Luke: Sometimes, you'd just stare at each other and get lost in each other's eyes. It was so random, but could easily be seen in pictures; you'd just be with the biggest smile ever, staring lovingly at each other. Some times you'd be holding hands, other you'd be hugging; it didn't really matter. But the things that everyone loved the most was that sometimes, when you'd take a picture together, you'd be looking at the camera; smiling, or making a silly face, but he'd just be staring at you. He'd stare at you smiling, as if asking to himself 'how did I get so lucky?". And, sometimes, he really was.
Ashton: You loved to make twitcams; it was your way to keep in touch with the fans. And, no lie, it helped you to get accepted by them. You and Ashton had met at a Meet and Greet, so it was no secret that you were part of the 5sos family, and once a part of the family; you could never leave. So you couldn't help to fangirl a little bit over some tweets during the twitcams; it wasn't your fault you were a professional fangirl. Whenever you started, Ashton would chuckle and pull you closer to him, then he'd whisper in your ear - but loud enough for the fans to hear-, "You know, you might be my fan, but I'm your biggest fan".
Michael: You had literally no idea how to play video games; you just weren't coordinated enough for that. But Michael loved it, that's no secret, and he'd always ask you to play with him. You tried, sometimes you really did, but it could get annoying to do something you're terrible at and hate. So, whenever he saw you snorting because of the games, he'd pull you in his lap, putting his controller on your hand, and his big hands over yours; playing for you. Then he'd kiss the top of your head, and whisper that you didn't have to get annoyed 'cause of the video games, you'd always blush at that; you didn't want him to notice that you hated it, but, as long as he pulled you in his lap and helped you, you were fine.
Calum: Calum was hilarious, and, sometimes, you'd try to crack some jokes, but they just weren't as good. You knew it and he knew it too, but he'd still laugh at it as if it was the funniest thing on the world. And it wasn't a fake laugh; it was his real and genuine laugh. "You're going to replace me as the funny one, babe," he'd joke, and you'd laugh; knowing it was far from true. But, him laughing made you feel really loved, it helped you to feel comfortable around him; and it was one of the things you loved the most.
