Distance||Calum Hood

twenty nine

*Katie's POV*

- Around 9 months later -

Boxes. Boxes everywhere. The only words I could use to describe the situation I was in.

I felt bad, Calum and the boys were doing all the heavy lifting while I stood at the front door, supervising.

Calum and I had now moved into our own new house, due to the baby and marriage uprising.

"That's the last of the things" The man from the moving van spoke, placing a single chair on the floor by the door.

"Thank you so much" I smiled to the man.

He closed the door behind him as he left and I looked around. Nothing was in the right place yet.

"Okay, the guys are here to move stuff where we want it and the girls are coming to help decorate" Calum said to me as I nodded.

"Thank you guys for helping out, it means a lot" I smiled as Calum put his arm around my waist.

"That small cabinet can go on the left here, just after the door" I began as Michael lifted it into place. It was the first piece of furniture that was now in place.

The house had a very modern feel to it. The stairs were ahead on the right as you walked in and there was a stretch of hallway that led to the main bit of the house.

Through the door frame was the livingroom and kitchen, all open plan.

I started to fill the kitchen cupboards on the left of the room as it was the only thing I was able to do.

"Do you think the couch looks good here?" Calum asked as he stood at the opposite side of the room.

"Yeah, that's good" I smiled, unwrapping a glass from old newspaper, "It's fine anywhere as long as it's not covering the door out to the garden."

"Exactly what I said to Ashton" Calum said, moving behind means placing his hands on my shoulders, kissing my cheek.

I giggled and touched my cheek, after feeling a tickling sensation.

"Okay, time to get back to work" He laughed, kissing my cheek again.

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"I'm so.." Calum began and then flopped down on the couch, "..exhausted" He continued.

"You done a good job" I smiled, putting the place mats on the dining table, "I wish I could have helped more" I continued, joining him on the couch.

"Hey, you're doing the important thing" He began, placing his hand on my bump, "You're carrying our little guy"

"Calum! Stop! You don't know if it's a boy or girl" I laughed, the whole 9 months Calum had been talking about how he was certain we were having a boy.

"Listen, dear, I know these things, I'm an expert at this!" He said laughing as I shook my head and chuckled.

"Oh, have you guessed the gender of your baby  several times before? Is there lots of mini Calum's running around?" I joked, raising an eyebrow.

"Oh yeah, tonnes" Calum nodded, putting an arm around my shoulder, laughing.

I let out a yawn, and nuzzled my head into his shoulder.