What’s Ashton supposed to do if he ends up sharing the cabin with a cute counselor? The original can be read on AO3 here: http://archiveofourown.org/works/2075952/chapters/4515324

Just another entirely cliche Cinderella story.

Believe none of what you hear and only half of what you see. That’s what his father always tells him with that smile of his, the one that says, I’ll tell you that much, but the rest will cost you. Harry never knew what he meant, but he gets it now that he’s sitting in the dim bar of another hotel he won’t sleep in, the ice melting in his £18 gin and tonic. He doesn’t even like gin and tonic, but it’s all part of the game. And it is a game. It has to be, because if it isn’t that means he doesn’t enjoy it and he does.

There are things much larger than fate... Louis Tomlinson is a street musician with a minor drug addiction and a ginger cat he sometimes talks to. After a nearly fatal beating, he is saved by a fallen angel named Harry. Louis shows Harry how to live and be reckless, while at the same time finds himself falling in love with the beautiful immortal. But there are dangers that lurk in every corner. Can Louis finally let go of his addiction and get rid of the drug dealer who's after his life? Will Harry ever tell Louis his secret? One that he's kept for hundreds of years? A secret so dark and gratifying, it could cost them thier lives? The boys like playing with fire; its beautiful and bright. Lust, hate, passion, jealousy; it is all very dangerous. Their love is merely a blaze, and they are moths drawn eagerly to the burning element. But if one is not careful, everything could all smolder and burn.

"I just fell down the stairs." "Oh, I tripped. I'm just so clumsy!" "I accidently cut myself shaving this morning." These were just a few of the lies Louis told others to protect Harry, because he knew Harry loved him. "He's just had a hard day at work." "He's just tired and gets easily irritated." Those were a few lies Louis told himself, because he loved Harry.