So I have planned out the whole entire story (And the sequel!!!!) And I need a good title that has something to do with water, the sea, princess or fairy-tales. ( The sequel is going to be called True Love’s Kiss or Just Another Fairy-tale) Also check out the trailer on the side ((: Whoever comes up with an awesome title gets… a prize. A dedication, a shout out …. Whatever you want!!
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Liam’s POV
“So what happened?” Louis asked.
“Leilah blew up. I’ve never seen her so mad or upset.” I say, frowning.
“Maybe her father’s a touchy subject. Growing up without one…” Harry suggested.
“I just can’t imagine something affecting her so much. The Leilah I know doesn’t get angry, She never cries. I just… I’ve never seen this side of her before.”
“Maybe instead of talking of her… You should be talking to her.” Louis suggests.
I sigh. “You really think so?”
“Leliah’s a really nice girl.” Niall says. “She’s not going to bite.”
“Ok.” I say, getting up, feeling slightly nervous in anticipation. “I’m going to go see her.” I grab my jacket and open the door. And there, standing in the door, looking slightly sheepish but carrying a batch of cookies was Leilah.
She was smiling, But I could tell that she was nervous from the way she kept shifting from one foot to the other.
“Hello.” She said politely, holding out the plate to me. “Want a cookie?”
“No, I’m good.” I say. “Do you want to go somewhere quiet and talk?”
She smiles. “Yes, I would like that. But first.” She shoves the plate in my face. “You must have a cookie. I made them myself with the help of Jerome.”
“What type are they?” I ask, making polite small talk and taking one from the plate, although the cookie looked dry and lumpy, I took a bite off it anyway.
I swallowed down both the cookie and the gross aftertaste. Leilah could never really cook. Still, I guess it’s the thought that counts.
“Do you like it?” Leilah asks, her eyes wide.
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Something I Never Had ❤ (Liam Payne Fanfic)
FanfictionLittle did I know, the day I caught that bus, The day I sat next to the boy with the happy smile... everything had already changed.