you took a deep breath and dialed Louis number. you knew that the phone call wasn't going to end well.
" hey love" Louis's cheerful voice came over the line
" hey" you said in a slightly depressed voice
" Is something wrong" he asked picking up on your signal
" uh......well yeah" you said hesitantly
" what is it love" he asked
" ........" you willed yourself to say it " maybe we shouldn't do this any more"
" wh-what do you mean" he stammered his voice cracking
" I mean I don't know if I can do this any more" you reworded what you had just said
" what are you trying to say" his voice cracked again and you could tell he was on the verge of tears
you took another deep breath and swallowed knowing what you where about to say wasn't going to be easy to hear.
" Louis its not that I don't love you its just that ever since you left for the x-factor I have been stuck here in doncaster" you tried to say as quickly as possible " I haven't seen you in almost a year in a half and you almost never have a change to talk and I need someone to talk to Louis"
" you can talk to me any time you know that" he said
" no I can Louis!" you exclaimed " we talk for like 5 minutes a day and I know its not you're flat its managements rules but I........."
" maybe I can work something out with management maybe you can come visit me" he said trying to persuade you
" yeah but you will still be on tour and you still wont be here in doncaster" you said quietly
" y/n please" Louis pleaded you could tell he was crying
" Louis I cant" you said plunging your finger down on the end call button
you threw your phone in the passengers seat and staring at it as Louis picture illuminated the screen
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