Prejudice (h.s) [UNEDITED]

forty seven : "sweet creature."

Sweet Creature was Harry being his authentic self. It was a song that wasn't written by Harry, the superstar or Harry, the rockstar. It was a song written by the man raised in Cheshire who dreamed of love. It was genuine and sincere, it was him being stripped off of his suits, jewelry and everything else that made him what the public thought of him.

And it was a song that lit up the hopefulness in Harry's spirit every time he plays the song. With every lyric that escapes his soft lips, his faith that he would one day meet someone he would want to stay with during the hard times and the easy times, someone he could call his, someone he would spend the rest of his life with, only got strengthened.

He used to be painted as the heartless womanizer with strings of names tied along his, he had at least twenty 'relationships' made public with more than half of them being nothing but merely friendships; he was named as a man who cannot commit, but contrary to popular belief, he was serious in all of them. Every girl he got together with, he bared his soul to them, but when the person isn't for you, you just know it.

So, he wrote the song to pour out everything falling in love meant for him. How she would bring you home no matter what happens, how there will be fights and disagreements that would come but none of them would give you the urge to walk away, and during the times, you would want to give up, she would come saving you.

That was what he wanted to feel when he meets that person.

So when he sang that song to Serena, there were nerves and tears slowly creeping up his consciousness. It was beyond frightening to fall in love, especially when reality comes knocking to tell you it wasn't end-game, but this time, he was willing to risk it all.

All the magic he wanted to feel back then, he felt with her.

Serena always brought him back to the place where he belongs, she has always been his sanctuary, his safe haven. They had fights, sure, some of them even he deemed inconsolable, but he didn't want to let go of her. When the time comes, and he feels lost, Serena comes in and everything just seems better.

He was falling, and he was falling hard.

The good thing is, she was falling too.

The moment Harry sang his heart out, all she did was let a tear escape and wrap him in her arms.

"I am yours, just as you are mine."