Love Island, an entertaining dating show that airs a queer edition for the first time during pride month. Featuring: Harry Styles, a 22 year old that's looking hopelessly for love. Louis Tomlinson, a 24 year old that is signed up by his best friend during a night out. Or The queer love island edition where two oblivious boys pretend like they are best friends and looking for anyone except each other while the whole nation keeps voting for them as a favourite couple because everyone else can see it but them . -jealousy -drama (because no book of mine without drama) -sexual tension -the summer vibes you all need

Louis Tomlinson is 23 years old and one of the most famous singers in the world. He loves his fans and his career, but he has a major secret: he has epilepsy. Because his manager, Simon, doesn't want to lose money or deal with the public demanding Louis work less, he forces Louis to keep his condition quiet. Louis relies on his two best friends-Niall and Zayn-to help hide his seizures when they happen on stage or during rehearsals. The situation becomes dangerous during a concert when Louis feels a seizure coming on. He barely makes it off stage in time to collapse in private. Realizing that Louis is being overworked, Liam-who works for management but is the only person in the office Louis likes-decides to step in. He knows Louis needs 24/7 medical supervision, so he reaches out to his step-brother, Harry Styles. Harry is 28 years old and was once a dedicated professional in the medical field. However, he recently quit after experiencing extreme burnout. When Liam offers him the job as Louis' bodyguard, Harry is hesitant to get back into a medical role, but he eventually agrees to take the position. While the public thinks Harry is there to protect Louis from crazy fans, his real job is to make sure Louis takes his medicine, gets enough sleep, and stays safe during and after seizures. From the moment they meet, it is a disaster. Louis is stubborn, and sees Harry as a babysitter. He treats Harry with coldness, tries to dodge his medical checks, and goes out of his way to be difficult. Harry, still dealing with his own burnout, has very little patience for a spoiled pop star who won't take his health seriously. They clash constantly, with Harry demanding rest and Louis demanding to be left alone. The tension only grows. Harry remains professional and stays calm during Louis' medical emergencies, but Louis continues to push him away. With Simon's demands getting worse and Louis' health becoming more fragile, the two are forced to spend every second together.

Two years ago, Harry left Louis on their wedding day to follow his dreams of becoming an artist. When he returns, in hopes of reconciling, he finds he may be too late.

The one where Louis is a literature professor who finds out the quiet student in his class who always keeps to himself is an exotic dancer.

The roar of the Manchester crowd used to be the only thing that mattered to Louis Tomlinson. As team captain, his life was defined by the ice, the adrenaline, and the carefully guarded distance he kept from everyone-everyone except Harry Styles. Their arrangement was supposed to be simple: teammates with a strictly physical connection that stayed behind closed doors. But Harry wanted more, and the weight of his secret, compounded by a fractured relationship with his father, eventually pushed him to the edge. A single reckless mistake-a night of drinking and driving-shattered everything. Harry vanished, leaving behind only deafening silence and a year of unanswered questions. Louis soldiered on, his focus narrowing back to the game, until a violent collision on the ice left his career and his mobility in ruins. The man who once lived for the sport is now tethered to a wheelchair, facing a grueling, uncertain road to recovery. Desperate to regain his independence, Louis checks into a local physical therapy clinic, bracing himself for the indignity of rehab. He isn't prepared for the man standing in the doorway. Harry is no longer the volatile, heartbroken teammate Louis remembers. He is composed, professional, and entirely in control of Louis' future. Tasked with helping the man who once held his heart, Harry must decide whether to keep his walls up or use his newfound purpose to rebuild the person who he left behind.

How come falling in love with the person he hated most was so easy? Who the hell did this guy think he was? How could he stand there on the pavement, gorgeous and beautiful, and make Harry fall back into a swirl of desire, when fifteen minutes ago he made his skin prickle with hurt? God, he hated him. He wanted to bash his face into bits. The problem was that more than that, he wanted to kiss him. Between the two options, he would instantaneously choose the second. A mortal enemies with benefits story with a touch of football, lust, and family drama. The Unbelievers Story from Harry's point of view.

It's Louis' first year at Manchester United's football academy, and he's dead set on doing it right. With Harry by his side, the world is there for the taking. Playing for the Under-21's team, the path to becoming the next star of the Premier League is clear. He didn't expect to have to deal with a new coach, missing his friends, and a homophobic teammate making his life that much worse. Hiding his relationship with Harry seems like a good plan until it doesn't, and handling things in general doesn't seem to be his thing. Or: The one where Louis and Harry definitely love each other, and football still is everything. (Maybe it shouldn't be.)

It's Louis' senior year, and he's dead set on doing it right. However, along with his pair of cleats, a healthy dose of sarcasm and his ridiculous best friend, he's also got a complicated family, a terrifyingly uncertain future, and a mortal enemy making his life just that much worse. Mortal enemies "with benefits" was not exactly the plan. Or: The one where Louis and Harry definitely aren't friends, and football is everything.

Louis' tipsy brain decided that a four-week couples therapy retreat sounded like the perfect holiday idea. Minor issue: he didn't have a boyfriend. Enter Harry, add one unhinged therapist and too much sexual tension... and somehow, it actually works out.

"Oi, what happened to treat people with kindness?" Louis yells loud enough for Harry to hear from across the street. "That goes for everyone but you!" Harry calls back and while he can only see the back of him, he gives him his middle finger again. ⊷ ❤︎︎ ⊶ Louis is a successful paparazzi that the stars love. He brings out the beautiful in them and treats them kindly. But then he suddenly gets the job of photographing Harry Styles for the next few months. Not only that the two constantly get into fights, but suddenly Louis has to question his true self. Because the star makes him doubt his sexuality.