The summer of 1831 was especially hot on the back's of the Horan families slaves, one in particular being Zayn, the lightest skinned of all the thrall's. And Niall, the younger, more sensible of the Horan's two sons, took a liking to watching Zayn's dark flesh sweat, drip down his neck and across his forehead until he grabbed the hem of his shirt, pealing it off him, the fabric sticking to him which always drove Niall past the point of no return, his mouth watering, thirst rising within him before retreating for the house, were he scurried to his room to pleasure himself. Not that anyone knew that. This was a strict family who stuck to morals and traditions, one being, You do not lust for that slaves...especially not one of the same sex.

Niall and Zayn fell inlove. It was a simple thing but it was also something Zayn could never admit to the world. His denial caused him to hurt the person he loved the most. That hurt tore them apart. Years later Niall and Zayn are reunited for a tour. Can the love they shared before break through all the hurt? Or will the past hurt be to much to over come?

Zayn's popular, he has a lot of friends only a couple of best friends like Liam, girls want him and hit on him everyday. Niall- has few friends, including Harry and Louis, people are scared of the boy and don't attempt to talk to him or even make eye contact. One day Zayn and Niall's teacher gets annoyed and Niall and forces them together, but is that the best thing that could've happened in their lives'? Or did it make everything worse by looking at the ending... (Not famous in this story)

A Ziall Mini Fic.. A more on Dramatic start with a Happy ending. You'll see.. JUST READ AND ENJOY!!

Zayn is considered the least sensitive of the group. He notices that people don’t ask him the heartfelt questions during the interviews, but all of the other boys. Little does everyone know, he feels more for the blond boy in the band, then any girl ever thrown his way. He can’t share his feelings, because then he would have to face his fears.