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Crush
Chapter one.
Summary: four years after that summer, you're 19 and life is busier now. even so, Noel Gallagher still manages to creep into your thoughts. what will happen when an innocent night out with your best friend brings you face to face with the boy you tried so hard to avoid?
Cw: mentions of smoking and drinking.
word count: 4k.
author's note: pleaseeee make sure to read the prologue before reading this one xoxo.
Manchester 1986.
By nineteen, your life looked nothing like you imagined it would be at fifteen. Not better, not worse. Just different. The days felt shorter now, swallowed whole by responsibilities that once seemed impossibly far away when you were younger. There was work, church, errands for your parents, and the constant feeling that adulthood had arrived without bothering to ask whether you were ready for it.
You didn't spend your afternoons staring out of windows anymore. You didn't keep track of who walked past your street. And you certainly didn't think about Noel Gallagher every time someone mentioned his name. At least, that's what you told yourself. The lie had become easier with practice. But the truth now seemed scarier.
At fifteen, it had been easy to dismiss it. Just a silly crush, something to talk about with your girlfriends during a sleepover; the sort of thing girls eventually grew out of. But nineteen felt far too old for that excuse.
Four years had passed, and somehow Noel Gallagher still found a way into your thoughts. You knew exactly who he was, or at least you knew what people said about him. You'd heard the stories, the fights, the trouble. You'd seen the disapproval written across the faces of every adult who mentioned his name. None of it should have mattered. Yet whenever you spotted him across the street, something inside you still shifted, and that frightened you more than you'd ever cared to admit. And the question now wasn't what kind of boy he was, the question now was what kind of woman you were by being attracted to someone like him.
Your dating record wasn't too impressive. Over the years, your mother introduced you to countless boys from church. They were always the same sort: soft eyes, neat hair, good manners. The kind of boy who helped carry chairs after mass and remembered to shake your father's hand before leaving.
On paper, they were exactly what you were supposed to want. And you tried, you really did. You went on walks, accepted invitations for tea, and sat through awkward conversations about work, family and future plans. They were kind and respectable; perfectly decent boys. But it wasn't enough. Because none of them made your stomach twist with just a look. None of them excited you in the way they were supposed to. They lacked something, you just couldn't understand what.
For a long time, you assumed there was something wrong with you. Your mother said you were too picky. Your friends said you were too romantic. Maybe the problem was that life wasn't meant to feel the way novels and songs insisted it should, maybe affection was supposed to grow slowly, quietly, without the dramatic rush you secretly longed for. That explanation would have satisfied you and it would have been much easier. Except every now and then, you would catch sight of Noel Gallagher somewhere in the neighbourhood. And suddenly, all those carefully constructed explanations stopped making sense.
Things became easier after you left school. Or at least, busier. Your parents couldn't afford to send you to university, so while some of your classmates left for new cities and new lives, you stayed in Manchester. You found a job at a small record shop not far from the city centre. You didn't mind; in fact, you loved it. Music had always felt like a refuge, a place to disappear when your thoughts became too loud. There was something comforting about spending your days surrounded by records, helping customers, and listening to songs that seemed to understand feelings you could never quite put into words yourself.
And just like that, your life settled into a familiar rhythm. You still helped your father at church whenever he needed you, you still attended mass every sunday and you still spent evenings with your friends whenever everyone's schedules allowed it. Slowly, life began to feel more manageable. The questions that had once kept you awake at night seemed quieter now, not entirely gone, but at least easy to ignore.
âĄ~~~
It was a hot summer afternoon and you were hanging out at your friend Lucy's house. The Smiths had just released their new album "the queen is dead" and she invited you to listen to it at hers. Sitting on the floor of her living room, looking out the window, you could see the Gallagher's house. They lived right in front of Lucy's. Your back was against the sofa where Lucy was lying down and "I know it's over" was slowly playing in the background.
"I like this song", said Lucy, eyes closed focusing on the music.
"Mhm", You said, glancing unconsciously at the house across the street. It seemed like nobody was home. Lucy kept talking about the song. Something about the melody and how the lyrics were too sad.
"Well, it's The Smiths innit?"You said, still not looking at her.
"We need to cheer up a bit". Lucy sat up suddenly. "I heard about this club called 'The Hacienda'"
"Isn't that the place where everyone goes to get off their heads?" You asked not really interested. Your attention was still somewhere else.
"Oh for god's sake, y/n" she grabbed your shoulders and shook them lightly. "Lighten up."
You laughed despite yourself. "I'm serious."
"So am I. We're nineteen. We didn't go off to uni, we're stuck here, and this place is bloody boring."
She got up and walked over to the record player, lifting the needle before the song had even finished.
"Oi! I was listening to that" you said, ignoring her big discourse.
She rolled her eyes at that. "You were looking at the window."
You looked away immediately. Unfortunately, Lucy noticed. She followed your gaze towards the house across the street. Then she looked back at you. A slow grin spread across her face.
"Oh."
"Oh, what?"
"Nothing."
"Lucy."
"I just heard Noel Gallagher spends a lot of time at the hacienda, that's all." She said, pretending innocence.
You scoffed. "Right. And?"
"Oh, nothing." She shrugged innocently. "Just thought you might like to know."
"I couldn't care less."
"Course you couldn't."
"I mean it."
"Y/n, you've been looking at his house for the last ten minutes."
"I have not."
"You absolutely were."
"I was just looking outside."
"Mm."
"I'm serious."
"Whatever you say."
She went to the kitchen with the excuse of making tea while you just sat there alone with your thoughts. You hated when Lucy did that, not because she was wrong, quite the opposite actually. The worst thing about Lucy was that she had an irritating habit of noticing things you'd rather keep to yourself.
The hacienda had never sounded particularly appealing. A crowded club full of strangers, loud music, cheap drinks and people making questionable decisions. It was exactly the sort of place your parents would disapprove of. Exactly the sort of place you'd spent most of your life avoiding, but you couldn't help your stomach tightened the moment she mentioned him, and somehow, the idea had planted itself firmly inside your brain. You could pretend you weren't interested, that the possibility meant nothing. But for the rest of the afternoon, every time Lucy mentioned the hacienda, a small part of you found itself wondering the same thing: What if he was there?
So by the time you were getting ready to leave, standing in the doorway, you found yourself glancing across the street one last time. The Gallagher house looked exactly as it always did. Quiet and ordinary. Except that this time, a warm light glowed from one of the upstairs windows. And you didn't know why, but before you could stop yourself, you turned back to Lucy.
"SoâŚ" You said, trying your best to sound casual. "When's this hacienda thing?"
âĄ~~~
That's how you ended up at Lucy's house again. But this time, it wasn't just to spend the night listening to sad music and sharing whatever liquor she'd stolen from her father's cabinet. This time you two were getting ready to go out. Lucy had lent you one of her dresses; it was black with delicate lace, long sleeves and it reached mid-thigh. It was a cold night despite being mid-june, so you paired it with black fishnet stockings and your worn-out boots. Lucy had said you looked like some bird from the 60s. "Like, in a fit way." You just laughed at that.
The truth was, you felt pretty. Really pretty, in fact. Maybe even a bit sexy too, though you would never admit it out loud. Standing in front of the mirror in Lucy's bathroom, carefully applying red lipstick, you started to think that maybe this wasn't such a bad idea after all. Everything was going to be fine. You two were going to arrive, have some drinks, dance a bit, and leave before two. That was the plan.
