One Direction: The Australian Edition

Chapter 14

We unzipped the suitcases with clothes overflowing from each one; surprisingly clothes didn’t fly out from the suitcase itself. It had taken about 10 minutes to find the dresses we wore when we had had first bumped into the boys, panic mood set in. We only had 50 minutes to shower have hair and makeup done and walk out the door to our awaiting fate. Luckily we had all washed our hair the previous night so that cut down shower times significantly.

“Twenty five minutes down, thirty to go!” Shalima shouted from across the room.

By that time all we had to do was hair and makeup, we decided on simple makeup not too much so we had a more natural look, straightened hair maybe the curling iron to add a few small waves and curls but only if we had the time. We ended up getting ready quicker than we thought and had 10 minutes to spare so we decided to sit and discuss where we thought we were off to now, as we quickly painted our nails hoping they would dry in time.

“I don’t think there’s anything happening in Melbourne and their next concert is tomorrow, so I really have no idea where they could be taking us,” Jessica stated as we sat wondering.

As we had spent most of our Sydney trip with the boys we hadn’t had time to sit down with TV or the internet. The last bit of TV we were exposed to was when we were outside the Sunrise studios waiting for the boys arrival.

*Knock, knock*

We all got up and headed for the door.

“Ready girls?” Harry questioned with a suspicious look on his face.

We walked down around the back of the hotel to avoid the mass of screaming girls by standing at the front of the hotel.

“Ladies first,” Niall insisted as we walked up to the car.

“We’ll be there in about 5 minutes, so it’s not very far away,” Liam said smiling.

As we sat in the car next to the boys pondering where we were going Louis said “Here put theses on,” as he handed us a small key necklace, “You’re the girls that hold they keys to our hearts,” he continued with a smile.

The boys pulled out a hidden necklace out from underneath their shirts revealing a small heart at the end of the chain.

He was right we were in there in no time at all. Though the glass was so darkly tinted we couldn’t see out but all we could hear were screams, we all looked at each other worried. The screams died off pretty quickly so we assumed we parked around the back of wherever we were.

“Don’t stress girls,” Zayn’s voice assured us, “It’s nothing bad.”

Even though we knew they were being truthful we were still worried because we still wanted to be their “beautiful secrets.”