Harry has friends, some would say he has a lot. But sometimes his friends forget about him. Sometimes he gets left out, sometimes he'll speak and no one will hear him. But then sophomore year a blue eyed witty boy appears and well, for the first time Harry was noticed. WARNINGS: • depression • social anxiety • mentions of suicide (but no actual suicide ofc)

"Why would you call yourself a slut?" "It takes the joy out of saying it behind my back."

In which Harry drops his notebook that's filled with doodles, notes and little diary entries about his crush, Louis Tomlinson. Out of all people, Louis is the one who finds it. (This was posted on my Twitter but was reported by an anti)

"I'm sorry Louis." Three, two... "I love you, you know that?" One. And there it is... Harry hurts Louis. Louis cries. Harry apologizes. And Louis forgives him every single time. Why? Simple. Because he loves him and he hates himself for that.

Louis goes to a boarding school and living at school means living with a roommate. At first it was fine. Harry seemed nice enough, but then he started sneaking boys and girls into their dorm and not even asking for Louis' permission. So, one day Louis decided he had enough and that's where the pranks started. And it was all fun and games till Louis saw cuts on Harry's wrists and maybe Harry isn't what he makes himself out to be.

Louis is a cheater, and Harry's okay with that. Until he isn't.

"Who's Harry Styles?" "Don't talk to him, He's dangerous." "How?" "He killed his father." Harry Styles has recently finished his sentence in jail for the murder of his own father. Now returning to high school, he has to try and live through the rumors, frightened looks, and harsh words of his fellow classmates. Everyone is either scared or disgusted by Harry except one person; Louis. Louis moved from Doncaster to live with his father after a fight with his mum about his sexuality. His father is a police officer and he warned Louis to stay away. But Louis may or may not feel a bit curious about this 'Harry Styles' and ignores the warnings.