Friendship or more? (Niall Horan Love Story)

Running (And a... Twist!! *Dun Dun Dun*)

I froze, staring at my hands. I couldn't believe it! Perrie had sworn to not tell anyone, but she did. She betrayed me. I half-listened to what Louis and Eleanor were saying, but my attention came to an end when Eleanor gave me a hug and whispered that if I tried to break them up, I would pay.
I excused myself and walked out of the house. After I walked outside, I punched the door frame in anger. My hand started to bleed, but I didn't care. I turned and ran away from the house. I knew exactly where to go to cry without anyone seeing me. It was the same place that I had gone to the first time that Tom hit me, when I introduced him to Louis. The area around the pond was abandoned, as usual.
I sat down beside the pond, under the shade of a tree, and started to cry. I cried for the memories that this place brought back, I cried for my confusion, and I cried for Eleanor's new frenemy status. I didn't want her to find out, dammit! And yet, even though Perrie was known for not breaking her promises, she had done it.
UNKNOWN P.O.V.
I kneeled down and looked at my target. The girl seemed very sad, crying loudly underneath an apple tree the way she was. I didn't understand it. But then again, I hadn't come here to understand anything. I was here to harm, to kill without mercy. And that was what I would do.
I started towards her, staying as quiet as I could while moving. I jumped when I heard someone yelling for the girl. I quickly retreated to my hiding spot to see what she would do. She didn't appear to hear the voice, but then again, she hadn't noticed me when I was following her.
A short boy with blonde hair ran through the trees, sounding like an elephant. I winced inwardly, amazed that she still hadn't moved from her spot under the tree. He finally reached her and pulled her into a hug, saying something that I couldn't hear. I was cautious with the arrival of this strange boy, and didn't make any attempts to get closer to the two, afraid that they might hear me.
The boy let Ally go, then looked her in the eyes and said something. Even though I couldn't hear it, he sounded very serious. Ally, who still had tears in her eyes, nodded and gave the boy another hug. He hugged her back, looking around and patting Ally's head gently.
I frowned at the sight. Who was this boy? What had he told her? If he had said that he would not let anything hurt her, well, he didn't know who he was up against. My eyes narrowed and I watched as he helped Ally up and started to walk away from the pond with his arm around her waist, still talking about something. I heard Ally's laugh from my hiding spot and cringed.
This boy was a problem. I had to eliminate him as soon as possible, if my plan was to work. I nodded to myself and left to go to my hotel, where I would come up with a strategy to get the boy out of this game that me and Ally were in. I could not allow him to get close to her. He could, and if given the chance, probably would ruin everything that had taken me so long to work out.