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supongo q es pq ya tengo 20 aĂąos pero es la primera vez en mi vida q sufro tanta resaca dsp de haber tomado y ns como manejar esta situaciĂłn ahr
collecting images where noel looks like the manager of a very understaffed it department and he seems to hate everyone there and chainsmokes at his desk and hes shit at his job but hes the best to gossip with
mĂĄs triste q mujer con novio

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eres comunista?
dependiendo de quĂŠ lado me despierte de la cama y con quĂŠ pie inicie el dĂa.
Sex and the City (1998-2004), Season One, Episode One: Sex and the City
nunca tuve tantas ganas de q se termine el mundial asĂ dejan de romper las pelotas con q argentina es racista, sionista, o cualquier otra etiqueta q les sirva para sentirse moralmente superiores.
y no quiero q esto se malentienda, porque mi enojo no se dirige hacia la crĂtica en sĂ, sino hacia la superficialidad con la q se realiza. a la gran mayorĂa de aquellos q se dedican a hablar, no les interesa la historia de este paĂs, ni su contexto, ni sus contradicciones. tampoco creo q les interese realmente latinoamerica, el racismo, la discriminaciĂłn, palestina, israel, o el sufrimiento de la gente. lo Ăşnico que realmente buscan es una excusa para seĂąalar con el dedo y asĂ construirse una imagen de superioridad moral.
mientras tanto, los verdaderos responsables, las ĂŠlites polĂticas, los gobiernos, los intereses econĂłmicos y las potencias q sostienen conflictos e injusticias, quedan completamente fuera de la conversaciĂłn. porque claro, es muchĂsimo mĂĄs fĂĄcil convertir a un pueblo entero en un villano q analizar las estructuras de poder.
si, voy a mirar el mundial. y si, voy a festejar cada vez q argentina gane, juegue contra quien juegue. porque muchos hablan desde posiciones de privilegio y no tienen ni la mĂĄs pĂĄlida idea de lo q es vivir en este paĂs. no saben lo q es no llegar a fin de mes, trabajar en condiciones indignas o nisiquiera conseguir trabajo. obvio q el fĂştbol es polĂtico, todo es polĂtico en el mundo actual. pero para muchĂsimas personas yn partido de fĂştbol es mĂĄs q una declaraciĂłn polĂtica, es tal vez una de las pocas distracciones q se le ofrecen ante una realidad durisima.
y perdĂłn, pero la realidad es q a esa gente le importa mucho mĂĄs poder olvidarse un rato de sus problemas q cumplir con el estĂĄndar de pureza moral q algunos pretenden imponer por redes sociales.
vuelvo a recalcar q mi problema no es con quienes critican de buena fe, yo se q es importante ser conscientes ahora mĂĄs q nunca, de lo q estĂĄ pasando a nivel polĂtico en nuestro paĂs, y en el mundo en general. mi problema es con aquellos q utilizan las causas sociales como un accesorio para alimentar su propio ego, pasando por alto el sufrimiento real de los pueblos.
rechazo a los imperialistas, a los colonizadores, a los de derecha, pero sobretodo a aquellos q convierten las luchas sociales en una competencia de superioridad moral en lugar de una herramienta para cambiar la realidad. ustedes son exactamente lo mismo q lo q tanto critican.
â§ ââ HUMAN NATURE PT.1â.á
â.ŕłŕż*:シsynopsis; your new next door neighbour moves in and immediately starts becoming a little closer to your dad after you make your presence known. it's not weird at all when he starts getting invited over a little more, your dad is just closer in age to him! it's not weird when you start seeing him running at the same hour as you, and not weird that you see him around more often. you've just...piqued his interest!
ŕ Ë. áľáľ pairing; dad's bsf!liam gallagher x younger!fem reader warnings; 18+, nsfw, corruption kink, power dynamics, explicit age gap, younger reader, liam is a pervert and lowk a peeping tom, mentions of male masturbation!!
word count; 2.7k words a/n; hello...im back...with that 600 follower special i promised. thank u so much for ur continued support. all of these chapters will be relatively short by design as i haven't written for a lil while so pls be kind hehe....<3
you had seen him around before.
you were perched along your windowsill with a new book in hand, curtains spread wide open, allowing for you to see anything and everything from your window. at the exact time as the past couple of weeks, a man rocked up next door, in the same style of parka he had worn before â dramatically long and... enticing.
black sunglasses covered his eyes, the only discernible features being his pursed lips and half-grown stubble littered over his jawline. he would prowl around the neighbourhood for a little while, taking in the scenery while waiting for the realtor who was somehow always late. the same old clockwork.
except, this time was different.; instead of heading off for his usual prowl, he stepped right into your view, leaning back against the brick wall of the house, staring right at your house. something smug and cocky exuded off his being as he popped a cigarette into his mouth, flicking open his lighter with practiced perfection.
your eyes lingered, intrigued by the dangerous yet smooth demeanour radiating off him. he took a quick puff as he leant his head back against the wall, eyes landing on you. the strange girl staring down at him. he tilted his head to the side, the cigarette still perched against his fingers, eyes narrowing like you had caught his attention.
he gave you a polite nod of his head as a form of acknowledgement, eyes almost burning through you as he waited patiently for your response. you gave a polite, awkward wave before sliding off your windowsill, the heat of embarrassment smouldering in your lower stomach.
you swear you heard him chuckle as you slammed your book shut, trying to push down the rush of adrenaline and anxiety swirling in your chest. you cleared your throat, glancing back over at your window before deciding to ignore him â to not pay attention.
that's how it went over the next couple of days; you didn't pay much notice when the âfor saleâ sign got taken down. ignored the excitement fluttering in your chest as the moving vans suddenly appeared out the front of the house. you didn't even pay much notice when your dad started mentioning your new neighbour, chuckling about how much of a âgood ladâ he was supposedly.
you did, however, notice when your dad began to find himself at the pub down the road more often, or how he would trot next door to go hang out with your new neighbour. you'd sigh, shaking your head despite the fond tug in your heart, glad he was able to branch out a little more.
it had been hard on the two of you; having to leave your life behind and moving to manchester. your dad continued to lie, saying it was for a âonce in a lifetime opportunityâ but really, you knew it was to get away from it all.
the door shut behind you with a quiet 'click,' the sound of laughter immediately flowing into the hallway from the outside dining room. you half grimace, not entirely keen on having company while looking so ragged. yet, your dad calls out for you, beckoning you over.
ây/n, is that you? come meet, liam!â
you follow the sound of his voice, heart lurching in your chest as your eyes land on your next-door neighbour. he's sat across from your dad, nursing a beer and half-smoked cigarette in his hand, his eyes immediately landing on you. his eyebrows tick upwards, just a little, like you had piqued his interest.
âhi, love,â he pushes himself upwards, reaching out to shake your head with a dangerously smooth smile. you take it, movements a little rushed as you shyly shake his hand, hardly able to meet his eyes. liam takes notice, head tilting to the side, barely enough for you to notice. âliam gallagher, nice to meet you. y/n, is it? yer' dads told me, 'bout you.â
everything about him is so self-assured, like he knows he's got everything in the palm of his hand. his parka is no doubtedly new; it's clearly never been worn before, and neither are those stupid sunglasses he has curled over the bridge of his nose. who was he trying to impress?
âyes, uh, nice to meet you too.â
frigid, liam notes to himself, eyebrows creasing ever so slightly. he leans back in his chair, eyes never leaving yours like he's plotting something. you shift uncomfortably, silently praying he doesn't remember you being "that" girl from the window.
âyou smoke?â liam offers, sliding open the pack with just his thumb. it's something so innocent, and yet, so charged that it has you swallowing a harsh lump in your throat. you shake your head politely, mouth dropping open to answer before being cut off by your dad.
ânah, nah,â your dad shakes his hand, a fond smile stretching across his face, stealing liam's attention away from you. âshe ain't do nothing like that.â
liam's eyebrows raise in surprise, his smirk turning a little more devious as if he'd struck gold. you don't notice, rather, you figure the cogs are turning in his head to whip out another quip.
ânot one for the party life, are we?â liam turns towards you, leaning his chin on his hand while the other rests on the armrest of the chair. his eyes flicker over you, looking you up and down like your dad wasn't sitting right across from him. like you were prey.
âno,â you avert your eyes shyly, shrugging a little meekly. ânot one for anything, really.â
âah,â liam hums, turning back slightly to raise the bottle of beer back up to his mouth. âreckon we could change that, eh?â
his words are merely meant to tease â so you think â and yet, your stomach clenches, nerves fluttering in your chest as you manage to give him a weak, shy chuckle. you almost sigh with relief as he takes a quick sip of his beer, the tension in your body wound so tight it's almost threatening to snap.
it's all a game to him â you can tell by the way he smirks, eyes licking over you, sending a warmth that brims against your lower abdomen. you blink, shaking the thoughts of your head, convincing yourself it was only something you made up in your head. but fuck, the way he's drinking in your reaction right now makes you wish it were real. your dad, oblivious to anything, skin a little flushed from the alcohol, smiles widely.
âwe'll leave you to it, sweetie,â he nods, waving his hand at you to beckon you over for a hug. âgo do whatever you kids do nowadays. goodnight, love.â
ânight dad,â you murmur as you lean down to give your dad a quick side-hug before politely smiling and bowing your head at liam. âgoodnight, mr. gallagher.â
ânight, kid.â he teases with a coy raise of his eyebrows, clicking out of the corner of his mouth while raising the neck of his beer towards you. you meekly smile before turning on your heels with your shoulders tight and rigid, pressed halfway to your ears. a dark, devilish chuckle escapes his lips as you walk away, painfully aware of the way his eyes burn into your back.
liam hums to himself, drinking in the way you nervously hurry away, whipping around the corner so fast he hardly catches it. a warm, twisted amusement rises in his chest, his lips ticking up into a devious smile. you let out a breath you didn't even know you were holding in, the tension slowly dissipating as you walk up the stairs to your bedroom, hoping to put it all to rest.
âseem's like a nice girl, eh?â liam comments. your dad just smiles, nodding warmly as he finishes his last sip of whatever bottle he was nursing in his hand.
âyes, yes, she is,â he comments as he places the empty bottle down. âfancy another?â
âif i ever say no, you'd have to shoot me.â
âi'll show you the drinks room then, eh?â
âa drinks room?â liam replies with a small chuckle, pushing himself up from the chair. âlivin' lavish, are we?â
your dad responds with a laugh as they both half-clamber into the room, heading over to the cabinet. it's full of every spirit imaginable, all lined up and hardly drunken like they were some sort of decoration. liam immediately takes notice, deciding to pry a little further. he couldn't help it, curiosity was just apart of human nature.
âbet yer' daughter sneaks in and nicks some of the good stuff, huh?â he teases, nudging his elbow against your father's arm. he simply chuckles, shaking his head as he grabs another two bottles of beer from the bar fridge.
âohhh no,â he chuckles, handing a bottle to liam with a fond smile. âshe's much to good for that.â
âoh?â liam clears his throat, eyebrows raising. âreally?â
âyeah,â your dad breathes out, turning back to face him with a polite, slightly forced smile. âbetween you and me, she's a bit too innocent for her own good.â
âah, bollocks,â liam laughs, patting his shoulder despite the thoughts swirling in his brain. his next words are loaded, layered with such deep perversion that it almost makes him feel sick. âno such thing, eh? good girls are always fun.â
needless to say, liam hardly gets home that night with a clear mind. he's wandering around his bedroom that just so happens to directly across from your own, his jeans so tight he's honestly a little worried the button might pop off. he feels sick at his own thoughts, teeth grinding against each other so hard that his jaw is wound tight.
and he can see your shadow behind the thin, lace curtains prancing about like you weren't tempting him. he had half a mind to head back over to your place and get his hands on you. he sucks in a harsh breath through his teeth, his other hand reaching to pinch the skin between his eyebrows.
but he just can't help himself.
his hands fumble with the buckle of his belt, his figure hidden behind his curtain as he watches, breath getting caught in his throat. his heart is beating so fucking fast that his hands are shaky and clamming as he grips his bulge, eyelids fluttering shut as a small wave clarity crashes over him.
he knows he shouldn't â he knows it's wrong. he knows better of course, he's older, wiser. supposed to ignore the way he was feeling about you. it was wrong. he knows that.
but maybe, he just doesn't care that much.
. Ýâ âš . ÝË . Ýŕźâ§âË.
you had tried your hardest to ignore him, reminding yourself he was your dad's bestfriend â a force to not be reckoned with. he was something off limits.
so, âcoincidentlyâ you started extending your shifts long enough so you wouldn't come home to him in your living room, sitting and laughing with your father like he wasn't daunting. like he wasn't staring you down as if you were his next meal. it was suffocating.
you had changed your routine just to avoid him; longer shifts, different walking routes, different running routes. you knew he was a runner from the way you bashfully watched him warmup in front of his door from your window. despite your best efforts of ignoring him, you bought yourself cute new running shorts just in case you had ever crossed his paths.
yet you weren't aware of just how far liam was willing to go just to âcross paths.â
you let out a harsh exhale as you slowed down, shoes scuffing against the pebbled pathway beneath you. the back of your throat was burning, chest heaving, desperate to suck in any ounce of air they could. you hunched over, sweaty palms landing your knees as you flicked your forearm towards you, looking at your watch.
âfancy seein' you 'ere, birdie,â a familiar voice drawls from behind you. you jump, shivers crawling over your spine as you shoot upright, head spinning around to face the older man standing behind you. a subtle, thin layer of sweat glistens over his forehead, chin raised ever so slightly. his lips are parted, soft breaths escaping them as he raises his water bottle towards them. âdidn't know you were a runner.â
ânot really,â you respond with a shy smile, wiping the sweat off your forehead with the back of your hand. âdo it to clear my mind every now and then.â
âhuh right, what's your time?â liam breathes out after taking a sip, eyes trailing down your neck. you flick your wrist towards you, still trying to catch your breath as you click through your watch, trying to find your stopwatch. liam's eyes unashamedly trail further down your torso until the delicate outline of your cleavage is spilling out of your sports bra. and your chest is heaving really hard with the glistening layer of sweat glimmering under the sun, like you were just asking for it.
oblivious to his perversion, you raise your head just as he flicks his eyes away, tongue sliding over his upper lip. you think nothing of it, trying to ignore the way your heart lurches in your chest.
â23 minutes and 51 seconds!â you exclaim with a proud smile, twisting your watch over him to see.
âahh, very good,â liam muses, his mind half in the moment as he ponders over a twisted idea brewing in his head. he leans in to look, only for his water bottle to âaccidentallyâ slip from his fingers, splashing water all over your chest before hitting the ground. âshit! sorry, love!â
you gasp as the cold water hits you despite how refreshing it really feels. liam's hands are already patting over your shirt, fingers grazing over your tits in such a manner that it has your skin heating up. liam's heart is racing as his hands carefully knead your tits before smoothing over your stomach and then finally retracting back to his sides.
