(November 23rd)
LOUIS
"Boobear! How are you baby?"
I groaned. "Mum, stop calling me that! I'm 20 now. I'm not a kid anymore."
She laughed through the screen. "You'll always be my little boy, Boo. Now, tell me. How's college? Have you met any hot boys?"
"Yeah actually-"
"Lou, have you seen my black shirt?" Harry came out of the bathroom, wearing nothing but a towel.
I rolled my eyes. "Haz, you only have black shirts. Which one are you talking about?"
He huffed. "My special one!" he whined.
I laughed. "Babe, they all look the same!"
He groaned, pulling on a pair of black boxers and jumping on my bed, lying his head on my lap. "Hi."
I grinned down at him. "Hey."
My mum cleared her throat, and we both jumped, having forgotten that she was there.
"Who's that?" she asked, looking amused.
I smiled fondly. "That's Harry. He's my boyfriend."
My mum squealed. "You have a boyfriend?"
I pursed my lips. "Yes, I have a boyfriend. Please don't make this a big d-"
"Lottie, Fizzy! Come here!" My mum shouted and I groaned.
"I spoke to soon," I mumbled, and Harry chuckled, sitting up, and positioning himself behind me so that I was leaning on his chest.
"It's okay," he whispered into my ear. "I would love to meet your family."
I smiled, and he kissed my hair. "You're cute," he muttered into my hair, and I giggled.
"Haz," I laughed, pushing him away.
"Oh my god, he's so hot."
Both of our eyes widened as we looked back at the screen.
"Lottie!" I scolded. "My boyfriend."
She shrugged. "I might take him."
I narrowed my eyes at her. "Don't even try. He's mine."
"So," my mum clapped her hands. "How long have you two been together?"
"Um," Harry thought for a moment. "Officially, almost a month, I think."
She smiled. "Well that's fantastic. I'm happy for you both. Harry, if you ever hurt my Louis, I will find you and rip your balls off."
Harry's eyes widened, and I chuckled, leaning back to kiss his jaw. "Leave him alone mum," I told her.
She cooed, and Lottie and Fizzy rolled their eyes. "Lou, tell mum to back off," Fizzy whined. "She's been bugging us to find a boyfriend."
Harry and I laughed. "Boys are gross," Harry said. "Stay away from them until you're thirty."
The girls laughed.
We talked for about another half an hour before hanging up.
"So, that's my family," I said, curling up against his chest. "Also, you're really comfy."
He laughed. "Well, thank you. Your family is lovely, they really are."
"They love you," I stated.
He hummed, "I quite like them too."
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Always You (L.S.) (Completed)
RomanceWhen Louis decides to text the boy he met at a party, he realizes that he gave him the wrong number. But is that really such a bad thing?