Melodyluvs

Chapter Five - She Falls Asleep The surrounding hospital was bland and smelled funny. It was pristine and bleached white with light blue and pastel yellow colored accents that tried to bring happiness to the room, but really just made it that much colder. There were loud cries coming from every corner and the squeaky screeches of beds being wheeled to and from the large ward. It wasn't a welcoming place, but it had welcomed Eloise through the doors many times before. "Eloise, would you please listen to the doctor when he comes in?" her mother begged, trying desperately to get her daughter's attention on her and away from the television. Elo

Chapter four—Chasing Echoes At first, Eloise's reaction had been "sneak out? are you insane? we're going to get caught and then we're going to get kicked out of mount rose!" And yet, here she was, dressed in a black cloak with war paint underneath her eyes. She would've settled for just wearing dark clothes, but Faline had insisted on going all out. It wasn't all that hard to sneak out, anyways. All of the teachers were practically senile, and Eloise was pretty sure the headmistress was getting ready to drop dead. "Did we really need the war paint, Faline?" Eloise complained, touching her fingers to the sticky black paint streaked unde

Chapter Three - Shark in the Water It had been nearly three months since Eloise had last seen One Direction and she was starting to feel lonely. She'd gone back to Providence and reunited with her best friend, Piper, and that had cheered her up a little bit. She'd come to realize, however, that nothing made her as happy as being with One Direction had. "El. El, wake up. You're going to be late to Jones's class and you know how he hates that," Piper said quietly, shoving Eloise lightly. Eloise turned over and buried her face into her pillow, grumbling about how early it was. Piper rolled her eyes and ran a hand through her pastel pink hair.

Chapter Two - And Run "There is no way he can eat more. There's no possible way!" The sky had begun to dim, and In-N-Out was still as busy as ever. People came and went, the line almost out the door. The chefs went incredibly fast, however, and people hardly stood in line for more than five minutes before they had a tray or white paper bag in their hands, full of food. The smell was overwhelming when you stepped inside: freshly cooked burgers and fries, wrapped in crisp white paper. The grease soaked through and, had the bag not been white, would've soaked through it as well. Niall licked his fingers and crinkled up his third burger wrappe

Baby Prologue: It's a distant memory, the day I was taken from him. I hadn't looked into his eyes one last time, as so many do before they leave. I'd simply left, as quickly as the night dissipates into the day. As quickly as Allie forgot Noah in The Notebook. A snap of my fingers, and I was gone. He was perfect. He would always be perfect. I didn't know how he'd remember me. I hoped it'd be good things; memories of the days we'd spent together. Picnics, walks in the park, the water gun fight we'd had with the guys-I wanted him to remember those times. I didn't want him to be sad when he thought of me. I wanted him to be happy. I wasn't sa