Nobody Compares: Book Five Of One Direction Series (Liam Payne Fanfic)

In Love Above The City Lights

Liam's POV

We we’re able to make it. I drove away as fast I can before they could take more pictures of me and Tricia. I don’t want to ruin her personal life. Paparazzi’s could be sometimes stressful. I had the worst experience before and that is when Niall and Alexa’s relationship got torn apart because of wrong publicity story or whatever you call that. And I badly don’t want that Tricia would be called a whore or whatever because she is with me. To be exact, Tricia and I are just friends.

We we’re able to get through from the paparazzi’s. It really sucks that when you are enjoying your day, acting up as a normal person and not as Liam Payne of One Direction, paparazzi’s are just going to spoil that.

“Where are we going Liam?” Tricia asked.

“Somewhere where no one could find us,” He answered.

‘Where is that?” she asked.

“It’s my favorite place in the whole world. I bet you will love it,” I said.

“I’m excited,” She said. “Could it be that it’s cool?” she asked.

‘Hmm, it’s not cool really,” I said. “It’s silent,” I clarified.

“I love silent places,” She said with a very genuine smile.

“So am I,” I said. “It’s the best place where you could forget what your problem is,”

“I know right,” She said. “The very place you could unwind and let go of what you are thinking that could like, almost kill you,”

“And evening hours could make it more have the ‘silent’ mood,” I said. She smiled with a nod. I then stopped the car.

“Are we here already?” She asked.

“Yup,” I answered. “Wait up,” I added as I took the keys off from the ignition and climbed down from the car. I went around, opening Tricia’s door.

“The air is so cool,” She said as I closed the door. “I think we are somewhere that could see the overview of the city,” she added.

“How did you know?” I asked in wonder. She smiled to me.

“Jen sometimes bring me with her when she goes somewhere that could see the overview of the city. The wind becomes my clue in finding out that I am standing at a place where you could see the whole city.” She answered. “Are you here often Liam?”

“If I have the “alone” time, I am,” I answered and she nodded. She faced the direction where down below, the whole city could be seen.

“I think the direction I am facing is where the city could be seen,’ she said. I chuckled.

‘You’ve got it right Trish,” I said. “You’re a lot good than a normal person who could see,”

“I taught myself how to so that I won’t get lost when I’m out all alone,” She said. She then stood there in silence. She then spoke up after a few moments on. ‘Liam? What can you see?”

“Uhmmm, The city lights of course and the whole city,” I answered in wonder.

“For me, I see harmony,” She answered. I looked to her in awe. “The rustle of the dried leaves, the faint noise of the cars below and the gust of the wind and the birds chirping,”

“What do you mean?” I asked.

‘They’re like music. They are a harmony. They showed me, through my ears that harmony do exist even if you are blind,” She answered with a smile. How could this girl be so full of wisdom?