One year.
It has been one year since I saw my brother.
Month One:
I started to fill the emptiness with the poster I got.
Month Two:
My loneliness increased but I was still holding on to the hope of him coming home.
Month Three:
I started getting obsessed with sleeping in his room and talking to the poster.
Month Four:
I would often yell at the poster to talk to me and I have lost three pounds since he left.
Month Five:
I ripped the poster off of the wall from frustration. I would wear his clothes too often and sit up in his room for hours.
Month Six:
I vowed never to forgive myself for ripping the poster off the wall. I have lost five pounds since he left.
Month Seven:
I got two hours of sleep each night at the most. I collected all of the pictures of Harry in the house and put them in his room.
Month Eight:
Mummy tried to send me to a therapist but they didn't help. I started obsessing over One Direction.
Month Nine:
My room was like a study of One Direction. Every inch of space was filled with pictures, personal information, song lyrics, and everything there is to know about One Direction.
Month Ten:
I start stalking Harry's twitter and instagram. I have lost eight pounds since he left.
Month Eleven:
It was Harry's birthday month. I wrote him a letter then ripped it up. I fell down the stairs just because I didn't have the energy to care.
Month Twelve:
We are moving. The house is nice and there is a forest in its backyard. I don't want to move. We would be leaving Harry's room behind. Harry wouldn't like that. He probably isn't even coming home for the move. I never even want to see him again. I have nothing to say. At least I don't have to worry about seeing him.
One year.
It has been one year since I saw my sister.
Month One:
I started getting worried about her welfare.
Month Two:
I would try to cancel shows because I couldn't find my voice.
Month Three:
I lost two pounds since I last saw her.
Month Four:
The lads are starting to get worried. They are asking me questions constantly.
Month Five:
I'm not all there. I stopped singing by accident at concerts because I would start thinking about her.
Month Six:
I have lost four pounds since I last saw her.
Month Seven:
I started to eat again.
Month Eight:
My anxiety stopped and I got my personality back.
Month Nine:
I started sleeping normally again.
Month Ten:
I stopped thinking of Violet.
Month Eleven:
It was my birth month. Mum and dad video chatted me. No communication with Violet.
Month Twelve:
I'm going home next month. We are moving and I'm nervous to see Violet.
I haven't talked to Violet in a year. What will she say? How has she been? Being her, I'm sure she is fine. She probably cried once and accepted that I had to leave. She is probably excited to see me and counting down the days. Eleven year olds can't have depression, right?
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The Rock In The Forest [Harry Styles]
FanficOnce his sister, Violet, is let into the world, nine year old Harry Styles has a whole new set of memories to complete with her. Yet, when he grows up and starts becoming famous, little Violet is lonely and has no one to be with. When the Styles fam...