannah and Meghan. A girls holiday if you will. When I planned the week out we decided that we would have a couple of days doing tours of the city and different attractions, I had designated a day to traveling up the coast to visit the Giant's Causeway. I had one gig at night that I had kept on the down low, only a couple of tickets had been sold during presale because I hadn't announced it on any social media, therefore only the crazy fans would be there that stalk my website 24/7. I still had about 90 tickets to sell so I announced it the day we left.

We arrived at the airport to a large crowd of screaming fans I stopped for a half hour to take photos and sign things for them, but then I had to get onto my flight. Me and the girls spent about an hour in duty free. I came out with 6 bags of goodies, I couldn't help myself. The flight was short me and the girls were causing a bit of a rucus on the plane, mainly because we couldn't stop laughing and the plane was teeny so it didn't leave much room for manoeuvering. When we arrived at Belfast City Airport we were greeted by a smaller group of fans, it was nice, they were lovely and I didn't feel like I was being rushed to talk to them all. I noticed a larger crowd of people standing behind them on the other side of the room I was wondering what was going on. Kailyn had the same look on her face but I had a feeling she knew what was going on.

"Hey,um, what's happening over there" I asked, shuffling over to her side.

"Remember when Kit told you he would see you when you got back?" She said, still staring off into the distance.

"Yeah?" I asked, not completely understanding what she was saying.

"I don't think you have to wait until you get back" she said pointing her finger towards the large group of people.

And there he was. Classic smile, messy hair, leather jacket, and he was looking right at me. I couldn't help but feel like I should just run over to him and hug him and never let go. But I couldn't. He smirked at me gave me a nod and moved on outside with his luggage, a trail of girls following him. I felt heartbroken.

"We should get going" Kailyn said, pulling my arm.

We arrived at the hotel we had booked the beds were massive and comfy, we all had a room to ourselves courtesy of the lovely receptionist that was my 'biggest fan'. As I was unpacking I heard the door open and looked around to see Kailyn, Hannah and Meghan all standing there, looking very dolled up.

"Yes?" I asked them.

"C'mon we are going out, you need to loosen up!" Meghan said pushing me towards my wardrobe.

"Already? We just got here!" I complained, all I wanted right now was a cup of tea, a good movie, and a Kit yo cuddle up to. Kailyn knew I hated seeing him and knowing that I wasn't and couldn't be with him.

"You need to have fun girl, you are always working! Let's paint the town red!" Kailyn said theatrically, I chuckled.

"Fine, just let me get dressed please!" I said rolling my eyes at all three of them. They were all as bad as each other.

"We'll be waiting" Hannah said as they all flopped onto my bed and gossiped.

I picked out a plain khaki playsuit from my wardrobe and paired it with a pair of black embroidered sequined heels. I two simple bracelet cuffs and wore an orange lipstick and some falsies. My hair was already curled and my makeup was already on so I didn't have to do much. I sprayed my perfume and packed my clutch. We made our way down into the hotel lobby where a taxi picked us up and took us to this really amazing looking nightclub. The only problem was the queue had about 300 people in it waiting to get in. It must have been a hotspot.