She Don't Adore Ya (Louis Tomlinson)

Part Nineteen

Louis stood backstage before their San Francisco concert glancing out at the crowd. He kept looking at two seats in the front row that still remained empty. He had already informed security to bring the girls in those two seats back after the show if they showed up. When they showed up.

"Ten minutes!" the stage manager announced and Louis ran back to the boys just as teh lights dimmed and the crowd erupted in screams. They would be here. He kept reminding himself as he glanced at his phone to check the time when the date caught his eye. April 18th. It was her birthday.

"Louis! We need to go!" Liam yelled at him as they took off running to the stage.

"Coming!" He said as he ran after them.

They all ran on the stage as the music to a single from their newest album started to play.

The seats were still empty.

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Happy birthday again, Roza. We had a great time"

"Thanks, I'm glad! Come visit soon"

"We will!" the last of her friends yelled as they left the party.

"That was fun" Madelyn said coming in from outside.

"Yea definitely" Roza said pulling out her phone to check the time. "Shit Madelyn. We're an hour late!"

"For what?"

"The concert!"

"Oh my god you're right"

"Let's go! The tickets are in my purse"

They both ran out to the car and drove as fast as they could to the venue.

"Shit, shit, shit!" Roza shouted as they came upon the fifth red light in a row. "He probably thinks we're not coming"

"Calm down Roza. We'll get there before they leave"

"Okay, okay" Roza says taking deep breaths.

Ten minutes later they pulled up to the venue where the concert was being held and ran up to the doors. Luckily the doors were still open so they could get in.

"You know you're an hour late right? It's probably almost over" the security guy said scanning their tickets.

"We know! I have to get there. Which way to the floor area?"

The security guy pointed to the left and Roza and Madelyn took off running until they saw the sign for their floor section. They ran in and made their way to the front as quick as possible.