âit's okay! it's okay!â you repeat, flicking off a few beads of water your hands. you turn your head behind you, noticing the water bottle slowly beginning to roll. âdo you need me to get that for you? dad told me you had a bad back. or hip, or whatever!â
you hardly wait for an answer before you're already bending over in front of him, your cute little running shorts leaving barely anything to the imagination as the fabric slowly rides up your thighs. liam tilts his head downward, drinking in everything before you can catch his wandering eyes.
liam takes the bottle from you like he wasn't just fucking you with his eyes, a gracious, warm smile on his face. it's innocent, disarming almost. you naturally smile back, cheeks warm, though you can't tell if it's from him or the run. you pray it's from the latter.
âoh thanks love, didn't have to do allat for an old geezer like me,â he chuckles, ducking his head in apology for the spillage once more.
âoh, nonsense!â you brush it off, as humble as ever. liam's lips tick upwards into a warm smile, a twinge of deviousness held deep behind it. âwas raised to be good.â
âmhm, yeah, you're a good girl, aren't 'cha?â
you freeze, eyebrows shooting upright. liam immediately takes notice in the way your thighs squeeze together, even if the movement is so damn subtle that it makes his dick twitch in his pants. the blood underneath your cheeks is warm, your eyes wide and doe-like like you had been caught.
âwell,â liam smiles warmly. innocent. like your clit wasn't throbbing underneath his predatory gaze. like he wasn't testing the waters, just seeing how far he could push you. âenjoy yer' run, see 'ya next time, kid.â
with a polite wave, liam's back off down the track, literally running away from the situation he's created. your head is swirling with a multitude of emotions, slick pooling against the thin fabric of your panties. you shake your head, trying to ignore how wrong it was to feel this way over your dad's best friend.
you take a moment to gather yourself, smoothing your hair back with a deep breath before running the opposite way liam went, not caring that it would take you longer to get back home.
anywhere was better than being around someone as dangerous as him.
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ESTO ES EL PUEBLO ARGENTINO. AL GRAN PUEBLO ARGENTINO SALUD.
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es increĂble lo que este equipo logra en 10 minutos. verlos cantar el himno asĂ... tenĂan fuego en la sangre porque sabĂan que esto no era solo un partido y lo demostraron. VAMO ARGENTINA, LAS MALVINAS SON Y POR SIEMPRE SERĂN ARGENTINASđŚđˇđŚđˇđŚđˇđŚđˇđŚđˇđŚđˇđŚđˇđ¤đ¤đ¤đ¤
Bueno, este es mi primer post y no querĂa perder la oportunidad de aprovechar tan especial ocasiĂłn para desearle al presidente de la RepĂşblica Argentina una muerte dolorosa y prematura.

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"February Foreverâ a Feb14 epilogue
summary: snapshots of you <3
cw: disgusting fluff horrible fluff terrifying fluff its so much, oral f!receiving, riding, fingering, dry humping, spit play, praise, sub/dom dynamics, use of 'daddy', slapping, not much smut .. sorry babies!!
wc: 22.2k
an: happy belated valentines day part two! would you all be my valentine and give this a little read because i knoww its been heavily anticipated. i hope you have as much fun reading this as i had writing it, this is both the best and longest fic my brain has thrown up soo .. happy reading <3
â 2016
Youâd blinked, and somehow, an entire year had gone by. You didn't even realise as it happened around you but somewhere along the way youâd begun officially calling Liamâs flat your home, your own keys in the bowl that you'd forced him to place by the door, âItâs convenient, Liamâ You'd pressed it into him as you followed him around the home you could now call yours, âItâs bullshit I say - i mean, who needs some poncey little bowl to keep keys inâ He didn't even turn around to look at you as you chased him around the house, his voice cracking slightly from trying to hold his laughter at your absolute onslaught of threats over, âGet the bowl or I get goneâ, speeding up with a chuckle as you followed him, âI know just where my keys areâ
But of course, youâd managed to overturn him. And now you had a credit card directly connected to his bank to take care of yourself, had properly immersed yourself within the Gallagher family - meeting Peggy, his other son Lennon, countless cousins when you eventually made your way over to Ireland. Your hands hurt from all the shaking, your cheeks hurt from all the smiling. But even Liam could see it in his face, you belonged here now. Everybody fussed over you in a way heâd never seen from them before, his kids grew more comfortable, his flat that once had been littered with beer bottles and empty takeaway containers was now, much to Liamâs smugness, full of your âUtter shiteâ, as he called it.
But he still loved the feeling he got whenever he rolled over in the morning to see you grinning up at him. Loved when youâd wink, eyelids heavy with sleep and whisper, âMorning handsomeâ, rolling over onto him as you attacked his face with kisses. Yes, it was sappy by Liamâs standards. But a man can enjoy a life with the girl heâd already begun building it with slowly over what was now almost three years of knowing one another.
â February 14th 2016
And now it was Valentineâs Day. What a day to be had, of course, the constant reminder of the time light finally shone on the darkness of his life. Heâd never say that to your face, of course, but you both saw it in the way he seemed to carry himself lighter now, seemed to get himself back on his feet after so long just treading water.
Even the newspapers realised it too.
âOASIS Frontman Liam Gallagher to spend yet another year with secretive âmissusâ, is this the year where the long running Gallagher curse strikes another relationship? Read Page 23 to find out moreâŚâ
Liam in fact hadnât read page 23, and wasnât planning on it. Not when you were in this happy little bubble which people often described as love. No longer hiding, the first Valentineâs day in which you could properly just be the two of you in the public eye without fear of disapproval from the media. And Liam planned on riding this wave for a long time.
You woke up early, probably around 5/6 in the morning - Liam effectively had you on the strictest schedule, âIâm getting old now, loveâ He told you last night when you suggested staying up a little late as a Valentineâs day treat, wanting to celebrate the night properly with him. But there he was, fluffing up his pillows and setting his phone on to charge, âGone are the days where I can shag around until 2 in the morningâ. You laughed, and pointed out the fact that, âActually, sometimes we can pull it outta youâ
âAye lass, geriatric Gallagher isnât quite here yetâ Youâd laughed back at him, already pulling the covers to the side to slot yourself onto his lap, arms winding around his neck as the two of you grinned at each other. Pure bliss. He never thought heâd have this again, but you felt so real sitting in his lap that he just pulled you towards him, laughing when you mumbled, âIâm very glad for that tonightâ
And in true Liam fashion, he could never let what was practically his reason for still existing go needy on Valentineâs eve, so he dutifully made you come on his fingers, before shuffling back onto his side of the bed. Immediately conking out. Youâd followed almost immediately, smiling down at his peaceful sleep, stroking his hair back with two fingers.Â
âHappy Valentineâs, grumpyâ
Youâd both explicitly said you werenât going to get Valentine's gifts this year. Not that you really had over the last two - the first being a lonely drink in a bar, the second being, albeit, quite a nice dinner. You could say your present was him finally confessing but, with the way heâd sharpened himself up over that year, you could say you saw it coming. And that was what you were the most grateful for.
The flat was completely silent when you rolled out of bed, shivering as your bare feet hit the ice cold floor with a yelp, âFuckâs sake!â Heading to the thermostat on the wall, seeing it at quite literally an arctic temperature. You cranked up the heating immediately, continuing on your quest to find Liam with a muttered, âStingy old manâ as you finally felt your feet start to thaw. And then, you set out on your quest to actually find said old men.
Liam was nowhere to be found, no note, no breakfast, his keys gone from the stupid little bowl. You smiled to yourself once again, wrapping your arms around yourself with a tutted, âTypicalâ. You made your way to the kitchen, nothing. Nothing in the cupboard. Hardly anything in the fridge. Heâd honoured your wishes, it seems, and with a little smile on your face, you rolled your eyes. Poor guy was probably out stressing somewhere, but that was a problem for later when-
And as if on cue, the door slammed wide open. And there was the man himself, appearing bundled up in a parka youâd fought him over for it being, âBig enough for a sumo wrestlerâ And heâd fought you right back on that, âItâs fashion, love, not like youâd knowâ. And in his hands he was brandishing far too much for one man - a bunch of flowers wrapped in crinkly cellophane, half squished from where he had them pressed just over his heart, but still beautiful nonetheless, two coffees in one hand, and a carrier bag from Tesco which looked like it held one unwritten hallmark card, a six pack of beer, two cartons of cigarettes, and a bar of Cadburyâs chocolate.
âMorning loveâ He chirped. And he seemed very pleased with the surprised look you shot him from where you were currently trying to make his and your own cup of tea, scooping the teabags out as you quirked your lips, âYou disappearedâ
âI had errands to runâ He said with a laboured sigh, like heading to the corner shop was some mammoth task, setting his collection down with a happy sigh. That was before he rounded the table, beaming like an overexcited puppy, tugging you into him. It was a hug that spoke of all the sappiness he could never say, squeezing you tight to his chest like he needed to thank you for still being here, swaying on his feet in some weird little dance that told you he just needed you to be casual about it. And you were. You smiled against his shoulder, propping yourself on tiptoes to peek over his shoulder at the slightly crushed flowers drooping on the table, âYou got me Tesco flowersâ
âAye, expensive Tesco flowersâ He muttered against you, pressing a kiss to your hairline as he pulled back with an expression that read mock offence for your flippancy over his efforts. âHappy Valentineâs, darlinââ
You smiled back up at his face, âHappy Valentineâs, grumpyâ
He hated that nickname. That was publicly, secretly, he loved it. With a roll of his eyes he ducked his head to lock your lips in his for the softest kiss that spoke about 1000 words, holding the absolute weight of his love for you. You stayed like that for a minute, swaying still in his arms even as he pulled back away from you just to tug you back into literally the longest hug ever.
âAre yânot impressed with my initiativeâ Clearly very proud of himself for sneaking around you and still finding a way to âspoilâ you when the last conversation you had about Cupidâs day was a pinky promise to not buy each other anything.
You just stared at his little haul on the table with a soft expression on your face, before muttering, âOh, what millions can buyâ
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
The day moved slow and fast at the exact same time, having spent the morning in the quiet together, chattering about nonsense while you sat there on the couch, him massaging your feet, you complaining about a picture the sun had managed to snag of you the other week. He just smiled and tickled the soles of your feet, "Aren't you a dramatic little madameâ And he loved the way your face screwed up in laughter, slapping at his arm, âLiam!â
But, eventually you did make it out of the house, and heâd even changed his parka for the occasion, a very rare move, for which you congratulated him on your walk. You pinched the sleeve as you navigated the streets of London, having opted to walk rather than taking a cab, tugging on the fabric, âThis is niceâ, heâd nodded, hands in his pockets so his arm was perfectly bent to accommodate your hold on his elbow, âYouâre right, youâre punching, angelâ. You just laughed back at him, walked together in perfect tandem, you could see the vulnerability still written in his eyes, the apprehensiveness in his expression at the fear you may not take his joke in stride, but of course. You still continued to surprise him, âComing from the man who called me the most beautiful thing he'd ever set eyes on when he was balls deep in me the other dayâ
That caught him by surprise, the way you still managed to make him laugh, the way you matched him in every way possible, âWell, arent you a cheeky little fuckerâ
The peace, however, was broken eventually. You were trying to scour the streets of London for a nice place you could take him to, âIâd better treat you, eh?â Youd smiled up at him, even as he led the way with the confidence of a man who'd known these streets for years, âAfter that romeo-esque gesture this morningâ He shook his head, a grin tugging at his lips as the light caught on his sunglasses when heâd turned to you, âOh, and that's coming off your card or mineâ
However, before you had the chance to snap something snippy right back at him his expression changed, jaw clenched. And there was, what you could only describe as a mob of paparazzi directly across the street from the two of you. It seems that you would never have a quiet valentines day as long as you were slumming it with Liam Gallagher. You'd made your peace with it, but you weren't so sure he had, you still remember that first time when they'd snapped pictures of you together in the park, the way he looked like his entire world was about to fall apart. And you didn't want to see him that way on valentines day.
So you did what you needed, subconsciously trying to defend his dignity from the flashing of the cameras. You let your hand drop, falling into a confident step beside him as you walked a respectable metre apart, dropping your head as you heard them clamouring desperately from the other side of the street, âLiam!â, âOver here!â
Liam didn't even look at them, but he did in fact notice the loss of contact. And without saying anything, he caught up properly to you, rough fingers reaching out to take your hand, locking your fingers as he kept walking. Not addressing the people across the street, but instead carrying on with you close to his proximity. It was nothing big, but it felt huge. A huge sacrifice, Liam finally letting other people in.Â
And then you were smiling the whole way through lunch. Liam frowned at you over his beer, âThe fuckâs the matter with youâ He accused, leaning back as he crossed his arms over his chest. You just watched him back, eyes sparkling with a mischief not shown in your otherwise innocent expression, wrapping your fingers around your rose glass with a knowing expression, âNothing, eat your steakâ
âEat your fuckinâ salad and stop looking all weirdâ
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The real reason for Liamâs erratic behaviour was the event later that night. One he had been complaining about for weeks. The BRIT awards, âI mean, who hosts them stupid things on a night Iâm meant to be spending with my birdâ Heâd fumed while sat with you on a couch, the movie playing in the background youâd been trying, very unsuccessfully, to watch, constantly interrupted by Liamâs inherent ability to keep his mouth shut, âI don't think they were particularly bothered about what youâd be up to, Liamâ To which he showed great offence with a childish huff, crossing his arms over his chest in pure tantrum.
Heâd been invited to present an award, Beady eye might not have been what everyone thought it could be, you personally felt they hadn't been given enough airtime, and it was one more thing you had to heal within him, but the Oasis legacy still lived on. Both brothers had been invited, but regrettably, upon finding out Liam was in attendance Noel had swiftly declined. You'd seen the way Liamâs shoulders had hunched in quiet defeat, but that was an issue you could address with him another time.
You were definitely nervous. I mean, this was the furthest thing ever from your scene, sat on the edge of the bed, smoothing down your dress, changing your earrings four different times, this pair a dangly one, which Liam had tried swatting at like a kitten. He was standing in front of the mirror, zipping up yet another parka - youâd have to count how many he had, this was the third wardrobe change today and you don't actually think youâd seen any of them worn before. âMy going out parkaâ Heâd muttered, catching your eyes in the mirror, nodding his chin at you, âDonât smile weird, yeah?â
He was nervous, you could tell it in the way he stood, the way his throat bobbed when he swallowed like it hurt him. You laughed at him, at least he was nervous rather than depressed, you could say this was the thing you were the most grateful for, being here for the small moments. âI don't smile weirdâ You muttered as you got to your feet, padding across the hardwood floor to wrap your arms around him from behind, pressing your face in the space between his shoulder blades, hands resting on his belly just above his parka. âYou smile like you've nicked someone's walletâ
His voice wavered slightly. You frowned gently, pulling away from him yet using your grip to coax him to turn in your arms, looking up at him, âYou okay?â He just breathed, big hands coming to bracket your hips as he knocked his forehead against yours, âIâm shitting itâ
His first official public appearance since the fallout of Beady Eye. Since his divorce. It was bound to rouse some feelings.
