'cause we're on fire.

[ then while we're at finding roleplay's to continue why not add this one also ]

Emelie shrugged. "Maybe he did, who knows." She said. Maybe that was why Harry wasn't answering his phone. Maybe he was with Calliope. Granted, whenever he wasn't with one of the lads or Nick, he was usually with her, so that wasn't saying very much at all, but maybe he was with her right now and maybe he had finally told her the truth about how he felt. That would be awesome, wouldn't it? She smiled when he kissed her shoulder. "This is seriously amazing, Lou. You didn't have to do all of this, but I love it."

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Harry couldn't help grinning when he heard her agree to go out with him Friday night. He was going to plan the whole evening out and make sure that it was perfect. He knew that he didn't have to, he just really wanted to impress her. "Brilliant." He breathed. He hoped that all went well. He was glad that she thought that taking things slow, and letting them run their course was a good idea too. He didn't want to rush into things, doing so was never a good idea no matter what it was. And he hoped that, for the most part, things would run smoothly. He knew that there might be some minor hiccups along the way, but that was life, and he knew to expect them.

"We don't I know that much." Louis said laughing a little, he was sure that if Harry had told Cal how he felt or whatever that he'd be let in on all the details when the time was right. Harry after all was his best mate and they talked about everything really. Right now though if there was one thing Louis was worried about, it wasn't Harry and if he'd grown a pair and told her how he'd felt or not. "I know I didn't have to do it." He told her kissing her softly, "but I wanted to because I love you and I don't get the chance to do things like this all the time like some guys do." He added sometimes wishing he had more chances to to romantic things like this for her but well being away all the time touring with the band made it hard. So he just had to make up for lost time in the time he was given with her.

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Calliope smiled and tucked her hair behind her ear before turning to fix them both some tea. It was mostly because tea was the best thing to drink. It was relaxing when she was stressed, calmed her down when she was upset, helped put her to sleep when she was tried. She didn't know why it was so amazing, or how it was so amazing but it was. It was like the drink for every emotion or event or something. "So I was thinking of ordering Indian food and binge watching some TV shows I need to do some serious catching up on, you wanna join me?"

[ I also am pretty sure I replied to the Teenage Dirtbag roleplay too Lol. ]

Emelie smiled, kissing her boyfriend back sweetly. She really did appreciate that Louis had gone to all this trouble, and set all of this up, for her. It was honestly so sweet, and while she didn't think that it was necessary, it didn't mean that she didn't appreciate it. Because she did. A lot. "I love you too." She said quietly. "And I know that you don't get to do stuff like this all the time, but you don't have to." The way she saw it, she probably wouldn't appreciate it as much if he had the opportunity to do things like this all the time.

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Harry smiled, truly happy for the first time in a long time. Everything seemed to be going exactly as planned. Though he had been pretty sure that he'd royally fucked everything up between he and Calliope, he was glad to see that that wasn't the case in the slightest. In fact, things were great between them now, and hopefully they'd be amazing soon enough. "If you don't mind me asking five thousand questions during the shows, sure." He chuckled softly.

"Yea at least I know you appreciate what I do for you though." Louis told her with a smile and a kiss to the head. And he knew she did, mostly because he didn't really get the chance to do these things often so when they did have romantic nights like this and all they didn't take them for granted. And he was glad he had someone like her in his life. There were so many people who he knew would just take him for granted, especially now that he was famous. And honestly he wouldn't want to have to deal with that. Even though he had to spend so much time away from Emelie they had a good relationship, and he was happy about that.

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Calliope couldn't have been happier with how this was all turning out. Even though her and Harry had clearly hit a rough patch things were good between them now. Or at least things were better between them and that was all she really needed. Because not having Harry in her life at all would be a life she didn't want to live, so she was glad she still had Harry in her life. "I don't mind." She told him knowing she wouldn't let him asking a million questions bother her. With how much he was gone during the year he probably didn't have the time to stay caught up on TV shows, so he wouldn't know what was going on and she didn't mind explaining to him.

