Drifting, Weightless

Drifting, Weightless

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"We've been asked to do a gig," Niall said slowly. "Harry and Liam are completely up for it, I am too." "Alright. What's the catch?" Louis asked with suspicion. "It's, um..." Niall cleared his throat. "So, Juliana was contacted by this themed cruise company, and they want us to do a four-day One Direction cruise." The words hung in the air as Louis' right eyebrow slowly crept up and he fixed Niall with a stare. "Absolutely not." Louis rolled his eyes. "You're essentially asking me to go on a working holiday with my ex. Stranded on a boat in the ocean for four days." "Cruise ships are huge! You don't have to see him in your down time." --- Harry and Louis are exes with benefits until they're not, and the Mediterranean Sea might just be the perfect place to work through some unresolved issues.
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"Yeah, well... I'm starting to think I got stood up." The bartender clicks his tongue, setting his towel down with a slow shake of his head. "Fucking tragic. Can't say I understand it. If I had a date with you, I'd be here an hour early, dressed to fucking impress, already working out ways to keep you entertained all night." I raise an eyebrow, half-smirking. "Smooth." "Don't flatter me yet, love. That was just the warm-up." He nods toward my half-finished wine. "Tell you what-since your bloke's clearly an idiot, this one's on the house." I blink. "Seriously?" He shrugs, like it costs him absolutely nothing. "What can I say? I've got a soft spot for beautiful people with shit luck." His smirk deepens. "Also, it's good fucking business. You stay longer, you order more, and I get to look like the hero. Everyone wins." I shake my head, laughing as he pours me another glass with the kind of effortless confidence that suggests he's done this a thousand times before-offered a pretty girl a free drink, flashed a dangerous grin, made her night a little less shit. He slides the glass toward me. "Louis, by the way." "Bee," I say, taking a sip.

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