One text to the wrong number is all it took for Anna to begin a friendship (and maybe more *wink wink*) with One Direction's Louis Tomlinson. / Highest Ranking: #1 in Fanfiction ~ 8/28/16 Completed on January 25th, 2016. + cover by @jealouis

❝There's only a thin line between love and hate, and sometimes it feels like we're dancing on that line.❞ *Discontinued

❝wanna see my dick?❞ © CynicalCaroline 2014 All Rights Reserved.

❞Never say goodbye, because saying goodbye means going away, and going away means forgetting...❞ @1D_TeenageDream

[ short story #424 ] Pyper Thompson and Louis Tomlinson. Same college, same off-campus building, and yet only two floors apart. Who would have guessed that their chance meeting would start off with a lack of bread? new cover created July 2019. © developments 2014

“… I love how your eyes become a dark grey when you wear dark colors. I love when you listen to only five seconds of a song and instantly know the name, artist, and the year it was made. I love-“ “Aren’t these things you should be saying to your girlfriend and not her best friend? Remember that girl we both know too well? How is Eleanor these days?” I cut him off angrily and harshly. There was a hint of irritation in my voice but I had every right you could possibly come up with to be mad at him. “Can’t you see I'm not happy with her? Can’t you see its you I want? We don’t have to hide in the shadows forever,” he said taking slow steps closer to me. It was like he was testing a time bomb, he knew I was soon going to explode. He took my smaller hand in his bigger one, tracing the palm with his pointer. “It’ll be our little secret.” ~*~ Nina Bennets was always that girl who sat in the back of the classroom. She was the girl who always secretly listened to her playlist while the teacher was going on and on about her nonexistent social life. She loved music in general, any kind of type. She was known around school as the quiet music freak, in a good way. She was the good girl. That just happened to land her one of her best friends, Eleanor Calder, in eighth grade.When El suddenly starts to question her boyfriend’s faithfulness and asks Nina to go in-between the two, who can Nina stay loyal to? Louis Tomlinson was always so sure of everything and anything in his world. He was a part of the world’s biggest boyband and he had everything he wanted at his request. He was sure he loved his beautiful girlfriend, Eleanor Calder until one other girl danced her way into his life. He finds himself caught between the two. Will Louis be the one to get hurt, or hurt someone else? {Copyright 2013-2014 @chapeltea}

How long does love last? Does it fizzle out like a flame, when you cover it up. Or does it blaze like a wildfire when it's not tamed. Louis had been in love with a girl three years ago. Though she had not returned his love, instead of forming a heart of stone. Like anyone else would have done in his situation. He got back in the game and actually found someone. The thing is his band members hate her, he'd expected this from the fans. He doesn't understand why, though he doesn't care she makes him forget. Forget about her. But what happens when that certain girl that he's tried so hard to forget, comes crashing back into his life. A whole lot of drama, fights, and possibly something much more. [Sequel to Stranded. If you haven't read it I'd suggest you read it before reading this. It's not mandatory that you read it, but it would help you understand the relationship more. @SkyLabyrinth made my cover

Everybody has a story, but Mia's is definitely special. After being seperated from Shiloh, her one true love, she decides to hitch-hike across the country to reunite with him. The boys of One Direction just happen to be doing a show in Las Vegas when they stumble upon this 'traveller'. They hear her story and are moved to help her, bringing her along and promising to drop her off at her destination. But when a certain someone finds himself facinated with this girl, what will happen? {Book 2 in 'Inspirations' series}

“take these sunken eyes and learn to see.”