For Louis Tomlinson, survival is a game of masks. During the week, he's the loving son and brave older brother. On the weekends, he's the victim of his father's cruel abuse-a secret he keeps buried to protect the only family he loves. When his father catches him in a moment of confusion with his best friend, the world turns dark. Louis learns early that being himself is a death sentence, and he begins to hate anyone brave enough to live their truth. Harry is everything Louis isn't: openly gay, seemingly free, and unapologetic. But behind Harry's public confidence lies a silent battle with depression that no one sees. When a moment of misplaced rage during high school tryouts leads to Louis breaking Harry's ankle, their lives shatter and drift apart. Years later, Manchester University offers a fresh start-until Louis walks into his dorm room. Sharing a room and a football pitch with the man he hurt years ago, Louis must confront the guilt he's carried and the secrets he's still hiding. Harry hasn't forgotten the boy who hurt him, and he isn't ready to forgive. But in the close quarters of a shared bedroom, the line between hate and something much more dangerous begins to blur. Can they heal the scars of the past, or will the weight of their secrets tear them both down? WARNINGS: Physical abuse Minor SA Depression Anxiety Self harm Homophobia Smut

@supu1224 pitched me this idea: What about a story named versions where they face struggles of life and how that changes them into different persons from who they were at the beginning but they still find home in each other? I had to try and write this, so this is Harry and Louis from the beginning to end with glimpses of their lives together. Purely fictional. Some smut. Trigger warning: When this is a beginning to end fic it means death. It also contains drug use and violence. Enjoy!

Just because Louis was a figure skater didn't mean he was gay. Just because Harry was an all-star hockey player didn't mean he was straight. When the two most promising members of the two most important sports at Emerald Hills Academy collide, they'll have the chance to defy their stereotypes once and for all. THIS STORY ISN'T MINE, IT WAS FROM TUMBLR. BUT APPARENTLY IS NOT LONGER THERE. THERE ARE ALREADY SOME TRANSLATIONS OUT THERE, SO DON'T ASK ME, JUST LOOK IT UP.

"We met in the toilets."

What if our beloved novel 'My Policeman' didn't end with the words "I know you'll have been a good listener"? A possible sequel to Bethan Roberts' "My Policeman".

Disclaimer: this is not my writing this is by goldenhazzalou on AO3 and I wanted to put it on here Harry and Louis have been friends since they were young, only living a street apart for years. They played with toy trains and paper airplanes, they walked into their very first and very last day of primary school hand in hand, they asked each other embarrassing questions that left their cheeks tinted pint as they navigated puberty through middle school, they shared their first kiss together because they were too nervous to ask anyone else, they blurred the lines constantly between friendship and something more.

[Complete] Two strangers. One broken elevator.

Harry has two problems. He’s recovering from an eating disorder. And he’s been hopelessly in love with Louis since the day they met. Harry’s strategy for getting over Louis was to spend as little time with him as possible. But Louis strategy for helping Harry recovery was to spend as much time with him as possible. **Trigger Warning: Eating Disorder** [cover photo is a manip by http://babyoflouis.tumblr.com/ check out their tumblr page, it's awesome :)]

Louis is a principal dancer with The Royal Ballet. When his rival, moody dance prodigy, Harry, joins the company, old wounds are reopened and old passions reignited. During the company's production of Swan Lake the secret that doomed their love is finally revealed, but will it be too late? [COMPLETED]

"I was born sick, but I love it. Command me to be well. Amen." Louis' family is as Christian as they get. Church every Sunday, prayers before dinner, the whole deal. His father is even the priest at their local chapel. Since Louis was young, he was taught the ways of bible. It was basically burned into him. One thing that was constantly preached to him was that being gay is wrong. "A sin." They said. "You'll go to hell." They spoke. "A man shall not lay with another man" But what happens when Louis feels something? Like he doesn't belong.. Like he's different. When a new lad comes into work at the coffee shop Louis is already employed at, all he's ever known goes out the window. He's knows it's wrong. He's captivated by this boy. But everything will fall apart.