"That was really good," Louis said shoving the last bite if noodles in his mouth.

"Thanks," I giggled, setting my plate in the sink. "Soooooooooooo," I moaned hoisting myself on the counter. "My friend Kelsie is having a party on Friday, do you want to come? You could invite the boys if you like?" I offered, nervously.

"That sounds delightful," he smiled, also putting his plate in the sink.

"Great," all the nerves left my body. "The party's at nine," she smiled before all the color drained from his face.

"Oh my god! I have to go!" He exclaimed jumping up to get his shoes. "The book! Where is the book?!" I ran upstairs and grabbed The Fault in Our Stars. I stomped back downstairs and thrusted it into Louis arms. "Thank you," he breathed. "I'm sorry I've got to go, but I really want to see you again," he apologized, pecking my cheek, "When can I see you again?" He opened the door and stepped outside.

"When you finish that book," I smirked, closing the door n