11 years that's what it's been sense my mom and dad died in a car crash that's all I could think of while I was locking up the shop and Someone was running and bumped in to me "I'm so sorry!" A guy with a Bradford accent said he pulled me up but hid his face as if he was trying not to be noticed he said sorry again and started to run off "who are you?" I yelled and he yelled back "check in your pocket!" I reached in my pocket and took out a small piece of paper and I stared at it wide eyed he's-

Anna Shay is a normal 18 year old girl who lives in London. She shares a small flat with her best-friend Elka. These best-friends have been through everything together from the beginning. They are there for each other when needed. Anna has a job at a sweets store while Elka has one at the shoe store in the same plaza. They both can drive though they don't have a cars due to college expenses. Anna's whole life changes when she finds an iPhone on the floor in the store she works in. Who does this phone belong to? The one and only Louis Tomlinson from One Direction. She decides to keep this from Elka and her life is an adventure from there.

Cayla a young 16 year old girl with a durged adict mom and abuseive dad and a bully named Zayn he brings along friends and they try to help Cayla and will Cayla find a new love or will she just be left in the dust like the old times well u have to figure that out by readig this story

June is Louis' 'Tommo' Tomlinson's younger sister. Did I mention she has Asperger's Syndrome, also called an 'Aspie." She wants away from Doncaster, England where she was foolishly teased and bullied for being the way she is. She is dreadfully shy unless Louis is around, which hasn't been a lot lately. So what happens when she comes on tour with One Direction? She hides the secret of being a person of Asperger's Syndrome, but what happens when the secret leaks out? ©2014 I wrote this when I was 12-13, and at the time I tried my best but keep this in mind. I wasn't aware as I am now, and parts can be misinformed. The title reflected what the media (in the story) would refer to her as.