Dani's POV
We didn't think this many would come to the house.
It started as two, but they all started calling one another and more and more came. Niall, Harry, and I managed to get James and Jace out if the house, but we couldn't leave.
The paparazzi didn't enter the house, or try too. We all closed the blinds and locked every window and door. We started cleaning the house super fast in case any of them made it in. We hid any proof of Narry and made sure everything was perfect.
We all just stayed in one room and waited there on our phones for a couple hours. Once a majority of them were gone, we checked on how many were left. Two were outside, and we saw James and Jace sneaking in my the back door.
I silently thanked God that they made it back okay. James was smirking at Jace the whole time, who had a deep red blush on his face.
I wanted to know what was going on, but decided against it right now. "Harry, did they get any pictures?" I ask coming into the room again.
Niall was sleeping on the bed and Harry was scrolling through his phone at the end of it. "I don't think so, if they did it wasn't of any of us. At least, only me and maybe you, but not Niall or the boys."
I was happy that Jace, James, and Niall weren't caught. If Niall and James were caught, then their would be more problems then them asking who Jace is. Harry and I both looked out the window and saw that one guy was now standing out there, and he didn't look like he was leaving any soon.
"Should we just answer any questions he has?" I offer to the curly haired lad.
"Let's answer as many ones that aren't about them and just us."
I nod my head at Harry as we tell the boys were we are going. We both change into different clothes and then walk out the door.
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Adopted by Kian Lawley and O2l
FanficDani and Jace are twin siblings who have been in the orphanage since they were 3. It's been 10 years and they're still not adopted. They thought they would never be adopted until three guys come to Delilah's Orphanage and their lives change forever.
