Who needs friends when you have music? Dear Luke Hemmings is one of the typical outcasts of school. He has a few friends, but none as close as Calum Hood, his very best friend since primary education. The boys want to become a success but how will they be able to do it if Luke is afraid to talk to people? Things might change when Luke and Cal take an advanced music class, in which there are several people from different grades. A great opportunity to show their talent. Whilst Calum makes new friends Luke is sitting down on his desk, drawing little nothings on his notebook every now and then, until someone catches his eye, but still he does nothing, he’s afraid he might mess things up if he tried to talk to him. Yes, him. But the intense staring everyday makes him burn with confusion, should he try? His friend Calum says he should give it a go, but the only time he tried he ended up bumping into some girl and being a stuttering mess. Luckily, this person is a loving self, and is more than happy to make new friends. People encourage him to talk to the lonely guy, just to cheer him up a bit, and that’s exactly what Ashton did, just talk to him. *WRITTEN WITH @DreamingOutLoud16 UP TO CHAPTER 3*

"What do you think Lou can Bullies and their victims fall in love?" -Ashton. "I don't know, I mean bullies can cause so much pain and hurt can their victims really forgive them?" -Louis "I think as long as they love each other it doesn't matter at the end of the day" -Luke "As long as there is forgiveness then everyone can be happy and loved." -Harry "I mean who are we to question anyway...?" -Louis "The exact thing happened to us." -Ashton "It was a struggle to gain forgiveness and his love." -Luke "But at the end of the day love conquers all." -Harry