A year has passed since the tragic death of Louis' one true love, Harry Styles. On his anniversary, Louis finds himself writing a letter of sorts to his soul mate.

What happens when you have all that you could possibly want, but the one thing you need is unattainable, unfathomable even?

A young boy at the age of 14 ran away from home because of his abusive stepfather. The same boy lived with a friend for two years, learning to forget his past. He was perfectly fine until he received a random text from stranger who claimed to be Louis Tomlinson, Harry’s idol. Maybe talking about the past wouldn’t be so hard if someone would actually listen to his story.

Sam has been through a lot in her 17 years of living. Loosing her mother to brain cancer at the age of 13, Sam is adopted by Jay Tomlinson. Yes, the mother of One Direction's Louis Tomlinson. When the lads go on tour Sam tags along with them, but things aren't as smooth as she thought they would be. With the growing urges to self harm and a new found love for a certain blond boy, how will things turn out? Will she have a successful relationship? Or will her depression finally consume her.

Harry Styles ran away from it all- the fame, the band, the boy. He shows up at a random person's house, who happens to be a huge fan. Kayla is there for Harry, and shows him how to cope without Louis. I really want to say read it please, but I hardly update and it's really badly written so I suggest you stay away and not be left hanging by my ridiculousness. Read at your own risk. No way am I affiliated with the boys or any celebrities mentioned. ©

Andrea Franklin moves to London to live with her uncle, who happens to be Simon Cowell. After going through a lot of pain in her life and self harming, she decides to move on and be happy. She meets a group of people that turn her life upside down, but one person in particular makes everything bad in her life go away. But of course, happiness doesn't last forever. New city, new family, new school, new friends, new love and most importantly a new beginning.