But you weren't one to worry, especially when you were both breathing into the space between the two of you, sliding his hands down to grip your ass and tug you against him, âThink we have enough time to give you another present before we leave?â He muttered, breath billowing against your lips, you inhaled sharply, chuckling up at him as your hands wound around his neck, âYou already gave me a presentâ You reminded him, swaying a little bit as he smiled down at you.
He chuckled, leaning his head down to catch your lips in a kiss, hand sliding up to cup your jaw as he walked you back towards the bed. The backs of your knees hit the soft bedding and his hands forced you down, following suit so he was knelt between your parted legs, hands sliding up your knees to the tops of your thighs, âDonât hurt to have something take the edge off for both of us, eh?â His blue eyes met yours, smiling a little bashfully. You leant forwards, catching his face in your hands, your breathing already laboured as your thumbs stroked the slight stubble growing on his jaw. He seemed to relax almost immediately, nuzzling into your palm, nipping playfully at your wrist, âYeah thats rightâ He tapped the side of your thigh, âLie back gorgeousâ His thumbs were already slotting under the hem of your dress.
And you did just what he said, hands sliding into his greying brown hair as you lay back, his hands wasting no time tugging your dress up, tugging your panties down, pooling around your ankles. His hands, warm and calloused from years of use parted your thighs, shuffling closer on the floor as he leant in, licking one languid stripe up your folds. He chuckled when you keened, hands gripping his hair tighter to tug you closer towards him, âNeedy fuckerâ He whispered, breath billowing over your already embarrassingly sensitive clit, his thumb coming to press soft circles over the buzzing bundle of nerves, his other hand coming to spread your folds crudely as he licked into you once again, âYâwanna know something?â He whispered. God, his voice was so raspy, you loved this about him, how fast he could go from being playful with you, to how filthy he could get in bed.
âMhm!â Your voice came out high pitched, it made him laugh again, he let up the slow circling of his thumb to press a kiss to your clit, smiling as you whimpered slightly, before wrapping his lips around it, suckling softly as two thick fingers slid into your cunt, working you open so gently, like he just needed to take his time with you. Needed this to calm himself down. âIâm so glad it's you here with me tonightâ
You tried to sit up, wanted to look at his face while he spoke to you, your hips shuffling to get away from his tongue working your clit gently. His hand moved to brace around your front, holding you down. You keened softly in disappointment, laying back on the bed, gasping as he used his fingers and tongue to work you closer to a gently sloping edge you were sure to cascade down, fingers curling crudely against the soft spongy spot inside you, ââM glad its you full stop sweetheartâ
His voice cracked slightly, you could see him as he knelt between your thighs, staring up at the ceiling with stars already threatening to burst behind your eyelid, shutting your mouth to muffle the pathetic whines falling from your lips, blinking away tears of pleasure as they sprung at your eyeline, âYâthe best thing for meâ
âHappy Valentineâs, darlinâ, thank you for being youâ
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You cleaned yourselves up fairly quickly after heâd made you come twice on his fingers and his tongue, heâd laughed at the state of you when he knelt back on his haunches, pulling you up with him, kissing your forehead before whispering, âYou look a messâ but at least he seemed slightly more confident.
The red carpet was the strangest experience of your life, even Liam looked out of place - rough rocker charm against the gentry here to receive awards for their musical contributions, here he was in a parka and jeans surrounded by people in expensive, well thought out garments. But it was all just so quintessentially him, you couldn't help but smile the brightest you had in your whole life as he took your hand and led you down the carpet. Groaning as interviewers eventually swarmed him, desperate for questioning the elusive rockstar Liam Gallagher.
Heâd even dragged you in for his interviews. Here you were standing in front of some man in a suit who looked familiar but neither of you could name, stood there smiling with the power of 1000 suns in front of the largest camera youâd ever seen. You stood close to Liamâs side, sensing his somewhat agitated state, looking around like he didn't want to be caught off guard for even a moment.
The man flipped through his notebook, pointing at Liam with a pen and a friendly smile, âSo, Liam, you've had a rough couple of yearsâŚâ Liamâs eyes narrowed slightly, his jaw clenched as his arms crossed just over her chest, tilting his chin up at the man like he wanted to will him away with his mind. âSo what I wanted to ask was, are you finally happy?â
That even caught you off guard. You watched as Liamâs eyes softened, darting to yours for one quick moment like he didn't know what to say. But you did.
âWell, that dependsâ
The reporter turned to you like he was surprised you even had a voice, shooting you a warm smile with a laugh as he leant forwards, âOh?â
âYeahâ You said softly, squeezing Liamâs bicep as you leant your head there. He just looked down at you with on cocked eyebrow, âDepends whether anyone lets him finish his beer tonightâ
And Liam burst out laughing. A raw, raspy thing that shook his whole body, so infectious that both you and the reporter just had to join in. Your eyes shone with the absolute glee of seeing him happy - it still hurts you sometimes that this happy, silly man you fell head over heels for could be the same man that looked like the entire world was out to get him exactly two years ago tonight. And every photo of Liam was so brilliant because it was real. Pure.
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Youâd stayed out way longer than either of you had planned. You headed back to your flat at about 3 in the morning, heâd spent the night networking with you hanging off his arm. Introducing you before anything else, buying you drinks, keeping you close to him the whole time like armour. And you just let him, with a big smile on your face as you dutifully greeted and talked to people who you'd mainly forgotten the names of, but you didn't care. All you did care about was the smile on his own face, the laughter, the way he squeezed you tighter like he was having the most fun in the world.
He blinked slightly drowsily as he opened the door for you with one arm, laughing as you ducked under it to scamper into the flat and tug your heels off with a happy sigh. He made his way to sit beside you slumped on the couch, his arm making its way around your shoulder to tug you into him. You let him, of course, resting against his chest with your legs curled to the side, waiting for him to break the silence.
âDidnât hate thatâ He mumbled gently, pressing a kiss to the side of your head as he allowed himself to rest there, âYou survived Valentineâsâ You smiled up at him, patting his chest, âAnd I completely failed you with my lack of a presentâ
His lips quirked up at the corners as he tugged you closer to him so you were half sat on his lap, smirking smugly when you adjusted to seat yourself properly there, hands planting themselves on his shoulders as you stared into his eyes. âI still think itâs commercial bollocksâ He mimicked you, echoing his words from a time which felt so long ago, squeezing your sides playfully. He laughed as you shrieked and his your face in his chest, shaking his head as his arms made their way around your middle, âMight do it again thoughâ
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â 2017
2017 saw the return of Liam Gallagher with his debut solo album, âAs You Wereâ. Youâd laughed at the title when he told you while he was making you a sandwich, sat at the breakfast bar still in your pajamas - one of his shirts - legs swinging off the stool, âCould that be anymore you?â Youâd laughed, eyes sparkling as youâd rested your elbows against the countertop, âOiâ He pointed at you with the knife he was using to dutifully butter the slices of bread, âItâs a mega nameâ
âI didn't say it wasnât!â
Heâd been basically impossible to live with for an entire week. Writing in a little notebook he eventually tossed aside a computer with a muttered, âCanât see that squiggly shiteâ That being his own handwriting. Smoking a full pack of cigarettes almost every single night out of the window. Pacing. Changing lyrics. Changing them again when he muttered that it just didn't feel right. But, heâd even recycled the little riff heâd played for you on the guitar that one time. That meant something. But still, when you went to do the laundry it even followed you there, six different lyric sheets screwed into balls chucked behind the laundry basket. It was so funny that you couldn't even bring yourself to be mad about it.
One morning youâd been trying to make breakfast, sat in your little domestic sphere. Moments like this, it felt weird to think of Liam Gallagher as a famous person, and not just yours alone, about to fry him up some bacon so he could eat his breakfast while he sat on the couch nursing a cup of tea. However, when you opened the fridge to get said bacon, a sheet of lyrics stared up at you. You stifled a laugh, âWhy are these in the fridge?â Your voice wavered with your attempts not to burst into absolute laughter, holding the sheet up in one hand as the other kept the fridge propped open, meeting his eyes from over the couch.
He smiled his knowing little grin, shrugging, before turning back to hunch over the computer he was typing incessantly on over the coffee table, âFresh ideasâ
âTheyâre freezingâ
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â February 14th 2017
The album had come out, finally, and the first show was booked. Which just so happened to land itself tonight, on Valentineâs day. Liam this time, unlike the BRITs, hadn't made some funny little quip about it ruining all his romantic ideas. He was far too worked up over it for that.
And there you stood with him backstage, the energy on an absolute high. You could hear the crowd practically vibrating with excitement just past the curtains, Liam was bouncing on the balls of his feet finishing off the very end of the cigarette heâd smoked down right until the end, chucking it on the ground. âNever gonna have a normal Valentineâs day, are we petâ
âNope!â You declared with absolute glee, holding a heavy bouquet of flowers heâd shoved into your hands. âMy assistant got themâ He looked at you warily, heâd tried to stick to the promise of not getting each other anything yet, for the second year on the trot, he just couldn't help it, âSo don't get too mushy about itâ. You took them with a big smile on your face, holding them to your chest as you followed him through the venue to start the soundcheck, âHappy Valentineâs to you too my loveâ. He laughed. You smiled wider.
Yet here he was, stood like he didn't know whether to stay frozen or bolt away from it all. And he was unbearable, kept asking the most ridiculous questions as he looked down at you expectantly.
âDoes the voice sound alright?â
âYesâ
Five minutes later.
âDefinitely?â
âMaybeâ
He scowled at you. You stuck your tongue out at him.Â
Again - âYou think theyâll come, I mean its Valentineâs after all, maybe I shouldâve just spent it with you ⌠not been the best at this romantic shite for y-â
You cut him off with a finger pressed to his lips, cupping your hand over his mouth as you tilted your head, shutting him up just enough to hear the roaring crowd just 10 metres away from your backstage hideout. And you stared up at him for a moment, letting him listen before you brought your hand down, âLiamâ
He swallowed, âYeah?â And you just held his eyes for a moment more before laughing, âThere are 12,000 people outsideâ
He finally got over himself when he was given the five minute warning, hugging you tightly against his chest as he kissed your forehead, âThis is for you, babyâ
And then he walked on stage. And all you could do was stand there and watch from the side stage as the crowd absolutely exploded at simply the sight of him. He was grinning, really grinning. The iconic Liam Gallagher swagger was back, and it wasn't forced anymore. No lying about his feelings now, no upset, no more wallowing. Just enjoying his life. Natural.Â
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The concert absolutely flew by, and you stayed there the whole time, still holding onto the flowers like it was a little piece of him you didn't want to let go. You couldn't, not with how happy he looked up there. But you did put them down just in time to see him running backstage like an excited kid, catching himself on you before he ran too far with a big smile on his face, gripping your shoulders, he was practically vibrating as he shook you excitedly, âDid yâhear all them?â He looked back like he wanted to catch a glimpse of them all leaving. You laughed and stabilised yourselves with your hands gripping his arms, âI think the whole country did!â
He pulled you into a hug without even thinking about it, leaning down to crash his lips against yours in an over-enthusiastic kiss, lips locking and teeth clashing as he walked you back against the wall, not even caring about all the roadies who were now flitting about trying to pack all the stuff up, âGod, I love youâ He muttered against your lips, not even letting you come up for air as he pulled you back into the kiss. This was the best Valentineâs gift you could ever ask for. Seeing him happy.
âNow let's get pissed!â And you let him tug you in the direction of the pub like he was some mad sniffer dog just seeking out booze when he needed it.
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â 2018
Everything felt like itâd been leading up to this moment. Liam had a daughter, Molly. Heâd seen her through social media mainly, little glimpses in photos he saw when he was scrolling on twitter, articles over the years, and from interviews with her mother that claimed Liam to be her father. He knew she was his daughter, but something in him hadnât felt right with trying to reconnect after all these years of being absent. Until heâd met you and you moulded his life back together in your capable hands, he hadn't even been the best father to his two boys. How would it work adding yet another kid to the mix?
He lost so much sleep over it. Sitting up late at night on the couch, a beer in one grip, the other hand holding the remote which heâd used to mute the tv which was interrupting his thoughts. Sitting. Thinking. Thinking. Thinking. It felt like he was back in the past when heâd sit alone thinking about how everything went wrong, why he didn't love his missus anymore. Why Valentineâs every year since he turned 30 had felt so lonely, why his band was falling apart, why he couldn't keep anything long enough for it to mean something, why he couldn't be there for his daughter. But he wasn't alone. And then he saw you, like his guardian angel, padding out of your shared room cocooned by a blanket as you sleepily made your way over to him, âWhy aren't you in bed?â You rasped softly, sitting on the other end of the couch to him. You were so tuned into your relationship at this point that you could just tell when something was up. He'd told you about Molly, of course, but for some reason recently it'd been hanging over his head more often than not.Â
His jaw clenched gently, knuckles turning white when he gripped the beer bottle so tightly it could've shattered. But he still offered you a slight smile, free hand dropping the remote to push his knuckles against your knees, "I'll be there in a minute pet, don't neglect your beauty sleep for meâ. You didn't move, just blinked at his face which looked so much older from the stress. But he still looked so beautiful illuminated by the flashing colours of the silent TV. âMolly again?â You spoke gently, reaching your hand out to cover his where it now rested on your knee, squeezing softly as he exhaled with a laboured sigh, âYeahâ
âYou wanna talk about it?â And he did. He opened himself up to you yet again, you could say it still surprised you. But you were grateful for it every single time. You sat there for hours as you worked it through with him. Eventually he made his way to laying his head in your lap as your hands carded through his shaggy brown-grey hair as he talked and talked and talked. It was probably the most you'd ever heard him talk in one sitting. And you stayed quiet the whole time it happened, just bending every so often to press soft little kisses against his hairline as he spoke.
And you even stayed with him as he called Lisa. It took him a while to find her number, and had pulled a directory into his lap which you teased him about. But he didn't care much, dialling her number with shaky fingers as he put it up to his ear. He sat up against you, his back pressed to your chest as you wrapped yourself around him, leaning your head into the crook of his neck, scratching his bicep lightly with your nails as a form of reassurance. You didn't listen as he spoke, decided to give him that much privacy that he deserved, just staying there, holding him.
And then it was arranged. He finally had his daughter's number. And he sent her a message then and there before even talking to you.
Unknown Number: Hi Molly, itâs Liam, your dad. Give me a ring when youâre free and we can sort something out.
Simple. Polite. The most grammar heâd ever used in a single text message. And that was the first night in a while Liam had cried. Not loudly, he just threw his phone down on the couch and turned in your grip so he could press his face into your chest, his shoulders shaking as he silently sobbed into your shirt. You didn't want to cry too, but it broke you seeing him like this. So you just wrapped him up in your cocoon, cuddling him to your chest as his sobs finally broke into calm, deep breaths of sleep.
