stranger// louis tomlinson

Giselle used to care about a lot of things. She cared about being on time, so she'd set her alarm each night. She also cared about eating right and about looking good; she'd eat an apple a day, and picked out each outfit according to the trend. But now, Giselle doesn't need to wake early in the morning; she no longer has anywhere to go. She begins to feed her lifelong craving for chocolate milk and vanilla frosting, and there isn't one Macintosh apple in her fridge. Suddenly, life is more beautiful through Giselle's eyes. Suddenly, she is no longer blind to other people's pain; she is now suffering all on her own. But then, she meets one stranger.