Your parents didn't really know where you were going. You'd left the house at seven, telling them you were staying at Lucy's and wouldn't be back until the following morning. Just a normal sleepover, like the ones you'd had since you were children. They'd believed every word of it, and you tried not to feel guilty. There would be time for that later.
"Oh, girls just wanna have fun!" Lucy appeared singing, pushing the bathroom door without bothering to knock. She handed you a small bottle of some cheap liquor you two had bought from the off-licence.
"Rude! Didn't your parents ever teach you to knock" you laugh, taking the bottle. You took a sip. "Ugh, it tastes awful."
"That's because it hadn't kicked in yet." She said, examining her reflection in the mirror.
Still recovering from the burn of the alcohol, you headed back into Lucy's room. You checked your bag to make sure you had everything. Money, lipstick, keys.
"You should take this too," Lucy said, tossing something into your bag.
You picked it up and nearly choked when you realised what it was. A rubber.
"You're mental!" you laugh, throwing it back at her.
"Oh, come off it. You never know." She caught it easily and slipped it into the pockets of her jacket. That's when you noticed it, the look on her face. You'd known Lucy long enough to recognise it immediately. She was hiding something.
"What is it."
"What is what?"
"Just spit it out Lucy."
She tried to surprise a smile and failed miserably.
"Fine. I might've invited a few friends."
Your stomach dropped. "What do you mean, a few friends?"
Lucy immediately noticed the panic on your face.
"They're people from work," she said quickly. "They're nice, I promise. And they've been to the hacienda before, so at least one of us knows what we're doing."
"I don't know LucyâŚ" you looked away, suddenly wishing you were back home.
"Hey." She stepped closer and grabbed your arms. "Look at me."
You did.
"We stick to the plan, alright?"
You nodded.
"We go, we have a drink, we dance, and if you're not having a good time, we leave."
You studied her face for a moment. "Promise?"
Lucy 's expression softened. "I promise."
âĄ~~~
The bus was empty and silent at this hour of the night. Your laughter and Lucy's filled the air inside, both of you excited about what the night would bring. After the motivational speech your friend had given you earlier, you'd regained some of your confidence, or maybe the liquor had finally kicked in. Whatever it was, you were determined to enjoy yourself, just for one night. Not thinking about what could go wrong, no thinking about your parents, no thinking about responsibilities. Or about him. Because, realistically, what were the chances of Noel Gallagher being there? And even if he was, it wasn't as though you were going to speak to him.
"The place will be packed," Lucy said as the bus rattled through the city, turning around the corner where the building was. The bus had been running late, which meant you were both a bit behind schedule.
"How are we even getting in?" You asked. "Isn't there some sort of guest list?" You glanced out the window, a queue had already started forming outside.
"My friends know someone," Lucy replied casually. "We'll be fine."
She grabbed your arms as the bus began to slow. "C'mon. This is us."
As soon as you stepped off the bus, a cold gust of wind hit your face. You pulled your jacket tighter around yourself as Lucy linked her arm through yours and steered you towards the club. The closer you got, the louder the music became. You could feel the bass vibrating through the pavement beneath your feet. The building looked enormous. You'd passed it plenty of times during the day, but somehow the lights, the noise, and the crowds transformed it into something else entirely. Something bigger and intimidating.
For a brief moment, you considered turning around. Then Lucy spotted her Friends. "Oh, there they are!", And before you could protest, she was already dragging you towards them.
There were four of them. Three boys and a girl, all standing together near the entrance. Lucy greeted them as if they'd known each other for years, immediately pulling one of the boys into a hug. You lingered a step behind, smiling politely, suddenly very interested in the pavement beneath your feet.
"She's my best mate, y/n!" Lucy announced proudly. Every pair of eyes turned towards you.
You lifted your gaze towards the group again. "Hi," you managed.
"Hi," the girl replied with a smile. "I'm Sarah."
The others introduced themselves one by one, they looked completely at ease, like they'd somehow belonged here. Their bodies moved lightly at the music that vibrated from inside the building, talking about some dj they were looking forward to hearing tonight. To your relief, they welcomed you into the conversation as if it were the most natural thing in the world. That had helped to ease some of the tension in your chest.
"Noel should be here already," Sarah said casually. "He'll let us into the club." The words immediately made your stomach tighten. You immediately looked at Lucy, who was already looking at you.
Just there, one of the boys glanced over your shoulder. "There he is." You turned before you could stop yourself, mentally cursing yourself for it. Noel was making his way towards the group with his hands shoved into the pockets of his jacket. For a ridiculous second, you forgot how to breathe. He looked taller up close, somehow sharper and more certain of himself.
Sarah rolled her eyes. "Took your time"
"You just arrived very early," he said, completely unapologetic. His voice was different than you'd imagined, low and rough around the edges but not too deep. He greeted Sarah and the boys, just then his gaze drifted to you and Lucy.
"These are the girls I told you about," Sarah said. She pointed to Lucy first. "This is Lucy, we work together." Lucy gave him a quick wave.
"And this is y/n."
For a second, you forgot every single word in the english language. Noel glanced at you, your face seemed familiar, though he didn't know why. "Alright?" His hands briefly appeared from his pocket and you shook it, his grip was warm despite the cold.
"Hi." Your voice came out softer than you'd liked it, and he found himself smiling at you.
"Nice t'meet you," he simply said. Then, just like that, he shifted his attention back to the group again. "Right, are we standing about all night or what?Let's get inside." That was all it took for the group to cheer up. One of the boys clinged to Noel's shoulder and they started to walk towards the entrance.
You followed the group, or at least your body did. Your brain seemed to have remained somewhere back on the pavement, trapped in the moment when you got to see him again, four years after that summer. His eyes were still the same, blue and impossibly clear. You were so distracted that you nearly walked straight into the person in front of you.
"Oi," Lucy grabbed your arm. You looked at her, she was trying- and failing- not to laugh. "Will you relax? You're walking like you're being led to your execution."
"I'm not," you answered, though your mind was still somewhere else. You glanced towards Noel's back a few metres ahead, then immediately looked away.
Lucy's grin widened. "Oh my god."
"Stop," your eyes widened in warning her to shut up.
"You still fancy him that much?" She said, voice lower this time.
"Lucy, please stop talking."
She laughed and linked her arm through yours, reaching for the group again.
"He's just a bloke, y/n. Relax okay"
You just nodded. "Yeah, you're right." And for the first time, you almost believed it.
Once you got inside, the first thing you noticed was the noise, the music seemed to vibrate through your ribs as the group made their way towards the bar. The further you got into the place, the more the heat produced by the number of people inside enveloped you, and to your surprise, you were enjoying it.
"What are you having?" one of the boys asked. You thought his name was Mark, or maybe Matt, you'd already forgotten.
"What?"
He laughed. "To drink."
"Oh," you looked at the menu board behind the bar as if it might magically provide an answer. "Whatever's cheapest." That earned a few laughs, your cheeks turned a bit red.
"Fair enough," he said. "I'll get it."
By the time he returned with your drink, you found yourself relaxing. The group was easy to talk to, and the music was good, loud enough to quiet the thoughts in your head. Nobody seemed interested in making you feel out of place, and for once, you thought that maybe you could belong here. At least for one night. You found yourself trapped in a conversation with Sarah about New Order, she was impressed that you knew that much about music. "I just thought you were a different kind of girl" she said, but the drink had already started to kick in so you just laughed at her comment.
