“I feel like my head has just caved in,” Liam said as he and Alice exited the airport. Regardless of the fact that he wasn’t scared of flying, Liam experienced awful earaches during flights, especially when landing. Subsequently he had been complaining for a full forty minutes when they had exited the airport.

“Liam,” Alice said quietly, underneath her large framed sunglasses. “Liam I know it hurts but please try and be a little quieter. As much as I love our fans, we don’t have time for them right now if they choose to spot us.”

“I know. I know,” Liam agreed, putting on his own large sunglasses and tagging down a nearby cab. “It just hurts, that’s all.”

“You’re a manly man. Suck it up,” Alice replied with a laugh before getting into the cab. Suddenly she was hit with a problem. “*****. Liam…”

“What? What’s wrong?”

“We don’t know where Dana’s staying,” she replied, looking at Liam with horror. “Oh god.”

“Why don’t you ring her up?”

“And ruin the surprise? Are you mad? This is suppose to be romantic and spontaneous!”

Liam just shrugged his shoulders and leaned back.

“Oh *****, oh *****, oh *****,” Alice mumbled over and over again. She told the cab driver to take them into the city to spare some time.

“Why don’t we call Howie boy?” Liam asked, looking over to Alice who was nervously chewing her nails in silence. “He’ll help.”

“Howie! Yes!” Alice screamed, jumping in her seat and hitting her head on the top of the car. “*****. Ok Howie! Yes! Let’s ring him!”

Alice fumbled with her phone for a minute, successfully ringing Howie’s number after three tries, and waited for someone to pick up.

“Hello?” Howie’s familiar voice rang into Alice‘s ear.

“Howie? It’s Alice,” Alice replied, her voice excitedly ringing back into his. “I look I need your help.”