Harry is stirred. No one ever said something wonderful like this to him before. He doesn't deserve Louis, there is no way he deserves someone that perfect.
"Louis?"
"Yes luv?"
"I don't know what to say. I just lo-"
Louis interrupts Harry with the loveliest, softest kiss he ever had. Though Harry thought that this day was horrible at all, he has to smile against Louis lips.
Louis makes him feel good.
It feels like time stands still and Harry enjoys every single moment. Louis is the one he feels loved by and he doesn't know where he would be without Louis by his side.
Slowly they loosen their lips form each other's and Harry looks into Louis deep blue eyes.
"You are mine. Forever" Both of them start smiling.
"Yeah, forever"
They spent the next hour by cuddling and watching a movie. Actually Harry doesn't know what the movie is about, he didn't pay attention. The only thing he was paying attention on was Louis. Harry could watch his boyfriend forever.
The way he giggles when there was a joke or some funny scene and the way he stares at the screen, excited what's going to happen next. Louis really loves movies and Harry loves watching Louis while he's watching movies.
One day, Harry will marry this beautiful boy and then the whole world is going to know about them. About Louis and Harry. And there is no way, Simon could destroy what they have.
But they'll have to wait. Until their contract ends and they finally can change their management and find a better one. One that isn't homophobic or egoistic . Not like Simon is.
But until then, they will have to hold on. And for Louis, Harry will do this. He will count the days until they are finally free. And his feelings for Louis will get stronger and stronger every day.
They are supposed to be boyfriend and boyfriend. They're supposed to be, what the fans call them.
Larry Stylinson.
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Fanfiction!TW! Harry thought it would be easy. He thought love is unconditionally. At this point Harry was wrong. He had to bear the risk for the love of his life. But sometimes, trying to protect is not enough.