That was when the feeling hit you, like a strange awareness. The unmistakable sensation that someone was looking at you, at first you ignored it, then it happened again. Your eyes drifted across the group and landed on Noel. He wasn't staring, at least, not anymore. The moment you looked over, he glanced away and took a sip of his drink, as though he'd been looking somewhere else entirely. You frowned slightly; maybe you'd imagined it, that had to be. Yet a few moments later, while everyone else was talking, you caught him doing it again. A brief glance, gone almost immediately. Just long enough to make you shiver.
He seemed to know half the people in the building. Every few minutes, someone stopped to say hello to him. It was strange, for years you'd only ever seen him from a distance. Now he was suddenly everywhere. Laughing, talking, moving through the crowds as though he belonged there, and perhaps he did.
The words of Lucy came back to you. "He's just a bloke." She was right, you thought, it was nothing. He was probably looking at Sarah, they seemed to get along really well. She was cool, more natural than you, she carried herself with a confidence that you'd never had: a pretty girl who knew it. So you'd decided to forget it, move on for the night, enjoy yourself. Just like you'd said you would.
The night kept moving. At some point, you'd stopped keeping track of how many drinks you'd had. Not enough to get wasted yet, you knew your limits. The right amount to feel lighter. The dance floor was crowded, Lucy and Sarah had dragged you in and you found yourself dancing and laughing with them. After some minutes, you decided to take a break. You were turning around with your drink in your hand when you walked straight into someone.
The liquid sloshed over the rim of the glass. "Oh, shit." A dark stain spread across the sleeve of a familiar jacket. For a moment, you considered dying on the spot.
Noel looked down at the damage, then back at you.
"Sorry," you blurted out, "I didn't mean to-"
"It's alright," he glanced at the sleeve, "Could've been worse."
You just stared. He raised an eyebrow.
"What?" He asked.
"I thought you'd be angrier." You admitted, a mix of embarrassment and shock on your chest.
"Don't fret. It's only lager." A smile tugged at the corner of his mouth.
You laughed despite yourself, and just like that, some of the tension disappeared. Noel sensed this, and couldn't help but ask the question that had been turning over in his head since the moment he saw you. "Have we met before?"
His head was tilted and you thought it was the sweetest thing you'd ever seen. You took a moment to answer, and he suddenly felt a bit stupid for asking. "Sorry, it's just- you look familiar."
The music pulsed around you. For a moment, all you could hear was your own pulse. "We went to the same school," you said. "That's probably it."
He just nodded slowly. "Maybe." Yet something in his expression suggested he wasn't entirely convinced.
Before he could say something else, someone shouted his name from the other side of the room, he excused himself and left you there. You stared at his back for a minute as he made his way across the crowds. Lucy grabbed your arm, "Let's dance," she slurted in a voice that suggested she was on the verge of having enough. You laughed at her state and let her pulled you into the dance floor once again.
âĄ~~~
The time passed like that, dancing and drinking and having heated discussions over music. Noel lingered, close but not too much. You'd exchanged a few glances now and then, but nothing more. By the time the party ended, Lucy was off her head and leaning against you like her life depended on it. You stepped outside and were received by the cold breeze. The night had somehow become even colder, or maybe it was the contrast with the heat inside the club. The group started to discuss who was leaving with who. No one had a car and the buses didn't work at this time; you and Lucy lived on the opposite side of the rest of the guys, so you'd had to manage alone with your best friend who couldn't even walk straight.
"You weigh a ton," you muttered.
"I love you too," Lucy slurred, very happy with the situation. You just sigh, this was going to be a long walk.
The group said their goodbyes and everyone went their separate ways. Noel hadn't come out with you all; he'd gotten lost in the crowds sometime during the night. "Typical Noel," one of the guys had said. Anyways, it's not like you cared. You had a bigger problem now: figuring out how to carry your friend for at least ten blocks to her house. You stood in the corner, Lucy hanging from your side, and tried to accommodate her in a way that was comfortable enough for you to walk.
"You alright there?" A man's voice asked. You were ready to slur something to tell him to piss off, but when you turned around you saw him. Noel. Cool as always, already walking towards you two, a cigarette hanging from his mouth.
"Fine," you said. At that exact moment, Lucy nearly fell over, and you immediately became aware of how ridiculous the situation looked. Lucy barely conscious, one of her shoes untied, and you were struggling to keep both of you upright.
Noel raised an eyebrow. "Right."
Without saying anything else, he grabbed one of Lucy's arms and put it around his shoulders, so that you and he were carrying her at the same time, making it easier to distribute the weight. You just stared at him, impressed by the decision of his actions.
"Where d'you live then?" he asked. You told him Lucy's address, still a bit startled.
He nodded. "I live on the same street." And just when you opened your mouth to politely refuse, Lucy decided to open her big mouth. "Yesssss you could walk us hommmeee."
You looked at her with big eyes, but before you could protest you heard Noel's laugh. "C'mon then. I'll give you a hand."
Just like that, the three of you started walking down the street. The conversation flowed surprisingly easy between you and Noel. You talked about everything and nothing at the same time. You told him you worked at a record shop near the city centre; he'd told you that his dad sometimes made him work on construction sites. According to him, it was the closest thing to torture known to man. You'd told him that sometimes, you helped your father at church. "Church? And you actually enjoy it?" He asked surprised. Now and then you two were interrupted by Lucy making some nonsensical comments, or tripping in her feet.
Eventually, you'd get to Lucy's house. "Well, this is us." You'd said.
"Oh⌠you're sorted then?" He asked, for a second, you'd caught a glimpse of disappointment in his eyes. "You don't need to walk home then?"
"Um.. no, I'll crash here tonight."
"Alright then," he let go of Lucy's arm and carefully helped you to hold her. You grabbed her bag looking for her keys. Once the door was open, Lucy magically seemed to remember how to walk and head inside. "Byeeee Nowlllll, pleasure to meet uuuu." She slurred out the words as she tried to take her shoes off.
Noel just laughed at that and looked at you. "It was nice meeting you, y/n."
You thanked god that it was still dark outside, and begged that the lights of the streets weren't bright enough to let him notice your flushed cheeks. "Nice meeting you too, Noel." He waved goodbye and crossed the street, not looking back.
Just then, you heard Lucy fighting with her shoes. "Alright there?" You asked amused.
"It's your prince gone already?" She said mockingly.
Your face changed from funny to serious. "Shut up Lucy."
the longest thing i've written so far. i'm already working on chapter 2. i hope you liked it! and if not please don't be mean to me lol
should i upload chapter one of crush already or should i keep my word and upload it tomorrow?

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ok so i think i've finished the first chapter now all i have to do is reread it over and over again like a psycho looking for any tiny mistake thank you for the patience
i feel like i ask everyone on here this but it's his fault for being emotionally avoidant so: do you have any tips/advice on writing noel? đ
i always have imposter syndrome giving out advice. like nooo u guys go ask the teacher or something. iâm not qualified idk. but imo i kind of go off more a vibes based thing. sometimes ur writing something and ur like omg that would be rlly hot if he said that. tho i have to be realistic and say to myself he is not saying that. like he simply isnât saying that shit. and then i reword it and bit and if i canât picture him saying it in his voice then its usually a sign. was that word vomit⌠idk
writing the gallaghers rlly feels like this sometimes
i'm so excited to publish the first chapter of crush, but at the same time i'm so scared because what if it's not that good and nobody like it aaaaaaaa kekxuxkbshzuw i mean i think it's good but what if i have writing dysmorphia or some shit like that
whennn is part one of crush coming out i deadass canât wait ?!!!!!!
