One Direction Preferences

#30 you meet the boys

Harry: You're wary about meeting the boys at first, knowing they may judge your relationship with Harry. You both tend to fight with each other a lot and break up, only to makeup again. When the boys first meet you they're treading lightly on their conversation, afraid that you'll snap at them at any moment. Harry obviously talks to them when you're fighting, making you look like the instigator. "Boys, I'm not going to kill you." You finally say, making the boys relax a little in your presence.

Louis: Seeing as you're almost the same person as Louis, personality wise, you're sure the boys will love you. You squeal delightfully as the boys all tackle you to the ground at once, their long arms all wrapping around you. You've already won them over with all the jokes you've told Louis that he's passed on to the rest of the boys, making them laugh unlike no other.

Niall: You've been feeling nervous about meeting the rest of the boys, wanting to make a good impression as you're the first girlfriend Niall's had in a while. You're meeting them all at the studio, having the chance to preview their new album. The boys see you and they all wave, hugging you casually. You're confused as to why they don't have many questions and treat you so normally. "Sorry. We already feel like we know you. Niall talks about you all the time." Liam answers your question before you can ask, making you smile as all five of the boys already know so much about you.

Liam: You're a pretty shy girl and when you first meet the boys, they're all a little too forward for you, attacking you with hugs and kisses on your cheeks. It takes you a while to begin talking to them freely, winning their friendship in an instant with your quiet humor.

Zayn: You're completely the opposite of Zayn, him being more reserved when first meeting people and a completely seemingly bad boy sometimes. You're a good girl and when you meet the boys they see you as a little to stiff and formal, as though your meeting was rehearsed too many times. After a while of them joking with you and clowning you for your professionalism you ease up, losing your formality and becoming their friend instead of their new acquaintance.