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ੈ✩‧₊˚ 𝐑𝐞𝐚𝐥 𝐋𝐢𝐟𝐞 ! ⋆·˚ ༘ *
"𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐒𝐈𝐒𝐌𝐘bedroom!" Tom exclaimed, opening the door to his childhood room. A feeling of nostalgia hit the Birmingham boy the second he stepped in there, and Lyla could tell by the look of awe on his face. "Wow." He mumbled, walking towards the trophies he had won from his sports days in primary school.
After Paris, the two had decided to go to Birmingham, most specifically the house Tom grew up in. The British boy's mother wasn't home as she was at work, but she would arrive later so they could all dine together. Lyla didn't mind because she did want some alone time with her boyfriend and to look at the memories together.
As Tom looked at the trophies he had completely forgotten about, Lyla made her way towards the wall filled with picture frames from the British boy's childhood. Baby pictures of Tom, starting first day of primary school and high school and pictures with his family.
A small smile set on her lips as she looked at the picture of baby Tom in a pumpkin halloween costume. "You were so adorable?" Lyla awed, turning around to see Tom tilt his head whilst smirking. He slowly walked towards her, his hands behind his back.
"So I'm not adorable anymore?" Tom smacked his lips together as he took one giant step towards his girlfriend who playfully rolled her eyes, wrapping her arms around his neck and pecking his lips.
"You're still adorable." She grinned, kissing his cheek before her eyes lay on the ninja turtle bedsheets. Lyla immediately let out a laugh making Tom frown and turn around to where she was looking at. When he released what she was laughing at, an embarrassed blush rose on his cheeks.
"Ninja Turtles?" She let out a laugh, wondering why Tom had chosen that. She didn't have a problem, she just found it funny.
"In my defence, I was like six!" Tom exclaimed, letting out a small chuckle whilst also shaking his head. "Looks like my mum never changed them."