HI i'm working on it. it's lowkey the longest thing i've ever written (already like 4k words) but i think i'll post it on fridayđ¤đ¤
staring at the gogle doc like this waiting for an idea to strike me

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Crush.
Can you read my mind?, i've been watchin you
Couldn't fight to save your life, but you look so cool.
Prologue.
cw: catholic guilt.
word count: 1.2k
Manchester.
The first time you really saw him was in the summer of 1982.
Of course, you knew who he was before that. He was Paul's brother. The middle Gallagher. They were famous in the neighbourhood for being trouble. You'd heard the rumors from your friend's mouths and from the gossipy neighbours that gathered outside your father's church at the end of the mass every sunday. But they were hard to believe taking into account what you saw at school, of course, the times he showed up there. He seemed to be calm, always quiet. You could count with the fingers of one hand the times you've seen him talking to somebody.
But you've never really stopped to watch him. Not properly. You didn't know exactly why, but every time he passed next to you on the school corridors, every time you caught him looking in your direction or every time you realized that your gaze had inadvertently turned towards him, you had to look away immediately. The way it made you feel⌠you could sense it was wrong. Thought you didn't really understand why. Anyways, you didn't had the time to find out. Because by the end of the course that year, the news that Noel Gallagher had been expelled from school had already spread throughout the neighbourhood.
Which brings you here. July of 1982. It was the day of your birthday, you had just turned 15 years old. The day was perfect. A hot summer afternoon with a clear sky, you loved the dress you were wearing. Your mother had made it herself, using a fresh cotton fabric patterned with tiny pink flowers. It made you feel pretty, like one of the girls you saw in the magazines your classmates secretly brought to school. The guests hadn't arrived yet. Your mother was still in the kitchen, fussing over sandwiches and slices of cake as if the queen herself were expected to attend your fifteenth birthday. You had been sent outside to fetch a folding chair from the shed.
You almost dropped it when you saw him.
At first, all you could make out was a figure crouched behind the fence separating your garden from the alleyway. Then he shifted, and a streak of sunlight caught his face.
Noel Gallagher.
For a second, neither of you moved. His dark hair was sticking to his forehead with sweat. His chest rose and fell rapidly, like he'd been running. There was a fresh scrape on one of his knees and a tear in the sleeve of his jacket. You just stared. He stared back. Not because he recognized you, you doubted he did. He looked at you the way a cornered animal might look at someone who had accidently discovered its hiding place.
Then came the shouting.
"Little bastard! Get back here!" A man's voice echoed from somewhere down the street. Noel immediately turned towards the alley. Another shout followed. Something about cigarettes, something about calling the police. That's when it came to you. All the rumours you'd heard, as if they were myths about a person no one had actually seen. Well, it was like the myth was right there, and for once, the rumours might actually be true.
He looked at you again, eyes showing a little more desperation this time. You should have called for your father. You should have told someone. Instead, you simply stood there. And after a moment, Noel lifted a finger to his lips, it was a silent plea, or a command. You never knew which. Then he vaulted over the fence and disappeared.
You stayed there for a moment after he'd gone. The shouting had faded into the distance. Of all the things people said about the middle Gallagher, no one had ever mentioned how blue his eyes were.
Your mother came out a few moments later, complaining about how long you were taking and reminding you that the guests would be arriving soon. The day continued after that. Eventually, your friends arrived, and the celebration proceeded without incident, and you spent it dancing to your favourite songs and laughing with the people you loved the most.
But that night, when you closed your eyes and tried to fall asleep, you couldn't stop thinking about him. Or rather, about his eyes, bright blue and impossibly clear. You told yourself it was only because you'd never seen them up close before. That it was nothing. Just a strange detail your mind had decided to hold on to. Still, long after the house had gone quiet and everyone else was fast asleep, those blue eyes kept finding their way back into your thoughts. Not the torn sleeve. Not the scraped knee. Not even the fact that he'd been hiding from a furious shopkeeper. His eyes.
You hated yourself a bit for it. Of all the things that had happened that day, off all the people who had come to celebrate your birthday, that was the memory your mind chose to keep. And as sleep slowly pulled you under, you found yourself wondering if you'd ever seen him again the way you had that day.
âĄ~
After that summer, you started noticing him everywhere. Not because he appeared more often, but because you were looking. Sometimes it was only a glimpse across the street. Noel leaned against a wall, hands shoved into the pockets of a camouflage jacket that was clearly too big for him. Sometimes it was another story making its way around the neighbourhood, something about a fight behind the off-licence, a shopkeeper threatening to call the police, or a stupid dare that had gone wrong.
The stories never made him sound particularly impressive. In fact, most of the time, they made him sound ridiculous. Like a boy constantly finding new and inventive ways to get himself into trouble. Yet somehow, every story only made you more curious. You knew he wasn't brave or dangerous. Half the time he seemed to be losing whatever battle he'd picked. Still, every time you saw him, your stomach twisted in the same familiar way it had on the day of your fifteenth birthday.
Life kept moving. You spent your mornings at school with your friends and your afternoons helping your father at the church. Though it was hard to ignore him. Not when his mother showed up for mass every now and then. Not when his younger brother started attending secondary school and seemed determined to follow in Noel's footsteps, getting into fights every other week.
Noel kept on haunting you throughout the years. Making you feel things you knew you shouldn't. A girl like you was supposed to avoid boys like him, yet you couldn't stop looking for him. That made you wonder what kind of girl you really were. Were you the girl your parents believed you to be? Did you actually want to spend your whole life fighting against the things you wanted, just because they didn't fit in whatever version of a good catholic girl your parents had tried to raise you to be?
Every sunday, you sat in the front pew and listened to your father talking about temptation as if it were something obvious. Something easy to recognize; easy to resist. But for you, temptation never looked like the devil. It looked like Noel Gallagher smoking outside the corner shop, his hands shoved into the pockets of his jacket. And it was beautiful. Far too beautiful to resist.
i can't recall the amount of times i re-read this soo if there's any mistake im SORRY. anyways i'm working on the first chapter already and things will get more interesting i promise.
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summary: you and pre-fame!liam are bestfriends, and lately he's been avoiding you, till this one night when you two got... closer.
w: +6k
cw: sex sex sex. a slightly pathetic liam. oral (f. receiving). a bit of fluff.
g/n: hello! im a bit nervous bc my first fic did very well. who else is obsessed with olivia's new album? i love purple and i got the title for this fic while i was listening to it! btw i took a bit too long to get to the point sorryyy. again, i dont speak english so sorry if there's any mistakes. thank you for reading and enjoy<3
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night plunged the street into darkness. yellow lights cast a soft glow over the ground, just enough to see the pavement clearly. as the blocks passed by, the noisy pubs, the excited people talking about the latest match and the laughter turned into a faint murmur, fading away along with the crowds. by the time you reached home, there werenât many people left on the street; after all, it was late. and as you two walked down the street and his eyes were focused on the darkness of the sky, all you could do was stare at him.
youâd spent that evening with a group of friends in a pub, nothing too wild â just a couple of shots, a couple of pints and lots of laughter. youâd been begging Liam all week to come with you, until he finally agreed. lately, for some reason unknown to you, he hadnât been keen to hang out much â at least not with you â and had just been spending time with the lads in his band.
after the pub, as always, Liam walked you home, and when you reached your door, you invited him in.
