Imagine for Rida: Harry had a habit of leaving his clothes strewn across the floor at random places. In the bedroom, in the kitchen. Everywhere! But he never picked up after himself, and that bothered you since you had grown to become quite the clean freak. After finally being fed up with all his clothes all over the place, you grab absolutely all of his clothes and dump them all over the stairs. When Harry comes home, he definitely isn’t impressed. “Uh, Y/N…did we get robbed or something?!” He says jokingly, looking at the stairs in general. When you don’t reply, he looks over at you worriedly. “Y/N? You okay?” He walks over to the kitchen where your wordlessly stirring the dinner over the stove. “Y/N?” He coos, resting his head on your shoulder and wrapping his arms around your waist. You move away from him, untangling yourself from his arms and pretending to grab salt from the cupboard. “I feel like i’ve done something wrong?…But obviously I have so, i’m going to just go upstairs” He backs off slowly. Wise. You hear someone rummaging around behind you but resist the urge to look at him. You wait and finish up the dinner. You admit you can’t stay mad at him forever and go upstairs to tell him dinner is ready. But when you walk toward the stairs, you notice all the clothes have been moved. You slowly walk upstairs and into the bedroom where everything is so beautifully clean. You open one of the clothes draws to see absolutely every piece of clothing folded perfectly in the draws. “Pretty impressive, isn’t it?” Harry smirks, walking out from the en suite and dusting off his hands. “How did you even know—” “Figured it out” He shrugs and closes the draw. “I’m sorry, Y/N” He mumbles and pulls you toward him. “You are forgiven!” You chuckle, still impressed of what he did. “Do I get a reward?” He winks. “Yes, dinner is downstairs” You smirk and walk off, leaving him confused... Hope you liked it :) sorry wrote it in a rush :/ ~Hope$tylesx
Posted on: Mon, 25 Aug 2014 00:49:18 +0000
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