It also turned out that the boys wanted you to be dead centre, in the front row at their show and had gotten you the best seats in the house. You entered the main room - a place you had wanted to go for years - it was so beautiful and you were going to be stood in front of someone even more beautiful in the matter of minutes. The lights dimmed, everyone in the room screamed and they all walked on stage - Calum looked straight at you - smiling a massive smile whilst looking straight into your eyes. You were lost in them, it felt like nothing else in the room mattered but you and him. Then the music started, all of your favourite songs, starting with Out of my Limit, then Voodoo Doll, Wherever You Are and all your favourites. However, you'd waited all night for one song, your all time favourite, Try Hard. As you heard the first chord, you knew what it was and couldn't help but jump everywhere and sing as loud as you could
'She's 17 I told her I'm 20!'
'I couldn't take her out cos Mom's got no money!'
You and Misha sang back and forth to eachother, the night felt like it couldn't get anymore perfect. Your favourite band and your bestfriend.
As the song started to slow down to your favourite lyric - which was Luke's part. You saw him look over to Calum and wink, sticking up his thumb as if to approve of something. You were confused, you weren't sure if it was a normal thing they did on stage or not - so you shrugged it off still singing along. As Calum took off his bass - that made you more nervous - 'what is he doing?' you asked Misha, both of you extremely confused. He pulled the microphone from the stand and walked towards the middle of the stage, leaning down towards you, on his knees - looking straight into your eyes. 'she's in the crowd at my show, nothing to lose, she's standing right in the front row, the perfect view' he sang his heart out, you could feel yourself grinning like an idiot, but you didn't care. He smiled back and was looking you straight in the eyes, yet you still didn't know what to do with yourself, it felt like it was just you - him and the music. They were the only things that mattered right now.