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â February 14th 2018
He rolled out of bed a little later than his usual 6am start. Having laid in bed with you for a while in silence broken only by soft music coming from both of your phones as he shitposted on twitter, and you scrolled your instagram feed with a quiet smile on your face. He rolled over eventually, tugging your phone from your hands to roll over you with a slight smirk on his face, leaning down to kiss your forehead, kissing a hot trail of kisses down to your cheek, and eventually the corner of his mouth, âAnother Valentinesâ He whispered against your lips, brushing his just slightly against yours, âGlad you've stuck me outâ He muttered, pressing a gentle kiss to your lips, brushing your hair from your eyes. âWell, nobody else was gonna do it, were they?â
He watched you for a second as you blinked hazily up at him, rubbing the sleep out of your eyes, brows furrowing as you yawned underneath him. Oh god, he loved you so much. âYou sure you're okay with me not spending today with you, I mean ⌠you can come with me if you want?â His eyes were vulnerable again, but you just shook your head up at him, hand coming up to brush his messy hair out of his eyes, âNah, you need this, Liamâ He nodded, leaning down to kiss you once more, muttering against your lips, âYâcan have me now, darlinââ
He wasted no time with dipping his fingers down to your warm thighs, parting them with one hand as he brushed them through your folds, chuckling warmly against your lips, âYouâre this wet this early? Dreaminâ about me were ya?â
âPlease, Liamâ You looked up at him, and his heart could have broken simply at the sight of your cheeks already flushed, eyes wide with unspoken need, "Don't tease meâ
He cooed softly as his hand came up to brush at your lower lip, thumb pushing through your lips to press down against your tongue, exhaling a shaky sigh at how easy your mouth opened for him, âBut teasinâ ya is so fun, sweetheartâ He whispered, pushing his tongue further down to the back of your tongue, smiling as you gagged softly around his digit. âIsnât it, baby?â He pushed you as his other hand left your folds to take himself out of his boxers, pumping his dick twice as he rested his hardness against your folds. And he rested there for a moment as you nodded lazily around his finger in your mouth, lips closing around the digits to suckle gently as you looked up into his eyes. He let out the quietest groan, forehead knocking against yours as he began sliding his dick up and down your folds, the two of you just breathing softly into the space as he fucked himself against you, not penetrating yet, just feeling the warmth of each other close by.
âP-pleaseâ You eventually whimpered around his thumb, hand searching for his free one to grab it, warm and calloused yet still soft wrapped around yours, âPlease what angel? Use yer wordsâ He whispered, pulling his thumb from your mouth to slide them into your hair, tugging gently from the root to tilt your head backwards so he could press his lips to your throat, âNeed, need youâ You whimpered, squeezing his hand tighter, âNeed me where, huh?â
His hand gripped his dick, pulling away from your warmth to pump it gently as he kissed down your throat, nipping slightly just above the vein pulsing up your neck, you whimpered in embarrassment as you shifted underneath him, tugging his face so his eyes could meet yours, your lower lip wobbling with that weapon you knew could make him fold, âPlease fuck me, daddyâ You whispered.
And he groaned. And then he couldnt take anymore, propping one bent arm above your head to stabilise himself as he pushed into your inviting warmth, both of you moaning in tandem as he eventually bottomed out inside of you, pressing his lips to yours in a searing kiss as the tip of his dick pushed against your spongey g-spot perfectly, the sound of your needy little whimpers the sweetest song heâd ever heard, âGod, youre fucking troubleâ
âBut I love youâ
His hand tugged your head back so you arched perfectly against him as he began fucking into yu, the slow roll of his hips speeding up with each clench of your walls around him, forehead pressed against yours as he tugged your hair further just to see you squirm, âHappy Valentineâs, beautifulâ
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You stayed in bed as he got dressed when he finally pulled himself out of your arms. You lay on your side as you watched him, wrapped up in the sheets still warm from his frame sleeping beside you, still carrying the scent of him. And you just watched. He was getting changed - specifically, changing his jackets. Parkas were strewn across the floor, a couple on the bed, one even hit you on the face as he sent it flying towards you as he dashed about senselessly, focused on just looking perfect for his daughter. He was so nervous. Was there even a Valentineâs you'd had together yet that he wasn't nervous? You were just glad to be here.
As he tugged on yet another parka you piped up from the bed, âThatâs the fourth oneâ
He frowned, smoothing down the collar of his shirt as he pushed his sunglasses up onto his head, glaring at you in the mirror, âThirdâ
âFifthâ
His cheeks dimpled as he finally smiled at you, shaking his head as he tugged the parka off of himself, the action riding his shirt up underneath. To which you wolf whistles, âLooking hotâ
âShut your fuckinâ mouthâ
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By the time you got out of bed, wrapped in your silken robe youâd bought with his money, Liam couldn't lie he often loved ripping it off you whenever he had the time. But this morning he was far too worked up for any of that. Heâd changed his shoes, hair, and sunglasses. Everything he could to feel perfect. All so he could meet his daughter. This moment felt even bigger than the last five minutes before walking out on Knebworth back in 1996.
He saw you emerge from the bedroom as he tied the fifth pair of shoes he'd put on for today. Every pair wasn't good enough, too scuffed, too loud, too overdressed. But tying this pair felt right, just as right as he felt when he saw your face, calming the nerves brewing in his gut as he smiled up at you. He rose to stand properly, eyes searching your face carefully as he spoke, spreading his arms out wide, âDo I look alright?â There was that vulnerability again.
You stopped. Because right now Liam wasn't asking if he looked cool. This was him as a dad, nervous to meet his daughter for the first time. It was so domestic, and you loved the fact you could be here for him at this moment. It made you smile. He made you smile.
You walked over, stopping just in front of him as your hands made their way up to his parka, straightening out one of the wrinkles just above the chest where heâd moved slightly, hands resting against his chest as you looked up into his eyes, leaning up on your tiptoes to press a kiss against his stubbled cheek.Â
âYou look like her dadâ
He laughed. And then, just before leaving, he tickled your sides, tackling you onto the couch as he showered your face with little kisses, cuddling you to his chest, overcome with so much love that it completely shattered all the nerves.
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Hours later, youâd curled yourself up on the couch, reading a book one of your girlfriends had recommended to you. Liam didn't have a bookshelf, you weren't even entirely convinced he could actually read, and despite your pushing, heâd declared it a âComplete waste of timeâ, and put his foot down. Oh well, now your books lay in a pile next to the couch. One day theyâd have a home, but that wasn't today.
You made yourself comfortable, the flat was completely clean, smelling like cheap cleaning products which made it feel like a real home, clothes tumbling in the dryer, the windows open sending a soft draft your way as you turned the page. You didn't even look up as the key turned in the lock.
The door opened and he was quiet, you felt your stomach tense with quiet worry as usually heâd be rabbiting non-stop about the day he had. But he was completely silent, no swagger. But the air felt different. He came and sat beside you, letting you stretch your feet into his lap as his warm hands made their way to your ankles, circling little patterns onto the skin there. Before resting there.
Eventually, âSheâs funnyâ
You set your book down on your lap, folding the corner of the page you were on over as you smiled back up at him, âYeah?â He laughed, nodding his head as he squeezed your ankle gently, his cheeks flushed both from the cold outside and the joy of the day heâd been so anxious about working out perfectly, a big smile on his face as he allowed himself to sink further down against the couch, âYeah she takes the pissâ He said it with a sigh that said he never wanted to let go of today, was currently filing it in his memory to keep forever, his phone already chiming, her profile picture lighting up against the background of you laughing at something stupid he said. âYeah sheâs definitely mineâ He picked up the phone, reading the text messages with the phone brought up close to his face to read it properly, smirk softening into a quiet smile as his blue eyes flickered across the words, analysing everything he saw on the screen, âMy girlsâ He said it so quietly youâd think heâd never said it. But he did.
He spent the next hour talking about Molly. Going into immense detail about the exact ways in which she looked like him, same eyes, lips, jaws, âPoor fucker even got m eyebrowsâ He said, smiling as you handed him a cup of tea just to tug you into his side as he continued. Talking about the bands she liked, the friends she told him about, how she got on in school, what GCSEs sheâd gotten, how proud he was of her.
Heâd fallen asleep mid telling you some funny story about how a bird had shit and it just narrowly missed his shoulder, and the two of them had found it so funny they could hardly finish their drinks. And you found yourself watching him again. He fell asleep with a quiet smile on his face, lashes fluttering against his relaxed cheek as he snored softly, and you smiled right back, curling up into his side.
âLove you so much old manâ You whispered into his ear, resting your cheek against his as you felt him shuffle slightly from your breath against his ear, wrapping your arms around his neck as you settled into his side, âSo glad you had a good timeâ You muttered into his chest, listening to his calming heartbeat, the soft scent of his expensive cologne, the faint footprint of cigarette smoke still clinging to his clothes, âHappy Valentineâs day ⌠I love you more than you will ever knowâ
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â February 14th 2019
Something was up with Liam. You didn't quite know what, but heâd woken up strangely ⌠romantic. And youâd woken up horny, because his head was buried between your thighs.
âL-Liam?â You mumbled sleepily, your next words caught with a moan as you felt faint suction over your clit between your thighs, propping yourself up on your elbows. Liam emerged from under the covers with a big smile on his face, cheeks flushed pink from the warmth of your body, hair all messy. Heâd let it grow out a little bit, now it was long, dusted with a little more salt than pepper this year, the sun last year had bleached the ends a somewhat blonde colour, and his jaw was dusted with slightly grown out stubble.
Holy Fuck.
âHappy Valentineâs, darlinââ The same routine. But you couldnt actually bring yourself to care as he hovered above you, leaning down into an enthusiastic kiss, hands sliding up to grip your jaw as he slipped his tongue between your lips, pulling the covers off the two of you to flip you over on top of him, âHow âbout you pay me back darlinââ He smiled, patting your thigh before gripping it, tugging you forward so your cunt, bare from him fucking you into the sheets last night and collapsing into sleep together, rolled against his growing hardness, âSince that was your gift for todayâ
You chuckled down at him, leaning back so you could grab his own hard dick, pumping it once, twice, before planting your free hand on his chest to sink down onto him. You both breathed out mirrored breathy moans at the sensation of him bottoming out. But something in his face caught you, he looked ⌠oddly smug? âWhat?â You breathed softly as you started rolling your hips against his, hands sliding down to stabilise yourself on his belly as you lifted your hips once, slowly lowering them, the stimulation making you hiss in a puff of air.
Liamâs eyes narrowed. He still had that glint in his eyes though. And then his hands gripped your ribs, flipping you so you were face down in the sheets, arm sliding around your throat from the back burrowing you against his bicep, tugging you back so your back pressed against his front as his hips slid against yours, fucking you harder than you were, âNothinâ, dont worry about itâ He breathed against your ear. His hips sped up, snapping against yours as the crude sound of wet skin slapping filled the room as he chuckles, âAll you need is for daddy to fuck you proper, yeah? What you worried aboutâ
Well this was weird. But you couldnt bring yourself to think about it as he pushed your face down into the sheets, pinning you down with his hand planted on the back of your head as he fucked you harder, stars already threatening to burst behind your eyelids. Happy Valentineâs day to you
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After your little session that morning, heâd looked like he wanted to say something all day long. Eating breakfast at the dining table together, you crouched over a bowl of cereal, he had a piece of warm buttered toast. Youâd been going through all the things you wanted to do with him today, just spending a normal Valentineâs day together, âHow about that restaurant downtown? Not the one in London, I don't want you spending London pricesâŚâ
You carried on talking. He had his hand kept in his pocket the entire time. You hadnât noticed, just kept pushing around the rainbow cereal youâd insisted on buying because âIsnât it just so cute!â and he pushed it into the trolley immediately with a shake of his head.Â
He looked up at you. You weren't looking. But god you looked so beautiful in the morning light filtering through the window, your hair fluttering around your face. You looked like a little fairy. Wow, he was so gone. His hand tightened around the thing in his pocket, lips parted like he was about to say something. And then the phone rang. And you darted up to get it.
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
The restaurant. Of course heâd taken you to the one you wanted to visit earlier. And heâd even insisted on getting a booth hidden away from the rest of any prying eyes. âVery secretive, Romeoâ he laughed as he guided you to the table, nodding at one side of the booth for you as he slipped into the other, âRomeo is my middle nameâ He winked at you, sitting down and you immediately began twittering on again.
His hand stayed in his pocket the entire time. He nodded along dutifully to everything you said, hand clasped around the little object in his pocket, waiting for the perfect moment for him to pull it out and give it to you.
âHave you seen these prices?â
âYeah, proper swindle aint it loveâ his hand was still caught in yours from across the table, he hadn't let go. Not that you would either, but usually you let him drop it after a while of him deciding it was âtoo mushyâ. But it was Valentineâs day. And you looked so pretty. Oh god he was gonna do it, his hand tightened in his pocket, lips parting for the second time that day, âSo, uh,...â He swallowed gently, chewing on the inside of his cheek, âI got something I wanna ask you, darlinââ
You looked up from the menu, smiling softly with a tilt of your head as you said, âGo on then, why are you sat there like some-â
âCan I get you two drinks?â
The moment was gone, and with a sigh he pulled his hand out of his pocket to check the menu and see what beers they had on draftÂ
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
It carried on like that all day. On a walk, underneath the newly blossoming trees as the season turned to spring, you hung off his arm as you gushed about the flowers. His hand almost left his pocket again. And then a fan came up wanting a picture.
The cinema, maybe it wasn't really a romantic place, but there was some soppy little rom-com playing on the big screen in front of the two of you, the contact of your hand laced in his was almost electric as you laughed at the screen, shovelling popcorn into your mouth as you looked up at him, eyes sparkling from pure, unfiltered enjoyment, âYou okay?â You mouthed over the sound on the screen, he leant in, pressed a kiss to your cheek, âBetter than okay⌠about earlier-â
âIs that Liam Gallagher?"
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Liam was getting overly irritated. Once your itinerary was over for the day, the two of you still felt impossibly wide awake. Youâd walked to the chippy, you bought a portion of chips and two cans of coke while he stood outside having a smoke. Hyping himself up. Heâd gotten in an increasingly bad mood as the day progressed, every time you were interrupted together. It was now or never. He fixed his face, however, when you walked out with all your purchases cradled in your arms, he swiftly took off you, letting you lead the way.
You walked to Hyde park. It wasn't long, so neither of you felt like you needed to fill the silence, making your way down the battered dirt path to your guy's secret little location where a bench overlooked the water. It was so beautiful this time of night, the moonlight over the rippling waters, the slight hum of all the grasshoppers going to sleep in the never city grasses. You sat on the bench in silence together, heâd shoved the chips into your lap, not looking at you as you immediately began feasting, you hadn't realised how hungry you got. Liam kinda loved that. He knew he had to do it.