âwanna stay the night? i've got some vodka.â
it was normal to have sleepovers with Liam, even before you moved into your own flat. as youâd been such good friends, practically since childhood, your mum trusted him completely and knew he wasnât a threat in any way, as you two never acted suspiciously, or flirted or anything like that. just good friends, thatâs all. but the truth is, part of that was a lie. nobody knew and nobody was meant to know; it was a secret you were going to take to your grave or confess to Liam one day when you were both old and had families of your own, just as a joke.
you fancied Liam.
practically from the very first moment you saw him years ago. itâs just that he was always very good-looking. nothing happened because you quickly became best friends; it was as natural as the moment flowers bloom in spring. it wasnât that he had a specific type, but he was always surrounded by pretty girls because he was gorgeous, so he had plenty to choose from. Lots of them â too many, in fact. he was never on his own. so for those reasons, you didn't even bother trying, thinking you didn't stand a chance. you simply tore that page out of the book and remained great friends with Liam. he was a really good friend.
it was such a close friendship that the two of you spent most of your time together. now that you were older and each had your own responsibilities â in your case, studying â perhaps you couldnât see each other quite as often, but you did remain close. as you grew up, Liam would spend afternoons or even days on end at your house. his mum worked a lot, so she was hardly ever at home and he got bored easily, but the main reason he liked being at your place was the space. since you were an only child, you had your own room at your parentsâ house; there was no chaos apart from your own mess. Liam, on the other hand, shared a room with his brother, who was always nagging him about tidiness, even though Noel was just as messy.
ânow thatâs a good plan,â heâd say whenever you offered him to stay the night. âdonât want to go home to r'kid. heâll probably be bringing his bird tonight and Iâll end up sleeping on the couch. â that was a very common line before Noel moved out of their house. things were different now, but him staying over was still a natural habit.
and this time, Liam nodded in agreement to your suggestion, which surprised you for a moment, as lately whenever youâd invited him over heâd said he couldnât. however, you didnât say anything, though you were happy that heâd accepted.
as soon as you walked into your house, Liam took off his jacket and shoes and went to lie on the couch. that was an old routine by now; there was no need to go through all that hostess routine or anything â if he needed anything, heâd just go and get it himself. you went straight to have a shower and change into something more comfortable, put off by the smell of cigarette smoke clinging to your clothes and hair. meanwhile, heâd helped himself to the bottle of vodka youâd mentioned, and when you came out of the shower, you gestured for him to come to your room. there they sat on the carpet drinking and listening to some music. neither of you said a word. at this point there wasnât much to say because Liam knew practically everything about you and vice versa. besides, you were both such chatterboxes that every now and then a bit of silence did you both good.
âare you coming to rehearsal tomorrow?â
at the question, you turned your head to look at him and nodded.
he was starting a band with three friends and his brother, who wrote the songs. the music was good, although they hadnât quite finished anything yet, but they seemed quite promising in your opinion. he seemed very determined and that impressed you, as he tended to move from one thing to another quite easily.
you shifted to find a more comfortable position, sitting with your back against the side of the bed. âyes, I think so. iâve finished my final exams, so Iâm free.â
he nodded, taking another sip from the glass heâd prepared.
for a moment you watched him, debating whether or not it was worth bringing up the subject that had been causing you so much curiosity and annoyance lately. but your mouth never seems to heed the stop sign, rushing to spurt out the words.
âiâm surprised youâve invited me,â you said, picking up the glass for a sip, speaking in a calm tone, almost playing it down, as if it were a joking remark. âyou havenât even wanted to go out with me lately.â his first reaction was to roll his eyes and grumble, before looking at you with amusement.
âyouâre dead dramatic.â
âitâs the truth! youâre always off with your mates. youâve completely forgotten about me.â although it was mostly meant to tease him, beneath the joking tone lay a bitter truth. youâd hardly seen him at all over the last few weeks; there was always an excuse not to go out, whether it was to pop round to your place for a cup of tea or for you to go to his. the plans were thereâyouâd organise them, giving him an endless array of options in case the reason was a lack of money or a lack of desire to go outâbut the answer was always no. at some point, youâd stopped believing his reasons. yes, he was focused on the band and all that, but youâd bumped into Guigsy several times walking through the park with his girlfriend on those days when Noel supposedly had them âchained to their instrumentsâ. you didnât say anything to him on any of those occasions, but his lack of honesty in telling you he didnât want to or that he had something better to do was starting to get on your nerves. besides, if you had to be honest, you knew he was probably seeing some girl, and that weighed heavily on your heart.
âi spend all my time rehearsing with them,â he explained, his words dripping with obviousness, giving you a matter-of-fact look. but then he added: âitâs just that itâs different now.â
âwhy?â
âbecause⌠youâre a girl.â
you let out a huff of laughter. âso?â
âyou know what i mean.â
âno, i donât."
he sighed. âthere are things thatâŚâ he shook his head from side to side. âyou know.â
realising he was referring to the dirty way he and his mates talked, you rolled your eyes. âoh, itâs just that you canât do the things you do with them with me. you have no shame.â
Liam laughed at the look of utter disgust on your face, as you looked completely repulsed by what âthe things they didâ implied. to annoy you even more â typical of him â in one swift movement he grabbed your right wrist, snatching your favourite ring from one of your fingers. he used to take it off you and put it on himself, always saying it was very eye-catching and he liked it, even though it didnât quite fit his finger as his were chubbier than yours.
âanyway, iâm glad youâre rehearsing,â you added, and as he glanced at you out of the corner of his eye, Liam saw as much sincerity in your eyes as in your voice. âyou seem really passionate about it.â
he smiled slightly, now looking down at his hands holding your ring between his fingers, examining the little purple amethyst stone set in it.
âitâs because weâre the best band in the world.â simple, like a universal truth being stated. your lips curved into a gentle smile at such confidence, especially because you believed him. âone of these days someone else is going to see it and weâre going to be big, proper big and all.â
âabsolutely,â you agreed immediately, with the same certainty, moving closer. although they were just words, your voice cut straight through his chest; the honesty in it was so sharp that it managed to reach right into his heart. youâd always been the one to follow Liam in his endeavours, to support him and be the first to encourage him to do things that might seem too riskyâif they were worth itâand that wasnât new to him; after all, thatâs why you were best friends. however, the gentle caress of your trust enveloping him was a sensation that bathed him in joy as if it were something new. âand I hope that by then you wonât forget about me.â
still smiling at your ring, he fell silent for a few seconds, simply letting the words tickle his throat before plucking up the courage to say them.
