Louis Tomlinson: A Short Story

Panic.
That’s what Louis felt, running as fast as he can through the thick, green and damp forest.
“LOUIS! COME ‘ERE TOMMO!” Hook’s voice rang through the forest, scaring the birds who squawked and flew away.
Now, Louis Tomlinson usually doesn’t panic, or run away from Hook or his workers.
He usually flies away. But he doesn’t know where Tinker Bell was, but she’s in so much trouble.
And, he didn’t want to get stabbed, nobody did.
But Louis can’t die like that, he won’t die like that. His ancestor is the great great Peter Pan. Louis’ been growing up, he has. But he can’t grow anymore. He’s 23, and that’s how old he’s going to be staying.
Louis was getting cuts on his ankle from the thorns sticking out of the plants.
The shore. Louis could

What should he do? If he goes to the beach, they’re obviously going to find him, and possibly kill him.
So once Louis felt the damp dirt from the ground become hot and soft sand, he did the first thing he could think of.
Louis ran ahead and jumped into the Ocean. He frantically moved his arms as the salt water burned his eyeballs.
He was plunging in, and he could see that the ocean was, in fact, very deep. He had never been to this part of the island.
“Where did he go?”
“I don’t know! Find him you idiots!”
Louis was in relief. They weren’t going to find

“Well, if you insist on their existence, then sure! Mermen exist!” Liam said, making Louis nod.
“I’ll prove it to you! I’ll bring him all the way here!” Louis said, pointing at the river beside their cave.
“Of course Louis! And I’ll bring santa claus!” Niall said, making Zayn, Liam and Tinker Bell laugh.
Tink was clutching her stomach and her mouth was open, her eyes squeezed shut. If Louis was deaf, he would’ve think she was laughing, but there was no sound coming out of her.
Louis poked Tinker Bell and she flew back, her petite structure falling into the water.
Her little head poked out of the water and she sneered at Louis, making him laugh.
“His name was Harry.” Louis said, sitting on the stone table along with the others. Louis had a bigger seat, and the others had smaller seats.
“Louis. Mermen can’t exist. They’re useless, basically. The entire ocean is full of mermaids, never in my life have I seen a merman.” Niall said, raising his eyebrows at Louis.
The others were chomping and messily gulping the grilled fish, but Louis just didn’t have appetite.
“He had a black tail.” Louis continued, ignoring