Liam sat back on the bench with a dramatic little sigh. You turned to him just in time to see him digging in his pocket, pulling out something small ⌠black ⌠square.
And then he chucked the ring box into your lap. You didn't say anything, stopped chewing your mouthful of chips as you looked up at him confused, resuming your chewing, hands reaching for the box as you opened it.
It was a ring. Quite literally the most beautiful one youâd ever seen, it was thin, white-gold with a big diamond nestled in the center, bordered by little gems glistening brightly around the outside. The moonlight cast light shadows of the ring across your face, and all you could do was blink, hands shaking as you looked up at him in complete surprise.
âWill yâmarry me?â he asked softly, he got that vulnerable look again, hands planted on his jeans as he waited for your response.
â...â
You blinked. Looked down at the box. Looked back up at him, â...thatâs it?â Your voice was shaky with untold emotion, pressing your lips into a thin line as you watched his face. He smirked gently, cheeks dimpling as he shook his head, a laugh escaping his lips as he pulled his sunglasses off, letting him properly see his blue eyes staring into yours, âBenn trying all bloody dayâ
And that was it. You started laughing until tears were streaming down your face, shaky fingers lifting the box so you could properly inspect the ring nestled on the plush velvet insides, sniffling. It wasn't pretty, this sight, Liam laughing his head off at you losing your absolute shit over him asking you to marry him, you had tear tracks in your makeup, were mid wiping snot from under your nose, âThis is so badâ You laughed, a sound caught in a sob as he smiled at you, tilting his head, âWell?â
âYou didn't even ask me properly!â You sobbed out a giggle as you wiped your eyes, unable to take them off the glittering little ring in the box that was now shaking violently from you holding it, âI just did!â Liam exclaimed with fake offence, hand coming up so cup yours where it held the box where your shaking hand couldn't hold it properly, âNo speech?â You smiled up at him as he shuffled closer on the bench, lowering your hands to rest the ring box in your lap
âI love youâ He shook your shoulders with the most serious expression in the world, you sniffled, nodded, âBetterâ
He stared into your eyes for a moment, hands squeezing your shoulders like he was scared to properly ask the question he had so brusquely just a minute ago, hand coming up to cup your cheek, âWill you marry me, sweetheart?â
You sobbed once more. It made him laugh, seeing your face all crumpled up with emotion as you nodded, tears streaming down your cheeks as you choked out a tense little, âOf course I will!â
He didn't kiss you, just smiled wider than he ever had as he pulled you in for a hug, one hand cupping the back of your head as he cuddled you close, pressing rapid little kisses to your temples as you sobbed in his arms, âThought you were gonna say noâ
And he just laughed when you slapped him. And then you let him slide the ring onto your finger, the two of you just staring down at the glimmering rock now in its rightful place on your left hand. You couldâve swore youâd seen Liamâs eyes glazing over with the threat of tears.Â
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â 2020
Somehow, you literally do not know how, but the two of you had managed to keep the engagement under wraps. And Jesus Christ was it hard, taking your engagement ring off when you left the house, leaving at different times to be seen as little as possible so the press couldnât get the chance to speculate. But it was absolutely worth it.
Everyone around you, your friends, his kids, both of your parents were all assuming wedding planning would be romantic. It wasnât. Actually it was actually complete chaos. Both of you were so excited, even the air itself in the flat felt lighter ever since heâd popped the question. But youâd been engaged for almost a year by now, and actually - neither of you knew how to plan a wedding. Despite the fact Liam had been married twice before already.
It was a sunday morning, and the dining table had completely disappeared. In place of the light hardwood top there were magazines. Venue brochures. Colour samples. Guest list printouts, cake categories. And you just sat there with a confused expression on your face, surrounded by sticky notes in rainbow colours because of course you couldn't just have one colour of anything, a few sticking to your jumper, a few on the floor. Some even had writing on them.
Liam wandered through in yesterdayâs t-shirt, rubbing his eyes, still half asleep. He took one look at the table and stopped in his tracks, â...What the fuckâs happening in here?â You blinked out of your wedding induced trance, taking one look at him as you blinked, âYou said weâd start planningâ
âI meant eventuallyâ
âYou said weâd start todayâ
âI liedâ
He ducked with a laugh as you sent a brochure flying towards his head, shaking his head with a tut as you let your head knock down against the table, banging it like you could infuse all the wedding planning wisdom into your head by sheer willpower.
Liam just picked the brochure up and, without looking at it, started using it as a coaster.
You even spent hours making a pinterest style mood board. Very elegant yet simple: cream flowers, candles, fairy lights. You set down the purple pretty stick you'd been using to construct it on a big white poster board, crossing your legs on the floor as you sit back against the couch, handing it up to Liam who was currently nursing a beer while staring open mouthed at a city game, âSo?â You said excitedly.
Liam studied it, a smirk tugging at the left side of his mouth. There was a long pause, âNeeds more pubsâ. You frowned, turning also to look up at the city game on the telly, boring, blinked up at him, âPubs?â
âLooks dead fancyâ
âItâs meant to be fancy, Liamâ
âExactlyâ
âAlrightâ You muttered, leaning your head back against the couch with a sigh, shrugging, âWhatâs your idea then?â
He, without a word, leant over you, grabbing a black sharpie from the pile of otherwise rainbow coloured ones, taking the cap off with his teeth as he squiggles a stickman wearing sunglasses, writing in his horrible handwriting, âFREE BARâ
You rolled your eyes when he handed it back down to you, holding the poster board in two hands as you studied his graffiti with a slight pout on your face, knocking your temple against his knee as you sighed, âThatâs not a moodboardâ
âBest mood anyoneâs ever been inâ
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Later that month, the wedding was creeping up fast. So youâd managed to drag Liam on a couple of venue visits. Right now, you were touring an expensive country estate - Shilstone estate up in Devon. Liam had grumbled about it the entire time the two of you drove up there, well, it was only you driving, but he still had plenty to say about it, âStupid name, shitstoneâ, âItâs Shilstone, darlingâ, âThatâs what I said!â
The venue was gorgeous, sprawling green gardens, one walled, one terraced, there was even a pool - which Liam was very childishly excited about, the house was gorgeous, whitewashed walls with perfectly polished darkwood floors, high ceilings with expensive chandeliers, multiple open spaces to fit the hefty guest list you and Liam had been drafting - âYou know too many people for your own good, Liamâ Youâd chastised as you sat in bed together one night, âWell it is just a draft I supposeâ You muttered, tucking the list under the pillow. Liam had just smiled, snaking one hand around your waist to pull you into his side, he couldn't sleep without your warmth beside him anymore, âIâm a man in high demandâ
The tour guide, however, was painfully enthusiastic, letting the two of you in, wearing a shirt and tie with perfectly pressed slacks, gesturing one hand wide across the light room you found yourselves in, âAnd here we have our eighteenth-century ballroomâ
Liam just nodded politely. You know that look, you hid a smile in his arm as you pressed your face to it under the guise you were turning in his grip. Heâs not listening. You let Liam pull you outside, following the tour guide while whispering together like little kids as you were shown around. The tour guide paused in the first of many gardens, âOur gardens are perfect, of courseâ
You snorted slightly at his accent, mimicking back his words in a very posh whisper to Liam, who squeezed your hand to stop himself from laughing out loud, â...Looks coldâ He whispered into your temple as he lifts his arm to drape it over your shoulder, âItâs January, Liamâ
âExactlyâ
You reached the reception room, watching with lids growing heavy as the guide explained possible seating arrangements. You almost groaned internally when Liam leaned over to you, elbowing you gently, âWhere dâyou reckon chips go?â. You blinked, looking away from the guide as he walked all over the rooms, the guy was basically planning his own wedding at this point, âWhat?â
âLate night chipsâ You frowned, hissing out a warning, âLiamâ
âPeople get hungryâ He shot you an innocent look, a shrug, and then his trademark smug smile as he got you around the shoulders, tugging you over to where the guide was, almost perfectly, in the middle of saying, â...and then your evening buffet-â
Liam's eyes flashed bright, jolting you forward as he almost yelled, âThere!â, and he pointed triumphantly at the table where he was already imagining bowls upon bowls of fries, smiling as he turned back to you, currently faceplanting as you shook your head in utter embarrassment, âTold yaâ
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The next part was the most difficult, arguably even more difficult from the cake tasting, in which Liam had declared his dream cake was, âOne with jamâ youâd paused your own bite, staring up at him with a confused expression, to which heâd shrugged and said, âWhat? I like jam?â
But this part was the worst. The guestlist. You had a notebook, and Liam held absolutely no interest in the whole constitution. It went a little something like this.
âFamily firstâ
âYepâ
You jotted something down, âBand?â You said softly, wondering if heâd want the backing for his solo shows there, he just nodded his head, drumming out a lazy beat on your leg where his hand was resting. You nodded, writing dutifully, mumbling â...friendsâ To which Liam had said yet another, âyepâ
You hesitated while writing names down in complete silence. Almost automatically, youâd written an N just underneath his motherâs name. How were you gonna approach that one? You set the pen down, turning your head to look up at him, â...Noel?â Silence. He didnât even look up from the telly.
âNoâ
âLiamâ
âNoâ
âItâll come up eventuallyâ
âIt just didâ
You sighed in proper exasperation, sitting up properly on the couch as you set the notepad down on the couch, turning to look up at him, âIâm seriousâ. His eyes flickered softly, looking down at the couch as he picked a loose thread, turning it over in his hand, before throwing it to the ground, âSo am Iâ
The look on his face made you give up eventually, shutting the book with a laboured sigh as you sat back into his side, reaching your hand to rub at his belly, âI guess we don't have to decide todayâ
âI just didâ
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Youâd just gotten home from getting ice cream when the phone on the wall rang. You had chocolate chips dripping down your fingers to your wrist which you licked up dutifully whilst you multitasked letting yourself through the door. Liam had the remnants of his vanilla, sadly, cone, which he immediately dumped in the bin the second his phone rang. âHey I wouldâveâ But he cut you off with a cheeky look, shushing you as he mutters, âItâs boneheadâ You rolled your eyes, trudging over to the couch where you began sorting through the invites set to be sent out tomorrow, sorting them into piles while you ate the rapidly melting ice cream.
Liam sat down beside you, phone pressed to his ear as he answered, âAlright?â You continued eating and sorting as Liam paused, letting Bonehead talk down the speaker at him. In your wedding haze you didn't even notice the way Liamâs brows furrowed, the way he sat back properly on the couch, crossing one leg over his bent knee, âWhat dâya mean he knows?â A pause, â...Howâ A longer pause. It was long enough for you to slowly look up at him, long enough for Liam to begin pacing back and froward, casting a look to the piles of invites, âI haven't even invited anybody yetâ
You started smiling. Ah. The news has clearly made its way back to the other Gallagher brother. Bonehead said something which made Liam pause in his pacing by the sink, gripping the sink with one hand, the other pinching his nose as he trapped the phone between his shoulder and his ear, quickly snapping out, âI didn't even invite you, you cheeky bastardâ Down the phone, like shouting could convey the message to Noel who was obviously sat with Bonehead right now.
There was more talking, you looked down at the invites in your lap, slyly hiding the one with âNoel + familyâ Written on the front under your leg to bin later. You didnât want to add any more stress to his face that literally looked like it was aging ten minutes every second, he pushed himself off from the sink, holding the phone out as he began gesturing wildly, âTell him if heâs bothered he can send himself a bloody invitation.
You started laughing at his outburst, and Liam couldn't help but reciprocate, his fuming sounded less serious as a laugh barked up from his throat, pointing at you with a big smile on his face, âDonât encourage himâ
âIâm not!â
âYou are!â
Bonehead started laughing so hard Liam had to hold the phone away from his ear.
Yet, despite all the complaints, all the arguments over colours, the tension surrounding the guest list. The wedding managed to not fall through. You cried. Liam cried. Then he cursed out the entire venue in his vows you hadnât even expected him to write. Your first dance happened to a Beatles song. It wasnât a storybook wedding by any means.
But you became Mrs. Gallagher on a Sunday. Sunday, the fourteenth of February, 2020. 7 Years to the date in which you became the sunshine in Liamâs miserable life.
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â 2021
Not every argument the two of you have is really what youâre arguing about. Especially when touring puts a strain on your relationship. Heâd been gone touring for what felt like an age, even if it was just two months. Youâd gone through the flat sale on your own, put an offer in for a house with him on the phone mid soundcheck, youâd packed up the flat with help from Lennon and Gene who gave up their Saturday when their dad couldnât come to help you.
But he was home now.
The night he came home had felt electric. Being newlyweds, it felt like youâd gotten that first year buzz of a normal relationship whose beginnings hadn't been ruined by the other partner being completely miserable. He fucked you against every surface of the new house that night, the first time heâd seen it with it being just your two, on the floor in the bedroom where the bed hadnt been made yet, snarling into your ear as he pinned you down with his large hands as his hips snapped into yours, âJust lettinâ me fuck you on the floor? Fuck, you havent changed have you? Dirty fucking girlâ
Heâd dragged you to the couch that was still covered in plastic, and with a growl heâd pushed you off him, forcing you down onto your knees to suck his dick. Hell yeah, being married was great. But not always.
New house. Boxes upon boxes upon boxes, you felt like you were going insane, nothing was where it was meant to be, your little flat youâd grown together over the years to include the perfect balance of him and you, not that there was much of him before you, was gone - had exploded now into a nice 6 bed just outside of London, gone was sharing one bathroom, ducking around each other in the morning so you could go for a pee and hold his hand while he brushed his teeth, now there was an array of bathrooms to choose from. It wasn't home yet, but home was wherever he was. And to him, home was you. Warm, safe, loving. The two of you can work through anything.
But that wasn't without the two of you going absolutely insane.
Youâd challenged yourself to take on the kitchen, a massive space with granite countertops and french windows which opened up into a massive garden. You daydreamed about lace curtains fluttering in the evening light as you and Liam sat outside on a warm summer night - yet here you were, on your hands and knees, digging through a box. A box which, actually, upon opening, surprised the shit out of you. You picked up one kettle, and counted three others in the box, âWhy have we got four kettles?â You called out to him, he was standing in the hall, under the guise of going to get the heavy stuff from the living room and arranging it himself, but he was actually just standing there on his phone. âUhâ He called back. And you couldn't help but get a little irritated at the amount of time he was taking to respond, âOne might breakâ
You sat back on your haunches with a sigh, wanting to melt through the floorboards and just be transported back in time to your flat when all these boxes weren't looming over you, and the biggest design choice was where to put that bowl by the door, âBut four?â
âPreparedâ
Ikea came to add to the mess later that very same day. Youâd wanted a wardrobe, one you had to build, and youâd insisted you could do it yourself to Liam, really! And he was a man that listened to his wife. But now you stood in the empty master bedroom, staring down at what looked like 2 instruction manuals, 15 large sheets of wood, and a million tiny screws. You reached for an instruction manual, flipping it open in confusion. But Liam shut it again, and as you shot him an exasperated look, he just shrugs his shoulders, âDonât need âemâ
âYou haven't even lookedâ You threw your hands in the air, reaching back for the paper, âIâve got instinctsâ He declared with a shit eating grin on his face.