âiâm gonna get you outta Manchester.â
and so he said them, as if they were a fact, leaving no room for argument or doubt. as certain as opening your eyes in the morning and looking at the sun, as sure that water is wet and birds sing. as sweet as a spoonful of honey after a cup of coffee.
from the centre of your chest, the warmest tingling sensation spread to every extremity of your body, like being wrapped in sunlight. you didnât want to think beyond the wordsâsuch simple words that meant nothingâbut when youâre in love, itâs impossible not to look straight at the sun and dare it to blind you. youâre so foolish that you cling to the simplest things to feed the heartâs illusion. but besides that, the mere idea that heâd include you in his dreams⌠it was like being one and the same being, as if there were still a room for you in the future, even if you were still just a friend. or at least thatâs how it made you feel.
despite the whirlwind of love coursing through your body, you looked at Liam with amusement, beneath which lay an eagerness to know more about that remark. âso, Iâm part of the plan too?â
with his eyes still fixed on the ring, he shrugged, as if it were no big deal, or perhaps as if it were something everyone knew. âobviously.â
you were glad he wasnât looking at your face at that moment, because you were sporting the silliest smile ever seen. âright,â you said, nonchalantly, approving of his decision. âiâm going to ride on your coattails, and youâd better buy me nice things.â
âmaybe.â
âmaybe?â
he finally looked at you, grinning from ear to ear this time, signalling that the tender moment would end as soon as heâd thought of something annoying to say to you. âyeah. it depends on whether you keep bein' as annoyin' as you are right now.â
you both laughed and you rolled your eyes, taking your ring off. âtwat.â
after the laughter died down, silence spread through the room for a moment. Liam kept sipping his vodka whilst you blinked up at the ceiling, holding back the storm of emotion that was putting every nerve on high alert. feelings canât be controlled, so it was impossible for you to stop the warmth that kept spreading through your chest at the mere realisation that you were part of the plan. something so stupid that surely it hadnât made him think twice.
"iâm going to get you out of Manchester.â
that phrase bounced around in your head like a soft echo.
but that warmth had to be countered immediately, before you did something stupid, like speaking tenderly to him about the plan you had in your headâhow you were going to study hard to get a good job and take him everywhere, to lovely places you couldn't afford at the moment.
âstop drinking. i'm not letting you throw up all over my bathroom again.â
Liam burst out laughing and ran his hand over your mouth, letting one of his fingers slip between your lips. he always did that, and although part of you found it disgusting and youâd slap his arm for being so gross, another part felt completely embarrassed by just how much it turned you on when he did that. you slapped his arm, making a sound of disgust, but he didnât stop laughing.
âshut up,â he replied, immediately taking another swig from his glass and giving you a defiant look, which made you roll your eyes.
âiâm serious!â you exclaimed between laughs. âif you throw up, i'll throw you out. stop drinking now.â
"'m pluckin' up some courage.â
at that reply, you frowned, looking at him amused at the prospect of some ridiculous comment from him, given his joking nature. âwhat for?â
instead of speaking, Liam simply turned his head to one side and finally looked you in the face. the expression you saw there managed to unsettle you even more. suddenly he was serious. his lips were slightly parted and his tender, deep-sea eyes were dropped, staring intently at your mouth. you almost panicked when you realised.
then.
it finally happened.
it was as if a flash had struck your face; it all happened very quickly and very slowly at the same time, as if youâd suddenly left your body, or as if your gaze had been dazzled by a bright light shining directly into your eyes. a hand cupped your cheek just as a sigh brushed your lips, which parted without you even realising it, and in a second you felt the gentle pressure of a mouth against yours.
yes, his lips were as soft and plump as they looked.
for a second your body went rigid, completely taken aback by the touch, until gently your lips moved over his, kissing him a little hesitantly, unsure whether this was allowed, whether the bubble would burst and Liam would realise it wasnât what he wanted. but no, quite the opposite. feeling your response â albeit hesitant, still a response â he pulled you towards him, holding your waist firmly, making you sit on his thighs. the kiss deepened as he tilted your head just enough, his lips setting the pace, teaching yours how to kiss him, showing you that it was okay to let yourself go. every heartbeat pounded hard against your chest, almost as if demanding to be set free, longing to fall into the hands of the boy holding you, eager for more affection.
when you pulled apart, you couldnât help but burst out laughing. perhaps it was nerves, or embarrassment, or the absurdity of having kissed your best friend, but you couldnât stop laughing. Liam rolled his eyes, yet his lips twitched, fighting back a smile.
âidiot.â
far from coming up with a reply to the nickname â you were far too overwhelmed for that â the word blossomed in your chest like a flower opening in spring under the blazing sun. yes, you were a silly girl, silly for having your heart racing a mile a minute over a lad as daft as Liam, whom you were always teasing because he was so easy to wind up. the thing is, neither is Liam daft nor are you a silly girl, but it made you feel a funny sort of anger at just how much you liked him. then he kissed you again, devouring that laughterâthis time not so sweet, but rather hungry, playfulâthe sort of kiss that made the ground shake beneath you as you realised heâd been waiting for this.
the kisses continued and your body, completely relaxed and without a trace of stiffness, melted in his hands. gently, he laid you down on the floor with his body on top of yours, one hand cupping your cheek and the other resting on the floor. every nerve in your body was tingling with anticipation, causing your lungs to fill rapidlyânot out of fear, but out of excitement. no one but you knew how hard it had been to put on a front, to avoid eye contact and to lock away your feelings deep within your heart. seeing Liam with other girls didnât cause you so much pain as curiosity; what would it be like to kiss him? how would it feel to touch his nose, his eyebrows, his hair? would he touch you with intent? and now, at this very moment, as the hand that had been on your cheek had slid down to squeeze your waist, you felt that you could finally die in peaceful contentment.
due to the need to breathe, you pulled away for a moment, but not far. his eyes scanned your face, searching for any hint of regret, but there wasnât any. alll he found was a silly smile and a slight blush on your cheeks. it was so intense that you worried you were wearing no make-up, which was ridiculous because Liam had seen you in far worse states thousands of times.
but not like this. not after kissing you like that.
without helping it, he buried his face into your hair, letting the scent fill his nostrils before moving to your neck, where he left soft pecks. it made your breath hitch, even more than kisses on the mouth, making you sigh very softly. there was nothing sexual about that moment; the way his lips traced kisses on your skin was gentle, slow, unhurried. you couldnât explain it, but it felt as though your bodies were like liquids blending together, as though every time his mouth pressed against your skin, he left a trace of his colour on it. it was like when you mix two paints; as they blend, they create a new colour, melting into one another. you two melting into each other's bodies.
âyou smell nice,â he said.
âyeah?â
âyeah. like fruit. i like it.â
âit must be my shampoo.â
âmust be,â he replied, slowly leaning in to capture your lips once more.
in the blink of an eye, the intensity of his kisses was overwhelming in the most delightful way, and you found yourself needing to respond just as eagerly as he did. Your hands quickly found their way between your bodies, groping each other without a shred of modesty, consumed by the heat of the moment. yours found their way to his back, sliding down his chest, tugging at his hair, eliciting soft, sweet sounds from him. as for Liam, he squeezed your thighs, raising one of your legs to make room between them. he caressed your hips and waist, squeezing now and then. but when his fingers slipped beneath your shirt and a shiver ran up your spine, there was a breaking point that allowed the tension to finally explode and for you both to grope each other properly.
then your fingers slipped under his t-shirt towards his chest, before touching his back, pressing there to pull him against your chest. at such firm body-to-body contact, his hips pressed between your legs, the friction drawing a moan from both of you. heat meeting heat through layers of clothes, feeling so good. sensing each otherâs response, you wrapped your legs around his hips and Liam moved his hips against yours. the most pitiful moans escaped from your throats as you moved your bodies against each other, almost unable to bear how good it felt.
when it became too much and Liam felt he was about to come right there, rubbing against you through his trousers, he pulled away just enough to take off his shirt. youur eyes were wide open, stunned, but your arousal clouded any sense of embarrassment. you both began to undress eagerly, trembling, careless fingers pushing fabric out of the way. socks, shirts, trousers, underwear â everything scattered across the floor of your bedroom in seconds.
as the two of you stood there completely naked, your gazes felt like they were burning into each otherâs skin. two pairs of eyes roamed over the otherâs body, tracing every line, every shade of skin, every texture, every mark. it was then that the haze of lust cleared enough for both of you to laugh at the situation you found yourselves in â a little embarrassed, but mostly excited.