Emelie smiled. "That's true." She said quietly. She really did appreciate it when he did cute, romantic things like this for her. She knew that he always put a lot of effort into it, and that he did it specifically for her. While she didn't get to see him as often as some women did their boyfriends, she knew that she wouldn't appreciate him doing stuff like this if he had the opportunity to do so as often as some did. The distance really did just make their relationship stronger.

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Harry grinned. "Brilliant, I probably would have stayed either way." He told her, chuckling slightly. He was glad that she wouldn't mind him asking her a bunch of questions though. He hated to think that he was annoying her by asking all of the questions that he did sometimes. He just didn't really have the time, being away as often as he usually was, to stay on top of many TV shows.

As much as Louis would love to see his girlfriend more often, they still had a pretty good relationship. He wouldn't really give anything up or change anything with how things were right now either. Sure there were times he wished he could be home with her rather than away on tour without her. There were times when he'd rather be in his own bed curled up next to her rather than curled up under ten blankets on a bed on a tour bus. However the nights he usually missed her the most he had the lads there to keep him company. And he was thankful for that, without the lads he knew he wouldn't be able to make it. Of course if they were shit at making him feel better about being so far away though he'd call her. If she answered he'd talk to her and if she didn't he'd leave a message but that was always helpful too. And things just worked for them, even if they were different than normal relationships and more often than not they were pretty much in a long distance relationship.

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"Well you know you're always welcome to stay here if you want." Calliope told him, and he was always welcome. Harry was usually the one out of town, of course given his occupation that made sense, and so usually when he was gone for long periods of time if Calliope missed him too much she'd just stay the night in his flat to miss him a little less. It was how things were, Harry had an open door for her whenever she needed it and she did the same for him. "Are you gonna be okay with Indian food?" She asked him turning to grab her phone off the wall, "I mean last time you said you were then whined the whole time about my choices in food." She said joking around some, but wanting to make sure she didn't need to order something else like Chinese for Harry since at least she knew he'd eat that. She however was in an Indian food kind of mood.

Emelie felt like she and Louise had a healthy relationship. Sure, they didn't see each other as often as other couples did, but she felt as though that just made their relationship stronger. She'd known him before X-Factor and before One Direction. She knew him when he was playing Danny Zuko in the school musical. Hell, she'd known him for most of her life. He was one of her oldest friends, and distance and fame didn't seem to change things between them very much at all. Not in the negative sense of the word anyway.

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Harry smiled. "Thanks, Cal." He said. He knew that he was always welcome at her place, and he took advantage of that fact sometimes, but hearing her say it certainly made him feel less like he was mooching off of her or something. And she was always welcome at his place too. He was sure that she knew that, though he did tell her sometimes just in case. "Oi! I wasn't whining!" He argued, punctuating his words with a soft chuckle. "Indian's fine. I don't mind, and I won't whine either. I never whine." He shot a playful glare her way.

Louis was perfectly fine with spending the evening like this, really he was okay with spending the rest of every evening for the rest of his life like this. And he knew if he could that he would. After all if he hadn't gotten sick of Emelia yet then he wasn't ever going to. Which he knew he wouldn't, he loved her, not to mention she'd been his best friend since as far back as he could remember. "I kind of want to just stay like this forever." Louis said softly kissing Emelie's bare shoulder again. He knew that he couldn't stay like this forever, he knew that too soon he'd be back to traveling with the lads for tour and shit and while he was excited because he loved what he did he didn't want to it to come too quickly either. Honestly Louis wanted to spend as much time in moments like these that he could.

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"Anytime." Calliope told Harry before she pulled out the menu she'd taken home from the Indian restaurant forever ago so she could decide what to order. "Oh of course, my bad. You totally weren't whining about the food being too spicy or anything. Must've been my imagination then." She said shaking her head and laughing at him, "well then what'da you want?" She asked pretty sure on what she was going to get herself. She couldn't help herself when it came to picking fun at Harry sometimes. Plus it meant things really were going to be normal with them again. Everything over the last few days was going to be left in the past where it belonged and they were going to be okay.