âYou absolutely do notâ
âI absolutely do my darlingâ
Two hours later, the wardrobe was standing. Barely. Liam was sitting on the floor, staring up at it glumly. Youâd noticed touring had taken a lot out of him, but at least your husband was still inside. You walked around it, staring down at it like a critic would a piece of art they didn't like, tilting your head, not taking your eyes away from it, â...Liam?â That snapped him out of his trance, head lifting so his tired eyes could meet yours, âItâs backwardsâ
âNo it ainâtâ He was on his feet in a second, coming to your side to examine the wardrobe in the same way you had. He barged you out of the way with his shoulder so he could look. You glared at him, rubbed your arm while you muttered, âDickâ Walking around the other side as you looked at him over the piece of furniture. He looked defeated. Jaw clenched in a way that could snap at any moment.Â
You were both tired,hungry, frustrated. And it all started in that room. You laughed as you took in his expression, trying to make light out of his obvious gloominess. Wrong decision.
âOh don't laughâ He snapped at you, crossing his arms over his chest as he glared at you. You covered your mouth with one hand, eyes wide and sparkling with glee as you tried to stifle your laugh, holding one hand up as you giggles, âIm sorry-â
âNo youâre fucking notâ Woah. Heâd never spoken to you like that. You let your arms drop, all the humour suddenly gone from your face as you opened your mouth, trying to walk around the wardrobe. But he was already walking off down the bare, undecorated hallway, âI didnt mean it, Liam-â You tried to catch his arm and he shrugged you off, turning around to glare down at you, âYâalways fucking laugh at me, I get it, Iâm a fucking idiot darlinââ He started walking away from you, gesturing around him, âMy hard work pays for all this shite you want, but im the bad guy for not being able to build your poncey furnitureâ
You stammered slightly as you stood there, hand half outreached like you wanted to grab for him again, stopping just short of the kitchen as he banged about, making himself a cup of tea, âBut it was funny!â You hated how small you sounded. You had never sounded that small around him and Liam fucking hated him. He wondered if a curse was following him, like the second he got married he was allowed to have fun for a while but then it all went to shit. But he was too proud to turn around and have a look at your hurt expression, âIt aint funnyâ He set the mug down on the counter a little too hard, gripping the edges of the counter. You tried your luck once more, padding towards the breakfast bar as you sat yourself on the stool, smiling a little shakily at his back, âYou built a wardrobe facing the wallâ
âI KNOWâ
You both sat there in silence for a second. Your face caught somewhere between shock and hurt. And you just sat there. The clock youâd hung yourself ticked menacingly behind the two of you. You blinked back the tears threatening at your waterline. Trying to stop your lower lip from wobbling, it would be pathetic to cry. He eventually turned himself around, scrubbing his hands down his face as he faced you, his face filled with a guilt that looked almost painful.
You blinked up at him, letting in a shaky breath, âThis isnât about the wardrobe, is it?â You whispered. He clenched his jaw, looking down at the tile, âNoâ
But Liam wasn't a complete arsehole, especially not to you. Without another word, he walked up to you, bending his frame over yours as he tucked his head into the crook of your neck, big hands stroking your back as you fought back tears, âIâm so sorryâ He whispers, his rough manchester accent almost soft now as he breathed against your skin, pressing a kiss to your collarbone when you let in a shaky breath, âShouldnâtâve raged at you like thatâ He breathed, pulling back to kiss your forehead.
You watched him cautiously now, watched as he walked like it hurt to go and sit on a box just across from you, keeping eye contact as you stared at him down. You needed to talk about whatever the fuck just happened.
He rubbed his hands down his face, looking like heâd just aged about ten years. And for a split second, you saw him. Not the Liam Gallagher youâd grown to love, not the man you built a life with over the past 8 years. No, you saw the broken Liam Gallagher you met in that pub 8 years ago, the man who looked like he was about five seconds away from drinking far too much or walking out into the road without looking. And it hurts you to see. So, instead of being upset, you leant forward. Listening. Liam hadnât had anybody who was as willing as you to forgive him, and even love him for all his thoughts. So he started,Â
âIâve been away moreâ He muttered. The tour, it felt like itâd driven a wall between the two of you. You hadnât even discussed how the tour was going to work, and it all came so fast you couldn't make arrangements with the selling of the flat and moving into the new house for you to come along. So you just said, âI knowâ
He blinked. That small âI knowâ was a lot more than you just acknowledging the fact heâd been away. You felt it too. âYou donât say anythingâ
âI don't want you feeling guiltyâ
âI already doâ
A long silence passed in which nothing was heard apart from your breathing and the clock still ticking out a now calming rhythm on the wall. You pushed off your stool, walking over to him with a sad little smile on your face, plonking yourself next to him on the box, but didn't touch him. His frame felt rigid beside you. Not warm like he usually was. But you knew it wasnât his fault.
âWeâre just tiredâ You muttered, leaning your head against his bicep. Yet, even despite his coldness, he still found it within him to drape an arm over your shoulders, pulling you into his side as he breathed out, âI hate leavinââ
âI knowâ
âI hate cominâ back and feelinâ like Iâve missed stuffâ You blinked softly, looking up at him, âYou havenâtâ
But he didn't look back at you, just shrugged as he looked down at his free hand laying idle in his lap, clenching his fingers into a fist. Unclenching them. âFeels like I haveâ
You reached for his hand, âWeâll work it outâ
He went out. Walk straight out of the door after the two of you sat in a silence that was so thick with tension you could probably touch the air and feel it. You let him go. And you found yourself in the living room on the couch, the only piece of furniture youâd managed to put up today. And you waited.
Twenty minutes. Thirty. And eventually, the front door opened. You heard his sigh as he kicked his shoes off by the door, and dropped his keys in the little bowl youâd kept. You loved that sound. Loved hearing him come home, loved having him by. Loved that even after everything heâd been through he still trusted you enough to come home to you when he had enough time for himself, when for the first year, you were never sure. He appeared in the doorway. He had his hands full and it made you smile, reminding you of that Valentineâs day back in 2016, when heâd burst through the door with an armful of stuff from Tesco. And tonight was no different, he was carrying flowers in one hand, draped across his arm was a plastic white bag filled with food that smelled like a Chinese takeaway, and somehow, another houseplant.
You didn't say anything dramatic, didn't leap up to greet him. But as you sat there cross legged on the couch, you couldn't help but smile at the houseplant he was holding up like a trophy, â...Why?â You eventually asked. He grinned down at you. And just like that, it was like nothing happened, âIt looked sadâ. You laughed at him, sitting up properly as you watched him set the plant down, placed the takeaway bag down on the floor as he dropped a kiss on your temple, âYou bought it because it looked lonely?â Your smile deepened as he set himself down on the couch, âAyeâ He smiled, handing you the flowers. You looked down at them with a slight chuckle, holding them up like they were your very own trophy, âSo these aren't apology flowers, Iâm assuming?â
âNopeâ
âAnd the chow mein?â
âNow, thats definitely an apology, I fucking hate that stuffâ
He was back.Â
You ate the takeaway on the couch in dead silence, with your hands because neither of you could be bothered finding the forks in the mess. And everything was messy, sure. But it was yours.
âWeâre fixing the wardrobe tomorrowâ You reminded him around a mouthful of noodles youâd managed to shovel into your mouth, he just shook his head, and around a spring roll he murmured, âNo we ainât, the fuckers got characterâ
You slapped his arm and he yelped, you both laughed as you complained further about the state of everything. But at least the two of you were okay. Heâd saved it. Saved you from leaving. Not that you ever would, but the thought was always present in the back of his mind. He's going to be okay.Â
But that didn't mean he couldn't take the piss out of the state of you trying to shove two pieces of broccoli around the noodles already crammed into your mouth.
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
â 14th February 2022
Quite literally, the least dramatic Valentineâs day youâd ever had was this one. And it was fucking chaotic. Liam had the bright idea to invite the entire family around to all spend Valentineâs together âLike sickening little baby birds all canoodling togetherâ Heâd mocked as he chased you around the kitchen table. At 49 years old he still acted like an absolute child sometimes. Somehow, you made it work. The holiday Liam had once dismissed as âCommercial shiteâ had over the years become something much more to his once cold heart. It was bigger than romance. It was family, noise, home, showing appreciation for the people whoâd managed to make his life feel like living again.
You, Molly, Gene and Lennon sat in a now perfectly decorated living room, the kids swapping stories and telling you how theyâd been since they last saw you. You never couldâve imagined yourself becoming a mother, no less a step mother at your age, but youâd began to love these kids like they were your own. And they loved you too, not as a mother, but not just their dadâs wife, someone they could turn to. It made your heart feel sickeningly tight and warm. And you loved all that shite.
What you didnât love, was Liamâs appearance when he appeared in the doorway, grinning his shit eating grin. He had a fucking apron on. Your heart sank. Oh no.
âIâm cookinâ today kids!â
Everybody immediately objected, Lennon sat up straight from the floor where heâd been lounging lazily with a loud, âWoah woah woah!â Geneâs face fell where he was sat next to you, âOh dad, please don't"
Molly even piped up, âYou remember Christmas?â Liam had tried to cook a turkey. It was miserable, like eating rubber. Youâd all put a smile on your face until Liam eventually stood up with a declaration, âThis is complete shiteâ. You all burst out laughing because, really, it was fucking horrible.Â
You smiled from your end of the couch, grabbing a pillow and chucking it at Liam, he narrowly dodged it, opening his arms wide as if to say, âHey! What the fuck?â
You just laughed. He tutted, rolling his eyes, âYouâre all utter melts and Iâm offendedâ
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
Liam cooking was something that nobody wanted to be around to see, however the four of you decided to casually sleuth into the kitchen to keep an eye on him as he banged about. And it was an absolute disaster. The smoke alarm went off so many times youâd all just tuned it out, the high pitched little whine no longer auditory with how long itâd been going off for. He burnt the garlic bread, dropped all of the potatoes which you then had to rescue and step in for.
A bird even got in. A bird! You couldn't make that shit up. And it even managed to steal a little bit of chicken Liam hadn't noticed fell to the floor and was currently flapping about the kitchen as Liam chased it with a tea towel, âOi! You little thiefâ. Molly was crying laughing while filming the whole thing on her phone, Gene and Lennon could hardly breathe as they watched the entire thing form the dining table. You just watched. Didnât help, didn't step in. The chaos was somehow perfect. You loved it. But it was also funny seeing an almost 50 year old man lose himself over making a meal for 5 people.
Dinner came after four painstaking hours of Liam who'd only managed to cook chicken, broccoli, a little bit of poorly seasoned clumped together rice, some carrots, all of it doused in a sauce that you couldnât quite name. The comfortable silence the two of you usually sat in was gone, filled with the sound of his children chattering, you joining in, Liam laughing loudly. He loved this, loved that he could have all his family here in one place. It felt so different from that time Gene came to visit him in the old flat, this felt homely, this felt perfect. He did actually owe it all to you.
You caught him looking around the table, watching as his kids laughed while packing up the remnants of Liamâs slightly burned cooking effort, the softest smile on his face as he leant in to whisper to you, âNot bad thisâ He muttered, reaching out to hold your hand. You held it back with your own smile to mirror his, squeezing his hand as your free hand reached to place itself on his knee under the table.
âNot bad at allâ You agreed. And you waited until his eyes met yours, and you smiled at him.
âHappy Valentineâs, grumpyâ
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
â February 14th 2023
Your 8th Valentineâs together as a couple started with a bang. Literally.Â
You and Liam, well you specifically had woken up at 8 in the morning with a bright, fresh new fervor. Something had changed in Liam the second he turned 50. Heâd cut his hair back into a short yet shaggy mod, his eyes felt deeper set than when you met him in 2014, his jaw more masculine, he kept the stubble that you adored, the one you loved rubbing against your cheek, burning the skin on the insides of your thighs when he went down on you after a long day. He looked bigger too, had filled out into a proper manâs body over the years, thick arms taught with muscle that didn't show itself but you felt it when his strong arm wrapped around your waist, the way you could feel the entirety of his body when you wrapped your arms around his middle for a hug. Yeah, 50 suited him well. Which was why, this morning, like many others, began with you riding yourself almost crazy on his lap.
âGod youre fuckinâ madâ Liam groaned from underneath as the pace of your hips sped up, your eyes rolling back from just how deep he was hitting inside of you. You moaned in return, eyes squeezing shut as you reached forward to rub tight circles on your clit, walls pulsing around him almost violently as you managed to whimper out, âC-cant help it, yâlook so fucking fitâ You whimpered. And he grinned, of course, slapping your hand away as he replaced it with his own, rubbing rapid circles against your buzzing bundle of nerves, his other hand reaching around the back of your neck to tug you forward so you could make proper eye contact with him, âMy needy girl, eh?â You nodded pathetically, he shook his head with a tut, the hand gripping your neck sliding down to slap your face once, twice, playful little hits that made your face sting and your walls clench around him, âOh ho hoâ He laughed at the expression on your face, caught in pure lust as you bounced up and down on him.
His hand caught your jaw, the other leaving your clit to hook a thumb into your mouth, tugging it to the side just to see you whine as he manhandles his face to your will. And he cooed at the sight of you, hips thrusting up to meet your own desperate bouncing of your hips down onto his lap to drive both of you towards the edge you were teetering very close to, âYâmine, yeah? Daddyâs girl ainât ya?â He whispered cruelly, chuckling as you collapsed against his chest. And Liam, so perfectly in tune to your emotions by now, just wrapped his arms around your shoulders, planting his feet on the bed to fuck up into you, arm locking around your neck from the back to keep you pinned against him as his hips snapped up to meet yours, âYeah, just needed dick didnt you, sweetheart?â And he chuckles when you croon into his neck, soft pants billowing air against his skin now slick with sweat and perfectly warm as it lulled you closer to the edge, âSit up babyâ He whispered.
And you did. You've been with him so long now that you would do literally anything he asked the second he asked for it. He followed you, not slowing his thrusts down for a second as he sat himself against the headboard, one hand gripping your hip to keep you hiked up to he could fuck his throbbing dick into you, the other tugging your mouth open wide, âYâgonna swallow fâme, angel?â And all you could do by then was nod, moans sounding from the back of your throat as you watched him smile. And then he spit in your mouth.
