Creative Writing: Blood Brothers

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Harry Styles was never a normal kid, and he knew that, but he never knew he would end up in the front of an asylum because of it. “It’s just for a little while,” his parents said, but Harry knew better that to believe that. You see, Harry’s parents were always so busy when he was growing up, and Harry had no friend. As a result, he created his own imaginary friends. There was Marcel, who was nerdy, and Edward, the punk rebel. However, these imaginary friends later became part of his character, and became his personalities.That’s how he was diagnosed with Multiple Personality Disorder at fourteen. For this reason, his parents abandoned him even more, and refused to love him for who he was, that’s why Harry was scared to enter the asylum. He …show more content…

He had bothered Luke all day by asking questions, and acting like a different person, and Luke was slowly losing his patience with him. Each time Luke did anything, Edward would always make a comment. Luke had just met him that day, and he didn’t know what he was suffering from, but he found the curly- haired boy extremely annoying. “So blondie, what’s your name?” Edward smirked. Luke rolled his eyes at him, but replied, “It’s Luke,” Edward nodded his head in content. Luke didn’t know what made Harry so annoying, or why it seemed his mood would constantly change, but he planned on finding out. When Harry entered the bathroom to shower, Luke quickly looked for Harry’s files. Cheering in success when he found them, he opened it, scanning all the pages with his blue eyes. Everything clicked in his head, Harry had MPD, which explained a lot. Continuing to read through Harry’s files, Luke started frowning. It seemed Harry also had depression caused by loneliness. Harry didn’t believe anyone would ever want to be friends with him, and if they did, he didn’t think they would stay once they learned he was different. Luke pouted, Harry just needed a buddy, he …show more content…

He experience all the sides of Harry, and he didn’t understand why people didn’t like him. All of Harry’s sides were sweet, even Edward. The more days that went by, the closer Harry and Luke got closer. They started doing everything together.They would play games in the rec room, eat all meals together, and share secrets. The closer they got, the more Luke started developing feeling feelings for Harry. Luke was scared these feeling would scare Harry away, however the more they were around each other, which was a lot, the harder he found his feelings were to hide. It was almost two A.M. on a Tuesday, and Luke lay awake in his bed thinking. He was going to finally tell Harry about his feelings. “Hey, Harry?” Luke whispered. “Who’s Harry? I'm Marcel,” came a nasally voice. Ah, so Harry was now in his Marcel personality, well this would have to do, Luke

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