âcheeky cunt." he teased. âstop looking at me.â
your cheeks burned, but you werenât going to show weakness. âthen you stop looking at my breasts.â you replied with false annoyance and a smile.
âi canât, theyâre so beautiful.â
Liam lifted you off the floor, carrying you to the bed where he positioned himself on top of you. awkwardly, his hands hurried to unwrap the condom and then put it on. you never took your eyes off him, watching intently as his hands slid the latex over his flushed cock. you were so wet it was embarrassing, giving away just how turned on you were by him. though it was only natural, wasnât it? Liam was gorgeous. but he was your friendâŚ
âright.â once the condom was on, he moved between your legs, making the necessary space. then, holding the base of his cock, he slid the head of his hard cock between your wet folds, slowly coating its length with your wetness. at that, you gasped, unable to help yourself. how desperate you were had made you far too sensitive, and the way his cock was rubbing against your cunt did nothing to help you hold back your moans. meanwhile, he was even worse off, his face all red and biting his lip with his eyes closed.
âplease, let me put it in,â he whined.
Liam sounded so, so desperate â a thousand times more pathetic than you â and it sent a shiver down your spine. you nodded eagerly, wrapping your arms around him as he guided the head of his dick towards your entrance. without waiting any longer, he thrust inside, letting out a beautiful moan at the tightness that enveloped him so warmly. your nails dug into his back, adding a little extra pleasure for Liam, who loved the idea of having his back all marked by you.
once he was fully settled inside you, your arms held him tight and his face buried itself in your neck, the skin there muffling his moans and gasps. both of you took a few seconds to catch your breath, simply taking in the sensation of having him inside you, of just how tight you were. for the two of you, it was like a feverish dream. every sensation was more than intenseâoverwhelming and suffocatingâmaking you both hyper-aware of the heat of your skin, the force of your heartbeats, and Liamâs cock inside you. tenderly, you planted a little kiss on his temple, drawing a sigh from him.
hugging each other, he pulled out halfway before pushing back in again. then he began to thrust, slowly at first, testing the waters, savouring the sheer novelty of it all â something that had once seemed impossible. your eyes rolled back as your grip on Liam tightened, clinging to him whilst his hips began to slam into yours with greater intent, letting you feel every inch slide against your walls. growls escaped his throat, savouring the sound his crotch made against yours, now wet and slick with your arousal.
âyes,â you moaned, scratching at the skin on his back. âoh, fuck, Liam, more please.â
the echo of your voice, dripping with desperation, sent a jolt through him; hearing you moan his name went straight to his cock. so he picked up the pace, completely consumed by the desire to elicit more of those moans from you, each thrust knocking the wind out of your lungs in a way that made your toes curl. he was just starting and already there was no rhythm, but rather sloppy rolls of hips, as if this moment had been waiting far too long for it to happen and so now he simply couldnât help but act on it. it was essential to concentrate fully, as Liam felt that if he lost himself too much in the sensation of finally being inside you, heâd come in two seconds and embarrass himself forever.
with every thrust, your brain felt itself melting away. desperate gasps rose from the very depths of your body, whilst your half-lidded eyes stared blankly at a spot in the room, almost unable to take in what was happening. as for him, as much as he tried to take it slowly, he couldnât; his body was begging for more and more, and the way you pleaded between moans for him to please go deeper didnât exactly help him hold back either. Itâs just that when thereâs too much pent-up tension, the moment it finds a way to burst forth, the result is like a tornado sweeping through with utter recklessness. worse still, when the tip touched a spot so sweet that it sent shivers through your whole body, your need for more only intensified. your nails practically dug into his pale skin â which, the next morning, would leave Liam with red marks, living proof that no, this time it wasnât just one of his many dreams after touching himself whilst thinking of you.
"do you like it like this?" he breathed, pulling back slightly to watch the way your face twisted with pleasure, how your eyebrows were furrowed and your mouth wide open, unable to contain your moans.Â
completely lost in the moment, you nodded eagerly. "yes, yes, yes," you replied, holding him tighter. "please, more. please."
he didnât even have to hesitate, obediently continuing the movement of his hips just as you clearly liked it. suddenly, everything was consumed by Liam, as if he was a flame spreading through a forest, taking every trace of lucidity with him. your hands felt his skin burning; your lips were now busy kissing his, savouring the vodka on his tongue; your nose took in the perfume he liked to wear most and a layer of sweat caused by the frantic thrusting of his hips against yours; and your ears were ringing with the noises Liam was letting out, but not just thatâalso the wet sounds every time his cock slid in and out of your pussy. so, so obscene that it only served to turn you on even more.
as he pulled away from the kiss, Liam immediately attacked your neck, leaving wet kisses on your skin, sniffing the faint scent of your vanilla soap. then he began to suck on your skin, hard enough to leave red marks there, exchanging with you the same act of letting behind a trace of having been there, just as you were doing by scratching his back.Â
moaning, he murmured against your neck. âoh, fuckinâ hell, no.â
âwhat? whatâs wrong?â
âiâm going to come.â he whined, never stopping his thrusts. his hands now gripping your hips very tightly, holding back.
you let out a breathy laugh at how pitiful he sounded, lamenting his lack of stamina. In a situation like this, should anyone be annoyed? you didnât know it, but it certainly hadnât bothered you in the slightest that Liam was already on the verge of coming. to be honest, it slightly amused you and also boosted your ego, because he was always acting like he was some sort of sexual expert or something, and for him to be so weak with you⌠plus hearing him talk like that, almost crying, added a bit to the sensation.
âwho cares, just keep fucking me.â
âi swear, 'm not usually like this, but youâre not helpin'.â his grip on your hips got firmer as he shifted, angling himself deeper, reaching spots that made your eyes roll. âchrist, youâre so hot.â he complained, frustrated at himself for being so weak in front of such a pretty girl.
oh, but he needed that release so badly, he decided to stop worrying and instead focus more on the way you were clenching around him with every thrust â so wet it made him weak at the knees.
and as he groaned, his mind in another state of bliss, practically touching the sky with his fingertips, his face buried in your neck. such was the overwhelming need that shook his body that his mind completely uninhibited the boy on top of you, leaving him more exposed than the clothes heâd taken off.