And that was it for you, you snapped your jaw shut with a breathy whimper, walls sloping down around him as your orgasm washed over you in rocking waves, he fucked you through it, whispering sweet nothings in your ear about how much of a good girl you were for him. âLove, I love you, Liamâ he sounded just as ruined as you now as, with a groan, his own orgasm crashed down on him, his eyes screwing shut as he moaned against your mouth as he caught your lips in a kiss, mumbling drowsily against you as he fucked the two of you through your orgasms, âLove you angel, yâmy bird yeah? Get get ri-rid of me, yâre itâ
You pulled away from the kiss after a moment of calming yourselves down, him still buried deep inside of you as he pulled back, smiling up at you as his hand came up to brush your hair away from your face, gripping the back of your head as he whispers, âHappy Valentineâs day, sweetheartâ
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
You were currently driving the two of you down into central London to go and visit a cafe from the early days of your relationship. Liam had suggested it, upon feeling very sappy when the two of you were showering together this morning. Heâd deny everything, of course, yet here you were. You were driving, since in the entire 9 years you'd known him he'd still never bothered himself with getting a license. Typical. So now you were his casual chauffeur.
You noticed, after a moment, that the car tailing you had been there for essentially the entire journey. A black car with tinted windows still hot on your tail. You blinked up at them in the rearview, shooting a glance towards Liam as you followed the satnav, âThis one of your friends?â Liam checked the mirror too, a slight smile tugging at the corner of his mouth as he looked, âTheyâve been there since Finchleyâ
âYou know them?â Your brow creased. âNahâ He muttered, but the smirk on his face told you that he knew exactly what might've been inside. Even you managed to figure it out when you pulled up to the curb and they double parked right across the street from you. The flashes the second you stepped out of the car confirmed your suspicions. Somehow, theyâd summoned an absolute army of paparazzi staring at you from across the street, shouting nonsense as they snapped their large cameras at you.
âCâmon, Liamâ
âLiamâ
âThis way!â
âCan we get one of you together?â
You let out a laboured sigh as you rounded the car to where he was waiting with a shit eating grin on his face, fiddling with your engagement, wedding ring, and the claddagh ring heâd given you for your birthday three years ago stacked on top of each other, fidgeting as you made your way to his side, âThere goes breakfastâ You mumbled as his arm made its home over your shoulder, steering you to walk with him, âNahâ
âWhat?â
âIâve got an ideaâ
There was a game the two of you liked to play with the paparazzi, finding your own way to deal with them as they trailed you essentially everywhere you went. The game was simple, make something up which would get into the headlines. You decided to play around with them after the amount of turmoil he was put through in the papers in the first year of you knowing one another, trying to come up with the most baffling headline.
And it was his turn first.
It took him a while to come up with it, youâd been walking hand in hand for about ten minutes, completely ignoring the clamours from across the street as you swung your arms, the cold february sun starting to shine through the clouds was nice. It would've been peaceful. If you could've tuned them out.
Then suddenly, Liam stopped walking. He turned to you with an expression on his face like heâd just gobbed an entire sour lemon, and started waving his arms dramatically. You felt your face burn immediately, letting out a quiet, âOh Godâ as he started up, âWhat dâyou mean I can't buy another parka?â He fumed out loud, loud enough so it could be heard across the street, and you could hear the paparazzi excitement flare up with the rapid flash of the cameras. And you caught on immediately, resting your hands on your hips as you snapped right back, your frame from the back hiding the smile on your face, âOh, because twenty seven isn't enough?â
Liam stifled a laugh, pushing his shades further up onto his face as he let out a groan so loud it bounced off the buildings around the two of them, âI wear them all thoughâ
You followed him in fake annoyance, legs hitting the grown harder as you feigned a strop, âYou wear threeâ
âI rotateâ
âYou do notâ
The paps are firing away at this point, people walking past keep slowing down to witness what they're pretty sure is Liam Gallagher having a very public domestic with his wife. You stifle a smile, and point dramatically down the street like you're in some Shakespearean drama, "I'm leaving!â
Liam gasps as you start walking away from him, staying rooted to the spot as he watches you storm away, cupping his hands around his mouth as he yells, âTAKE THE KETTLESâ
âI DON'T WANT THE KETTLESâ
âYOU BOUGHT THE BASTARD KETTLESâ
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
Ten minutes later, the two of you were walking side by side like nothing had even happened. But the paparazzi still weren't letting up, apparently they still hadn't gotten enough material for the next gossip columns in their respective newspapers. You were outside your cafe that you were planning to go to now, but the way you looked at each other clearly meant that you weren't going to make it inside any time soon.
You squinted up at him in the sunlight, a cheeky grin on your face quickly schooled into an innocent expression as you declared brightly, âMy turn!â
Before Liam could even react you were already moving, dropping down onto one knee right there on the pavement, digging in your back for a packet of gum. It was half eaten, half of it was actually in Liamâs gob right now after heâd nicked it in the car, âWhatâs yours is mine love, says so in that, yâknow, marriage contract you signed that one timeâ, and you held it up like a ring.
The paps absolutely lost their minds. Flash flash flash FLASH FLASH. Each tim it seemed to grow brighter, and you just giggled up at Liam who looked like if his jaw dropped even more it would make its way to the ground. But he was biting his lip to stop laughing, kicking your shoe with his as he nodded, âYâalright there?â
You cleared your throat, âLiam Gallagherâ You began, staring up at him as seriously as you could possibly muster, offering him the packet of chewing gum. âGo onâ He mumbled, crossing his arms over his chest as he sucked his cheeks in to keep himself from laughing.
âWill you accept this extra strong mintâ
And he placed one hand over his heart, and dramatically exclaimed, âI thought youâd never askâ
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
You never actually made it to the cafe that day. Instead the two of you bailed into the safety of a random kebab shop which you were sure the two of you frequented whilst drinking, and got a doner kebab each where you ate it on the bench in Hyde park where heâd proposed to you. Yet, like all the weird February 14ths you'd spent together, it ended up being the most perfect day that year.
The morning after you walked into the kitchen to see Liam sat at the table nursing a cup of coffee, reading the paper. Odd. But he was trying not to laugh, and that was definitely a good sign. Your plan had worked. You sat yourself in your usual chair right next to him, grinning as you leant your head against his arm, âWhat is it?â He didn't say anything, just tilted the paper so you could read it more easily, resting his cheek against your head.
A massive, black, bold headline stretched against the thin white paper as you leant in to read it.
EXPLOSIVE VALENTINEâS ROW
Below it there was a very tasteful selection of photos. A photograph of the two of you laughing during your fake argument, the next, the one of you âproposingâ, the silver packet of gum glinting in the February sunshine as you held it up to him, and finally, another one, Liam stealing a chip from your little white carton when you eventually emerged from the kebab shop, and your arm raised high in the air like it was about to smack right down on your husbands back. That word still made you smile to this day. Husband. Yours. It took you a while to really shape him up into the man he was today, the man who was completely capable of being a husband. And you couldn't be happier.
You started laughing as you stared down at it, shaking your head as you pushed away from the table, âTheyâve completely missed the pointâ
And without skipping a beat, he shook his head, folding the paper as he leant in to take a sip of his cup of tea, â...Worth it thoughâ
Hours later you were still laughing about it. You were sitting on the closed toilet lid while Liam took his shower, peeking out every now and again when you let out a laugh as you scrolled through social media. Most of the fans had figured it out already. One comment simply said, âTheyâre definitely taking the pissâ
You knocked on the clouded glass of the shower, Liam popped his head out dutifully as you turned the phone around for him to read it. And he just grinned proudly, âSmart bunchâ. But then he looked down at you, sat there in your pajamas, and he tilted his head, sending a puff of air out of his mouth to force his dripping hair out of his eyes, then letting his big blue irises dart up and down your frame, âYâknow, loveâ He said, very serious, âYou look a little too dryâ
And you didn't even have time to properly react as he grabbed your hand, cackling as he dragged you clothes and all with him under the warm spray. Some 50 year old.
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
â 2024
Literally nothing couldâve prepared you for what happened today. Nothing. Quite literally the weirdest day of your entire life.
You and Liam had decided that you needed a holiday, or rather, he just wasn't touring this year, and so there were no exotic places for him to take you to. And so you landed in Fiji. It was nice enough, quiet enough for him who was getting on in his years, as you liked to tease him about when you began to see more salt in his hair than pepper, âOi, you love my goldilocks you cheeky birdâ And youâd just hissed an awkward sigh, shrugging your shoulder as you tried to figure out how you were going to fit yet another parka into his suitcase, âWell I wouldnât say goldenâŚâ
But here you were, 6 in the morning, 3 suitcases already checked in, a mimosa in your hand and a cold beer in his as you made your way to the flight lounge. Perks of marrying a rockstar, now you are one of the elite. It's not what you married him for, but it was certainly convenient when you had to wait for a flight that had been delayed by an entire 3 hours, now you were just waiting out the final 30 minutes.Â
You lay with your carry-on shoved beneath your head, drained mimosa collecting condensation on the little glass table in front of you, watching as a droplet dripped down the side of the glass. Peak entertainment.
Liam was pretending to scroll on twitter while he watched everyone walking in and out of the lounge, half watching his phone, half staring at the door. Itâs not like he expected anyone to walk in.
That was until he went completely still next to you. Everything changed in that moment. You followed his gaze across the room, across the lounge.
Noel.
Standing there with a coffee.
You sat up, you actually didn't even know what to say - usually you couldn't stop the words from coming out of your mouth but for some reason you were completely stumped, mouth hanging half open as you looked between the two. Liam didn't take his eyes off Noel. Noel didn't take his eyes off Liam. Holy shit.
You looked towards Liam, mouth suddenly dry as you took in his expression. He looked oddly like a little boy right now, like the man you never knew him as, and it made your heart squeeze as your hand made its way to his lower back, âYou okay?â
Liam didn't answer, he didn't even look at you. Instead, he stood up, and immediately walked over. The only funny thing you could find within the whole scenario, was that Noel looked like he was going to shit himself.
Your stomach was tight with worry as you stared incessantly at them. Anais was with Noel, standing there smiling up at her uncle who she'd managed to keep a steady, yet distant relationship with over the years. Liam said something, and both Noel and Anais shot a glance your way. You lifted your hand in an awkward little wave. Noelâs jaw ticked as he turned back to Liam. Anais returned your wave.
The conversation lasted less than ten minutes. There was no shouting. No swearing. No dramatic embrace. They were just ⌠talking. It felt a lot simpler than the threats Liam had muttered towards him in your bed whenever you spoke about it. Noel nodded once, Liam nodded back. And then they went their separate ways, like nothing had ever happened. Like if anybody outside of this airport lounge had caught wind of it it would have exploded in the biggest story of 21st century England.
You waited until Liam sat down, ready to ambush him with the millions of questions lined up in your mind. But upon seeing his face you held your tongue, he looked strangely .. peaceful? You just nudged him with your elbow, shifting his carry on so you could sit right next to him as you grabbed his arm, âEverything alright?â Cautious. Careful. You didn't know how easily Liam could slip right back into his old headspace. And he just shrugged, âYeahâ. Perfect. Liam was never a man of many words, which sometimes worked to your advantage, other times was just downright annoying, and you were buzzing to know what just went down, the man youâd been hearing about from an insider perspective for the last ten years was just in front of you, talking to the man who he hadn't in 14 years, you were bound to have some questions! âWhat did he say?â
âNothinââ
âYouâre a liarâ
He smiled. It was a tiny little thing but you caught it. âWe just talkedâ
You decided to let it be from there, staring at his blissful expression for a moment before you simply reached over and squeezed his hand once. He squeezed it back.Â
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
â Summer 2024
Something was definitely happening, you could literally feel it in the air. You'd been married to Liam for too long to not know when he was sneaking about doing something. And doing something he was.
It started with the phone calls. His phone literally never stopped ringing. And you knew Liam was never that popular. Management. Lawyers. Old numbers that even you didn't recognise. New, unknown numbers, some even came with the declaration of NO CALLER ID. Liam took every single one. He disappeared into another room for hours every afternoon. The door closed every single time. You couldn't even hear what he was saying when you pressed your ear to the door - the bastard was sneaky, he knew his wife well.
You began to grow suspicious. You literally had no idea what was going on. Your conclusion eventually became one simple thing: He was cheating on you. You love him, but you know damn well he has a track record. You decided to test the waters when you finally walked in on his mid phone call when you came back from the shops.
The second you walked into the kitchen, carrying bags filled with what was probably a month's worth of shopping but you knew between Liam, Gene and Lennon it would all be gone in about three days, Liam immediately turned his phone face down. You felt sick. You rested the bags against the wall just next to the door, crossing your arms as you challenged him, â...Who was thatâ
He looked up at you with an expression so pure it could probably rival that of an angels, but you weren't convinced when he let out a tense little, âNo oneâ
âLiamâ
âNo one importantâ
Your eyes narrowed, darting up and down his frame that he held so tensely you were scared he might snap, âImportant enough to lie about, clearlyâ
â...Maybeâ
You blinked. The nausea in your gut rose. Had you really spent all that time healing him, living with him, helping him achieve his own goals, just for it all to end in you being cheated on? You felt exhausted, leaning back against the wall, âWhatâre you hiding, Liamâ
âI said its nothinââ
âYouve said nothing fourteen times this weekâ
âHave I?â And you felt even more confused as he smiled all knowing to himself, checking his phone as it started buzzing on the table, and immediately walked into the living room to pick it up. What the fuck.
But one thing about Liam that you were confident you knew, was that he was absolutely terrible at keeping secrets. One evening he was making dinner, the whole week heâd been humming Oasis songs without realising, yet he stopped whenever you began to notice, or ask whatever he was singing. He stood at the stove, stirring something red in a pan as he absent mindedly sang, âSlide Awayâ under his breath.
You slowly looked up from where you were going through your bills on the table, furrowing your brows as you stared at him.
It was like he felt your eyes on his back. He froze, slowly turning around as he muttered a quiet, âShitâ busying himself with cleaning up the side. But you were already smiling slightly, pushing away from the table as you made your way over to him âYou were just singing Oaisâ
He didn't look at you as he stared down at the countertop, currently trying to scrub out an imagined stain on the worktop, âHave I not?â His voice was uncharacteristically high pitched as he shot you a wary side eye, âYou haven't sung an oasis song in yearsâ
âHave I not?â
âNoâÂ
He finally met your eyes, staring down at you as you stared right back at him, crossing your arms like you were waiting for him to finally fess up, raising your eyebrows when he opened his mouth to talk, âFancy a biscuitâ
You narrowed your eyes, âYouâre hiding somethingâ
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
The rain had been falling since not long after dinner, pattering softly against the bedroom window while the rest of the house settled into silence. You were curled up against the headboard with a book, absently turning another page every few minutes, while Liam lay beside you with one of his own. That was probably the weirdest thing, Liam reading.
Or, at least, he was supposed to be reading it. You'd been watching him out of the corner of your eye for the last ten minutes. He hadn't turned a page once. Every now and then he'd stare down at the book as if he meant to read it, only to drift off again, tapping his thumb against the spine before sighing to himself.
Eventually you lowered your own book just enough to look at him, "You alright?"
"Hm?"
"You've been on that page since I started my last chapter." He frowned at the book in his lap before looking back at you. "Have I?" You laughed quietly. "You definitely have." He let out a breath through his nose, shut the book, opened it again almost immediately, stared at the page for another couple of seconds before closing it once more. "...Can't do it."
