Celine
"I could go for some coffee." I yawned pulling into a parking spot.
"Mmm me too, some iced coffee." Harry agreed.
"No it's like sixty degrees out." I shook my head.
"I'm always up for iced coffee." He shrugged, getting out of his side. I twisted to look in the back and grabbed my purse. When I undid my seat belt, Harry opened my door for me.
"Thank you." I smiled, letting him pull me out. "As a true gentleman would." I said, walking passed as he shut my door. "Should we go into the coffee shop first?" I asked.
"Yeah." He said. "So you're still having some treatments done while you're home?" He asked.
"Yeah, if I want to get better I have to deal with it." I said, walking beside him. "You know I thought you were mad at me the other day." I laughed.
"Why would I be mad at you?" He questioned, looking down at me.
"I don't know, Niall said you were upset about something that happened on the carpet, before the show?" I didn't just want to tell him that I knew about it.
"Yeah." He cleared his throat.
I waited a moment, until he didn't continue.
"Was it Gigi?" I persisted casually.
"You heard?"
"I did." I said, letting him open the door to the shop and entered the darker room.
"It's fine, " He sighed. "It was just low."
I accepted that, and followed him to the counter, where we placed our orders. I walked over to the part of the counter where the drinks were served.
"I'm not the type of person that can unhear something said about me." I said leaning against the counter.
"Nobody can," He said, standing in front of me. "It's whether or not you choose to believe that statement."
I looked down from his face, watching his chest.
"I don't think I know how to ignore them yet."
"You'll learn."
"Did you?"
"I still am," He said, reaching his hand up to lift my chin. "It takes a lot out of you, but not nearly as much strength as if gives you."
"What Gigi did was childish." I told him.
"That's why I'm ignoring it." He said quietly, leaning forward to leave a kiss on my cheekbone. He grabbed my coffee that was ready first.
"I'll be right back." I said, clutching his wrist then walking out the front of the cafe. I jogged back to my car to check the lock. As I turned I saw Harry walking out, sunglasses back over his eyes, and running his hands through his hair. He looked sideways then met me where I was standing. "Let's go."
You'd think guys would hate shopping with a girl.
"I like this one, you could wear it just... out." Harry said, holding up a sun dress.
"I don't need any dresses," I sighed. "I need pants. Oh..." I said, picking up a black blazer. "I definitely need this." Harry took it from me to look at it and held it up. "Matching pants." I gasped, grabbing them. "Okay... where would I wear this?" I asked myself.
"Meeting." He shrugged, holding the pants for me.
"It's a little sexy for a meeting." I furrowed my eyebrows.
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Vogue.
FanfictionCeline Reid, one fourth of Vogue. Harry Styles, one fourth of One Direction. The two finding one another in need of a friend, someone to listen to their problems. They find more than an ear in each other, they find the other half of themselves.