Save You Tonight - One Direction

My Fair Lady

Finally, finally, finally.

After a long week of waiting, and a pretty average birthday, I was finally on a plane heading to go meet the boys. I was beyond excited. It felt like a whole other birthday to me, except this one didn't totally suck. On my real birthday, the only bright side of it was that it was thankfully on a Friday, and Hannah came to the rescue. After school, my parents planned a family dinner and gifted me a good deal of money for my trip, which I was greatly thankful for, but let's just say after that hospital incident, my family hasn't been on the best terms.

Hannah came in to save me by suggesting a sleepover at her house. It was a blast at her house, as always. Hannah and her mom made me an ice cream cake, and her mom whipped up some snacks for the sleepover. She seriously has magical powers cause my mom could never cook/bake this good in her lifetime. Her father and mother were super sweet and bought me a care package for my trip to the UK. Travel essentials, cute gimmicky items just because, and a pink snuggie. They were just too cool like that. Hannah gave me two presents. The first one was a handmade scrap book that was literally the best thing ever made. It was of our junior year together(this year) and each page was full of adorableness and fun. The middle section of the scrapbook was of magazine and online articles putting me down. She'd replaced all the hate with a red sharpie and replace it with another word that was kinder, but she'd also put a nicer comment that another magazine or online article said below. She was truly the best friend I could ever have, no doubt. The last third of the book was empty, and when she noticed my confusion, she said it was for me to fill out while on my vacation in England. All I could do was smile at her amazing ness. The next gift was two necklaces from Tiffany and Co. One was of a key and the other was a lock with a key hole. The idea behind it was so creative and cute as I read the card. I placed the key shaped necklace around my neck as she placed the lock on hers and we both smiled.

"Because we're best friend's forever, right?"

"Always."

I smiled and touched my necklace as I looked out of the window. I felt bad for abandoning her the summer before our senior year, but she knew I couldn't pass up an opportunity like this. I looked at the seat beside me, thankfully, nobody had sat by me yet. I looked around at the solitude of the front area of the plane, one of the perks of being in first class. I'm gonna have to thank the boys tons for this. The seatbelt light came on, and I clicked the buckle together. I closed me eyes and settled down into my comfy seat, ready to see London when I awoke.

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I blinked my eyes awake, stirring slightly when I finally realized where I was. I stretched and looked at the vacant seat next to me and smiled. I was about twenty minutes away from seeing One Direction again.

I looked out of the window and smiled, seeing us slowly decrease in height over time until you could see the city below us. Somewhere, in the large city below, One Direction would be waiting for me in an airport. I sat back in my seat and bit my lip, trying not to smile to largely. I missed the boys a lot, and I couldn't wait to see them again. The plane touched the ground and I looked out of the window eagerly. It was sunny, but thankfully not as hot as Florida during this time of year. I lay back and smiled to myself for what seemed like the millionth time, thinking, this was going to be the best summer yet.

Soon enough I had my two large suitcases and my cary on bag with me as I scoured the airport, trying to find who would be picking me up. I frowned, had they forgotten me? Surely, something must have come up. They were busy, but would they really leave me here?

My phone buzzed in my pocket once and I pulled it out of my jeans. Niall's name lit up and I swiped my finger across the phone so I could read the message.