You smiled. "Do what?"
"Keep my mouth shut." That made you close your own book completely, "About what?"
He scratched the back of his neck, looking anywhere but at you, "I think..." He hesitated, as though saying it out loud might somehow make it disappear again. "...I think we're doin' it."
"Doing what?" He looked up at the ceiling for a moment before muttering, almost casually, "...Oasis." You blinked. "What?"
"Oasis." He finally looked across at you, "Looks like we're gettin' back together." For a second you just stared at him, "...You're joking." He shook his head, "No."
"...You're actually serious?"
"Yeah."
You searched his face for any sign that he was winding you up, but there wasn't one. If anything, he looked relieved, like he'd been desperate to tell you for weeks, "Oh my God." A grin spread across your face before you could stop it, "Oh my God, Liam."
Before he had a chance to say another word, you threw your book somewhere across the bed and launched yourself at him, wrapping both arms around his neck so suddenly that he almost disappeared backwards into the pillows, "Careful!" he laughed, grabbing hold of you before the pair of you toppled off the side of the bed.
"Are you serious?" You pulled yourself back so your hands could plant themselves against his shoulders, smiling with so much excitement it almost made him audibly coo at how happy he looked, "I've literally just told you I am."
"LIAM!" You hugged him even tighter.
"I can't breathe," he managed between laughs, trying without much success to loosen your grip around his neck.
"I don't care," you replied, laughing just as hard. You'd waited years to hear those words, and now that he'd finally said them, there was absolutely no chance you were letting him go. He shook his head, still grinning, "I think y'should."
You eased back just enough to look at him properly, searching his face one last time for any sign that he was winding you up. There wasn't one. If anything, he looked relieved. "I genuinely can't believe you didn't tell me," you said, still smiling so much your cheeks ached. "You've been awful at keeping this secret." He gave an indignant little laugh. "I've been brilliant."
"Brilliant?" You raised an eyebrow. "You started humming Oasis songs while you were making tea, disappeared into the garden every time your phone rang, and every time someone mentioned Noel you looked like you were trying not to smile." He groaned, rubbing a hand over his face. "Right... I'd forgotten about all that."
"Exactly." You laughed, shaking your head. "I honestly thought you were cheating on me, you were acting so shady about the whole thing!" You smacked his chest, he rubbed it better with a pained little chuckle
"Nah," he said with a shrug, "this is better."
"Much better."
His smile softened as he reached across and took your hand, giving it a gentle squeeze. "There is one thing, though." The teasing disappeared from his voice just enough for you to know he meant it. "You can't tell anybody."
"I won't." He looked at you for a long moment, clearly deciding whether or not he trusted that answer. "I'm serious."
"So am I." The silence that followed lasted no more than a few seconds before your eyes drifted innocently towards the phone charging on the bedside table. "I'm just going to ring my mum..." His head snapped round. "You are bloody not." You dissolved into laughter before you'd even moved. "I'm joking!"
"You little shit," he muttered, unable to stop himself smiling as he picked up the nearest pillow and threw it at you. It bounced harmlessly off your shoulder, making you laugh even harder, "Worth it," you said, still giggling.
"Not funny.", "It's a bit funny."
He rolled his eyes, gave in, and laughed with you. Outside, the rain carried on falling exactly as it had all evening, while inside the biggest secret he'd kept in weeks no longer felt like a burden. It was finally out, and somehow that made it all seem real.
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
â February 2025
The reunion rolled around so quickly you didn't even have time to process it properly. Time disappeared literally under your feet and for a few weeks it was 1995 again. Except now everybody was old enough to laugh about it.
The rehearsal room felt absolutely surreal. Old road crew, old guitars, old jokes flying about. It was absolutely electric. You could hardly move for sound equipment, microphones and guitars dotted around the whole place, a filming crew for an upcoming documentary. This was, not that you'd tell him, a million times more exciting than Liamâs solo tour prep.
Bonehead walked into the first rehearsal carrying a paper cup of coffee, made a beeline towards you, where you were currently sitting on a crate like you didn't quite know what to do with yourself. He sat next to you, took one look around. And saw Liam and Noel already arguing. Without missing a beat, he laughed, shaking his head as he nudged you with his elbow, â...Here we go againâ
You smiled softly, turning to face him as you accepted the extra cup of coffee he'd brought along for you, âWhat?â You said with a soft laugh, the only thing you could hear right now was Liamâs voice booming around the massive studio, complaining about how Noel was so short that maybe they'd have to get a custom microphone so people could hear him on stage.
âIâve definitely seen this beforeâ But it all felt lighter. Sure, you weren't there when Oasis was a thing, but something about this to you felt completely right. It felt like all the work you'd put in for this relationship had led up to this moment.
The brothers continued arguing over absolutely nothing. Every day sounded a little something like thisâ
âNo, the tempoâs wrongâ
âIt isn't"
"It is."
"It wasn't twenty years ago."
"Exactly."
"You're impossible."
"So are you."
And yet five minutes later they were sitting over two beers like old women, reminiscing about an old tour story where Liam had gotten so drunk heâŚ
You tuned them out at that point, sitting on your phone as they began arguing again. Then laughing again. They definitely just had a bad rep from the press from 2009 because clearly, this was how they showed their love for one another
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
The closer the shows got, the quieter Liam had become. He found himself more exhausted than he had in ten years, coming home late at night just to immediately collapse asleep in your arms, no word on how his day had gone, if the rehearsals were going good, nope. Nothing. Just came home to your sweet refuge and immediately slept.
You could tell he was excited, saw the way his eyes lit up whenever he was talking about it, saw how happy he was when Noel and the sons Liam had never gotten a chance to meet came over for Easter when you cooked them a roast, and quickly excused yourself to go and phone a friend so Liam could have his time alone with his family. You heard it especially in the way he began belting out Oasis hits in the shower in the mornings when you were still trying to catch up on the sleep he made you lose the night before.
He was so excited. But underneath it all, he was terrified. And you could feel it.
One night after he came home a little more animated than the others, heâd spent his time making you fall apart beneath his hands, and then you both lay there in your clean sheets, completely naked, skin to skin. His hands were dancing up your spine, drawing lazy patterns as you began slowly dozing off against his bare chest. That was until it rumbled to life beneath you. He admitted quietly, âWhat if they hate it?â
You cracked one lazy eye open, brows furrowing as you registered his words, âWho?â You whispered, voice hoarse - his fault - âEveryoneâ he mumbled, slightly insecure of himself. It was a look that didn't suit him, you let your eye flutter shut again as you nuzzled into his bare chest, âThey wonât, baby - they waited yearsâ
âTheyve spent years singing the songs you're about to play for themâ
He sighed softly, but it felt like, from your reassurance alone, he began relaxing against the sheets, wrapping his arms around you to properly pull you onto his chest just so he could feel the calming weight of you pressed entirely against him, âStillâ He muttered into your hair, big hands stroking your back underneath the sheets so gently it could've made you cry. You smiled against his soft chest hair, lifting your head to rest your chin just on his sternum, âYouâve walked onto blogger stagesâ You reminded him He smiles softly back down at you, lifting his head to press a soft kiss to your forehead, sighing contentedly as you burrowed back against him, shivering when your cold hands pressed against his back, "Doesn't feel like itâ
Yet despite himself, he slept like an absolute baby that night. Not plagued with the fever nightmares about the entire world hating the reunion, letting himself, like always, be calmed just y your voice, your breathing, and the weight of you against him as he began to be gently lulled into sleep
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
â Summer 2025
Backstage felt like organised chaos.
People were everywhere. Crew members hurried through the corridors with headsets pressed against one ear, someone called for a guitar technician from somewhere down the hall, and every few seconds another familiar face appeared in the dressing room doorway to wish Liam luck before disappearing again. Through it all came the distant thud of music from the stadium, followed every now and then by a roar from the crowd that seemed to vibrate through the walls. The room itself was louder than it had been all day. Old friends were talking over each other, cups of tea sat forgotten on every available surface, and someone had started reminiscing about a tour from thirty years earlier that had somehow turned into an argument about whose memory was actually right.
Liam drifted between conversations without really joining any of them. Every now and then someone clapped him on the shoulder or wished him luck, and he'd grin, throw back a joke, ask if everyone was ready, but you knew him well enough to see the cracks. He kept checking the clock on the wall without realising he was doing it, and every time the crowd erupted outside his head turned instinctively towards the corridor. Gene was the first to pull him into a hug. "Go smash it," he said simply, giving his dad's shoulder a firm squeeze. Liam smiled, patting him twice on the back. "Of course I will." Lennon wasn't quite as sympathetic, "Just try not to forget the words." Liam looked at him as though he'd just said something ridiculous. "I know the words.", Lennon folded his arms, completely unconvinced. "You forgot them in Dublin."
"I did not."
"You definitely did."
"I missed one line."
"You sang the second verse twice."
"It worked, didn't it?" Lennon laughed. "Whatever helps you sleep." Across the room, Molly shook her head fondly before walking over. She leaned up to kiss his cheek, smoothing an imaginary crease from the shoulder of his parka as she did, "You'll be brilliant."
"Cheers, love."
For a while longer the room stayed full. Conversations overlapped, someone found an old photograph on their phone that everybody crowded round to see, and another burst of laughter echoed off the dressing room walls. Then, almost without anyone noticing, people began filtering out. A stage manager appeared at the door with a quiet reminder that it was nearly time. One by one the room emptied. Someone called and they'd see him out there. Another squeezed his shoulder on the way past. The door clicked shut behind the last person. The silence that followed felt strangely loud. For the first time all day, it was just the two of you.
Liam let out a slow breath, staring down at the floor for a moment before adjusting the sleeves of his parka for what had to be the fifth time in ten minutes. You watched him fiddle with the zip, flatten the front, tug lightly at the cuffs, then smooth a hand over his hair despite the fact there wasn't a single strand out of place. You smiled to yourself and stepped closer, "Stand still."
He looked up. "What?"
"You've been messing with that jacket all afternoon."
"I have not."
"You have."
He rolled his eyes but stopped fidgeting long enough for you to straighten the front of the parka yourself. You smoothed the collar down with your hands, brushing away a piece of fluff that wasn't really there, "There." He glanced down.
"Better?"
"Much."
As you reached for his hands, you realised they were colder than you'd expected. He'd hidden it well all day, but there it was. The slightest tremor, not enough for anyone else to notice. Enough for you. You wrapped both of your hands around his and rubbed your thumbs gently across his knuckles, "Nervous?"
He gave a tiny shrug, somewhere between a laugh and a sigh, "...Bit."
You smiled, "I don't think anyone would blame you." He looked towards the closed dressing-room door, where the roar of the crowd drifted faintly through the walls again, "Funny, innit?"
"What is?"
"I've done this thousands of times."
"And?"
"This one feels different."
You gave his hands one last squeeze, "You're going to be alright." He looked back at you and nodded, though it took him a second before he trusted himself to speak, "...Yeah."
Another cheer rolled through the stadium, louder this time. Someone knocked softly on the door. "Two minutes." Liam nodded without taking his eyes off you. Then, almost absent-mindedly, he leaned forward and pressed a kiss to your forehead, "...Love you angel, wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you"
"Love you too- "
He cut you off with a stare, squeezing your hands even tighter as he looked into your eyes with the biggest amount of vulnerability youâd seen from him in years. âI mean itâ He began softly, and you knew he just needed you to be quiet while he worked through this himself, âIâve never properly thanked you for all of it, have I?â you shot him a sad smile, opening your mouth to say something, but before you could he was already pulling you against him, resting his chin on your shoulder. You reciprocated almost immediately, holding him right back as you pressed your head into his shoulder, âMy girl, got me outta my slump, my life was fucking miserable before youâ His voice cracked gently, you didnt say anything. He continued, âI thought i was done for, first Valentineâs spent alone, band gone to shit, mid-divorceâ He laughed quietly at how silly it all sounded now that he had everythin heâd wanted for the past twenty years, âAnd into the bar walks you, in your silly little skirt and your- your fucking pink cocktailâ His voice was strained now, squeezing you tighter with his hands on your ribs, resting his forehead dow on your shoulder, âAnd you asked me why I wasnt celebrating Valentines dayâ It shocked you how good his memory was, but you let out your own watery little laugh as he coughed out something which sounded half chuckle half sob, pulling you even impossibly closer to him, âAnd I am so fuckinâ greatful for you - my bird, you're my reason. You're why all this is possibleâ
A stagehand popped his head around the corner, âWe need you now, Liamâ He said quietly. And then it was just the two of you again. He pulled back, holding your hands one more time
He smiled, small and genuine, before letting go of your hands and turning towards the door. You watched him disappear into the corridor, where the light from the tunnel spilled across the floor ahead of him. As he walked towards it, the noise outside grew louder and louder until it became a deafening wall of sound, swallowing every other noise around it. Noel joined him by his side, Liam barged into him playfully with his shoulder
For just a second, before he stepped out into the light, he glanced back over his shoulder.
Then he grinned. He took Noelâs hand in his own, raised it over their heads.
And he was gone.
â ¡ ⌠¡ â
â February 14th, 2026
The tour had been a success. That wasnt enough for it actually, it had been âFucking megaâ, in Liamâs own sophisticated language. It took you all over the world, you were there every single night backstage, rooting him on. You made friends that would last for life, saw places that you never imagined you would. But that wasn't even the best part of it all.
The best part of it was now. Not the concerts, not the afterparties. But back at home. Shoes kicked off by the door, parka strewn across the floor. Chinese takeaway boxes littering your cosy living room. The house was quiet in a way you hadn't managed to feel in months. And here you were, 12 years after finding him in that bar alone, here you were surrounded by a life that wasn't his and yours, but the two of you together, four walls that you called a home but really it was the person inside who made it that way. He wasn't sad anymore, every headline spoke rumours about possibly playing another concert next year, but he paid no mind to them anymore. The headlines didn't speak to him now, all that mattered was you here, in his arms, curled up with him on the couch as you watched yet another sappy movie.
You curled into him on the couch, he was staring into space. Finally, he spoke, a sharp laugh huffing from his nose as he muttered, âFunny, innitâÂ
You turned your head to look up at him, soft smile on your face, "What is?â
âSpent years thinkinâ Oasis gettinâ back together was the thing Iâd been missinââ
He looked around the room then, just once, taking inventory. Wedding photos. Pictures with Gene and Lennon, Mollyâs graduation photo, the framed photo of your, yes, your grandchild - Molly had asked if you could have the honor of being Rudyâs step grandmother. You cried the whole way home to Lia,, he couldn't even calm you down when you got home, just help you in your bed for hours on end as you sobbed out all the love that had built in you over the years. His solo awards on the shelf above the telly. And finally, you. Everything youâve built.
He smiled softly
âTurns outâ He pressed the softest kiss to your temple, tugging you back down to curl into his side once more, âI already had it all long before thatâ
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