Harry: He's been to New York plenty of times but never to The Hamptons. He's intimidated by all the large houses that pass by him and even more intimidated when you pull up out side of your childhood home. It's a large house with grey-teal paneling, a white fence surrounding the large yard and he stares at the white pillars at the side of the house. "You grew up here?" he asks, stepping out and inhaling the clean summer air of the Hamptons. "Yup" you say, watching as Harry takes in the large house. You put your things in the house, saying a quick hello to your parents before leading Harry down the path towards the beach. "This is nice" he says, pulling you closer against the chilly breeze rolling in off the waves. "This is why I love it here" you tell him and Harry nods. "This is so peaceful in contrast to all the big houses and stuffy parties" you explain and Harry presses a kiss to your nose.

Liam: He's never been to Alabama and he's impressed at how nice your hometown is. "It's so... small" he says, looking around the main town square as you walk around. "Well, we're outside of Birmingham so we won't be as big as the city" you explain, watching as he inhales the southern summer air. "I think you're whole house could fit this town" Liam teases and you roll your eyes as you lead him into your favorite ice cream parlor. He enjoys his time in the historic city, listening intently as you explain the good aspects of the state and the bad.

Niall: "It's hot" he complains, stepping out into the warm Georgia air from the car he'd rented. "Niall... we're in Georgia, of course it's hot" you tell him, watching as he carries your bags into the large brick house. "I'm from Ireland, it doesn't even get a fraction of this" he tells you, setting your bags down in the bedroom and you chuckle. "I'm sorry baby but it's gonna be hot while we're here but we have a pool" you tell him. While you're visiting, you take him to all the places you've been as a child, showing him your high school and the place where you got your first job. "This is nice" Niall tells you as you walk down the Savannah street sharing ice cream. "I thought you said it was too hot" you say pointedly and he shrugs. "It is but this is nice, seeing all the places that made you, you" he explains, kissing your cheek as you take a seat on a bench to cuddle until the sun sets.

Louis: He was never really impressed with the South. He had one image of how the people in the South were but when you introduced him to your family that stereotype went out the door. He was in love with the food your grandma cooked as well as how nice your whole family was treating a total stranger.

Zayn: There is a big difference in Bradford and your tiny one horse town in the middle of nowhere. He was taken back at how quaint and country everything was. He loved the fact that everyone knew everyone else and the southern hospitality never ceased to amaze him.