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4 | loren grace tomlinson ♡ pt. 1

Harry woke up early Saturday morning, Loren was crying, signaling she was hungry. She had different types of cries and Harry had grown accustom to what they all meant.

Harry stood up from his bed and went to pick Loren up. "Good morning, Princess." He smiled down at her, rocking her gently as he walked downstairs, going to the kitchen. When he got there, his mum handed Harry a bottle, already made.

"I figured you two would be up soon." Anne smiled at him. "I went ahead and made her a bottle." She said as she searched around through the cupboards, for a coffee cup he supposed. The kitchen smelled just like it.

Harry hadn't had anything with caffeine in it since before he knew he was pregnant with Loren. He mainly stuck to plain water now, if not, he was drinking flavored water.

Harry smiled at her. "Thanks, mum." He said thankfully. "Are you working today?" He asked as he looked her over.

"Yeah. Is Louis coming over today?" Anne asked as she got a coffee cup out of the cupboard, finally finding one. Harry made a mental note that he needed to do the dishes later.

"Yeah." Harry said softly as he started feeding Loren the bottle, Loren making a soft cooing noise before the bottle was in her mouth. Once it was, she kicked her feet excitedly.

"If you want, I can take off of work today and stay here with you two." Anne offered as she poured herself a cup of coffee. She was worried about Harry and Louis being alone together. Not because she thought anything bad of either of the boys, but there was always the possibility they would get in an argument and Louis would say hurtful things to Harry as he's done in the past. It wasn't anything new.

"No, mum. It's fine. I can handle Louis." Harry said softly as he looked down at Loren. "Is Robin working too?" He asked as he smiled down at his daughter, Loren looking right up at him with her large blue eyes.

"Mhm." She hummed as she started putting extra stuff in her coffee like she usually did. "Did you want to take a shower before I left? I'll look after Loren. I don't have to be at work for another hour." She offered and set her coffee cup down, already reaching for Loren.

"Sure." Harry smiled at her and then handed Loren over to her. "Thank you." He said before going back upstairs to his bathroom, quickly taking a shower. He didn't mind looking like crap in front of Louis, he just wanted to look like he had his life together for once.

Harry quickly dried off and changed into a pair of dark skinny jeans and a light purple colored jumper. After he was finished getting ready, drying his hair and all, he went back downstairs.

"You look great, honey." Anne smiled and kissed his cheek gently as she handed Loren back over to Harry.

"Have a good day at work." He smiled and she nodded her head, giving him a hug and leaving a kiss on Loren's forehead before she was headed towards the door, grabbing her coat just before she left.

"It's just you and me for a while, baby girl." Harry said to her and then scrunched up his nose. "Someone needs a diaper change." He said softly as she finished off her bottle. Harry set it down beside the sink and then went up to his room, lying a cloth over his shoulder, patting Loren's back a few times to burp her. She burped and a bit of spit up came up, but Harry wiped it off of her chin before it got on her anymore.

Harry reached beside his bed and grabbed a diaper and a box of wipes, lying Loren on his bed. Harry smiled down at her and she smiled back at him, letting out a high pitched giggle. "Someone's happy today." Harry said softly and then unbuttoned her onesie, changing her diaper fairly quick.

"What should you wear today?" Harry asked her, but it was more of a question to himself. Loren had a ton of clothes. Most of them were given to Harry whenever he had his baby shower, many rich people from his mum's work and from his family buying the little girl many clothes. Most of them were pretty high priced too. He was given clothes that didn't quite fit her yet, but he supposed that was a good thing.