As everyone in the bar begins their closing routine, I stay behind. That's one of the perks of being Harry Styles from One Direction... People let you do pretty much whatever you want. Well, most people do...
"Stop it," she hisses at me. The side of my mouth quirks up in amusement as I try to focus my hazy eyes on her face. She looks very annoyed with me, but it's one of the things I like about her.When I don't stop looking at her, she heaves a sigh and glares at me. Our eyes lock, and I;m left wondering if she can hear my heart pounding too.
"Harry, stop it!" she hisses again "Stop staring at me, I'm trying to work!"
"Kiss me and I'll stop staring," I slur, offering her my best aluring, cheeky smile. Her eyebrows shoot up and knit together; after a second I see her screw her mouth to the side to hide the amused smile trying to creep upon her face.
"You're drunk," she says, shaking her head at me then turning away.
"The hell's the difference between being drunk and being in love?" I mutter, suddenly feeling a little dizzy. "Ugh," I groan.
"If you're going to be sick, go to the bathroom," she says, coming around the bar and taking my arm, pulling me up from my chair. She tries to lead me to the bathroom, but I stop walking and pull her to a stop with me, peering up to look at me. "I'm serious, Harry. If you're going to be sick--"
"You're beautiful," I tell her, pulling her closer to me. She brings her arms up so they're between us, but it doesn't matter. All I want is for her to be near me; when I make no other move I feel her relax a bit. I can feel her fingers lightly pressing against my shirt, and I'm wondering if she can feel how hard my heart is beating as she lays her head lightly against my shoulder. She's so unaware of how aware I actually am of her every move... I don't think she realizes it yet, but she's important to me.
All I want, all I need, she is the air I would kill to breathe...
I cupped her face in my hands, rubbing my thumbs in circles over her cheeks. She was having trouble finding words to describe what she felt, and I could relate. I loved her more than words could describe and telling her I loved her was almost an insult to my true feelings for her. My heart ached at just the thought of her not being with me. I honestly don't know what I would have done with myself if I had never went to that stupid party and met her. But, I have a feeling, we would have found each other, eventually. This love's too strong to ignore forever. Both of us had pieces of us missing, that neither of us were aware of until we met. We were like two puzzle pieces that finally connected.
"I love you," I whispered, leaning my forehead against hers.
"I love you more," she replied in a small whisper, her hand reaching up to caress my cheek while the other rested on my thigh.
I shook my head, annoyed and charmed by the audacity she had to think that she could possibly love me more. "I love you most," I persisted, causing her head to moved away from mine as she looked into my eyes.
"Always?" She questioned, her eyes unreadable for a moment before a flash of fear passed through.
"Forever," I assured her and meaning it.
We could live an entire lifetime or for eternity, and my love for her would never fade. It would only grow. There was nothing in this world that would ever change the way I loved her. My, Katarina.