âoh, fuck, i love you so much,â he growled, knocking the wind out of your lungs with more intensity than his thrusts.
i love you.
i love you so much.
you didnât know if it was the heat of the moment or what, and Liam didnât give you much time to think about it either, because seconds later his body was jerking, then stopping deep inside you, spilling into the condom at the same time as he let out whimpers into your neck.
he stayed like that for a while, growling against your skin whilst his hips twitched and his chest gasped for air. slowly, carefully, he pulled out of you.
but instead of just pulling away and leaving it at that, as heâd thought would happen, after letting out a shaky breath, Liam moved downwards, spreading your legs. without any preamble, his tongue gave a slow lick from your entrance to your clit, making you moan in surprise. your hands flew up to grab his hair, pulling hard just as the tip of his tongue began to circle your most sensitive spot, pressing there whilst two fingers slid inside you. your back arched off the bed, whimpering, your toes curling and your head falling back against the pillow. he was really on a mission, and having finished before you, Liam was determined to make it up to you and ensure you reached that sweet release too.Â
âoh, yesâ you gasped, feeling your belly tingling. âyes, fuck. Liam, that'sâ oh, my god, thatâs so good...â
your legs clamped around his head at the same time the grip on his hair tightened. each time he sucked your clit, breathy moans spilled out of your mouth, proof of what a delicious job he was doing. Liam was practically drooling all over your folds, getting it even wetter as he ate you out like he was starving. he wanted so bad to make you feel good, to prove he wasnât a useless prat who came fast and left girls unsatisfied, and it showed in the way his tongue never stopped lapping and circling, making out with your pussy. his fingers thrusted into you with a gentle pace, different than the rythm of his mouth, curling to touch your sweet spot each time.
that delicious tingling was building up in your belly, so intense that your vision was practically blurred. âplease,â you cried, pressing his face against your cunt. your head fell to one side, sobbing into the sheets. âLiam, please donât stop. Liam!â
of course, he had no intention of even breathing. in fact, he quickened the pace of his tongue, pressing it flat against your bundle of nerves, circling firmly whilst his fingers slid in and out of you with a little more force. that was when your body tensed and shuddered, clouding your vision, sending tingles all over your body and making you feel dizzy for a moment, leaving you melted onto the bed with absolute silence in your mind, unable to escape the warm mist enveloping you. he continued licking, even as your body trembled with sensitivity, breathing heavily against your pussy.
you began to whimper, squirming and arching your back. âi can'tââ you gasped, your eyes tightly shut.Â
Liam didnât pull away for a second, practically panting as he continued to lick up every last bit of your release he could. your body was hypersensitive, reeling from your orgasm, so your hands instinctively pushed his head away, at this point feeling a sharp tingling sensation.
âLiam!â you whined between giggles. âitâs too much.â
he finally pulled away and withdrew his fingers, laughing breathlessly. you both burst out laughing properly, you still slightly dizzy from your orgasm.
âopen your mouth,â he said suddenly, still laughing.Â
amused, you frowned, not quite grasping what he meant, but you obeyed. with your lips parted wide, Liam leaned in and slipped the two fingers heâd used to finger you into your mouth. although it took you by surprise, it didnât take you long to start sucking on them, tasting yourself on them.Â
âyou're so hotâ he murmured. despite the needy tone in his voice, he had such a smug smile it made you roll your eyes and playfully slap his cheek, lightly. he laughed again and pulled his clean fingers out of your mouth, then lay down beside you, both of you staring at the ceiling.Â
as your bodies began to cool, the realisation of what had just happened hit you like a bucket of cold water. the only sound was your breathing gradually returning to normal, and perhaps someone passing by outside your house. such serenity allowed your minds to run wild with questions and doubts. you would never, ever have imagined that youâd end up having sex.Â
you didnât know what to do or what to say, as at that moment any comment seemed awkward to make. your heart was pounding, so hard that you thought he might be able to feel it in the silence that enveloped the two of you. going from moaning his name loudly to a deafening silence felt unsettling. you wondered what he might be thinking, whether heâd decide to leave or stay the night, whether everything would be back to normal the next day or whether youâd ruined it completely.Â
when you finally plucked up the courage to ask him if he wanted some water â a vague question to test the waters â Liam surprised you by turning towards you and wrapping his arm around your waist, pulling you close against his body. his nose nuzzled your hair, breathing in the scent created by your fruity shampoo and the hint of sweat clinging to your body. you couldnât move or say a word, just like when a skittish cat comes over to rub against your legs and you donât even want to breathe for fear of scaring it away. but despite how tense you were, it was impossible not to melt under his touch, so glad that his first reaction hadnât been to pull away.
fireworks were going off in your chest, spreading a sweet warmth and bringing a smile to your lips. you were so happy itâs hard to put into words, because the love that was overwhelming you at that moment was so intense that thinking was impossible. all that remains is the feeling of loving and being loved, and in that moment you felt that you were loved by Liamâand not just as a friend.
he let out a frustrated sigh through his nose before gently breaking the silence, the same frustration evident in his voice.
âitâs cos youâre pretty,â he murmured simply, leaving you confused.Â
âwhat?â
âyouâre pretty, thatâs why i didnât want to hang out with you anymore.â
with confusion written all over your face, you turned your head to look at him. âi donât understand.â
he sighed, looking at your mouth and then your eyes, his own slightly droopy. âiâve always liked you. think ever since that night i first stayed over at your house â d'you remember?â you nodded. âthat day...i remember it clearly. i stayed awake all night watchin' you sleep. youâre so pretty. and lately⌠i dunno, itâs like i canât hold it in anymore, and i didnât wanna make you uncomfortable cause when i look at you, i feel like you donât like me in the slightest.â
âwhat?â you laughed, incredulous. i mean, youâd just had sex.
âyou always call me âbest mateâ.â
âbecause you are my best mate!â
âyeah, i know, butâŚâ he sighed. âyouâre really pretty and really great. look at you â youâre gonna do amazing things, d'ya know what i mean?gonna have a degree, a great job doin' something important for society, travellin', meeting people, buyin' yourself everything youâve always dreamed of⌠and me? iâm throwing it all away for a band that we donât even know itâs gonna work out.â
the uncertainty in his words threw you off balance, as it stood in stark contrast to the confidence he usually exuded. âLiam, of course itâs going to work. you always say so.â
âi know that, and I believe it â itâs my greatest conviction â but letâs be realistic: what sort of plan is that? not the one I should have if i wanna be with a girl like you,â he replied, his eyes wandering over your figure, making your heart ache at the sadness in his voice. you wanted nothing more than to make him see how precious he was, how admirable you found it that he was dedicated to making his own dreams come true rather than settling for a mundane life.
âLiamââ
âi swear, i fuckin' swear i'm gonna make it,â he said, not giving you a chance to comfort him, now holding one of your hands to kiss your knuckles gently. âand when Iâm up there, bathed in champagne and gold, itâll all be yours too.â
that uncertainty vanished, replaced by a wave of confidence filling his words. for your part, all you could do was listen intently, melting in his presence.
âiâm going to cover you in diamonds so never again in your life will you have to worry about not having money. wanna buy a thousand of those purple rings you like? go ahead. ten houses? done. itâll all be yours, everything.â
he enveloped you in a mist of love, as pure as the first breath of the morning. the thought that all this time Liam had adored you just as much as you adored him was overwhelming, and it truly made your heart leap in your chest.
a smile lit up your face. your index finger traced the bridge of his nose reverently, admiring its shape. there was nothing left to say or ask; there were no doubts left, and it was then that you allowed yourself to say what youâd held back for so long in his arms.
âi love you, Liam,â you murmured softly. Liam heard the sweetest of declarations of love. simple and as honest as the sparkle in your eyes illuminating his at that moment. he smiled, ready to put into words the realisation that had been keeping him restless for the past few weeks.Â
âi love you more.â
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g/n: omg it took me so long to finish this bc i was so lazy and its a bit awkward to me to write smut jakska so i didnât even read it twice to check mistakes. first one was pretty good so i hope you like this one too. xoxo gali
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