Six degrees of separation

It's not easy to erase Harry from his life, certainly not when they live in the same building and they still happen to meet by chance in the hall or the elevator. Seeing him again always has the same effect on Louis, just like the very first time they met: a warm and enveloping grip on his stomach, a tingling feeling of electricity under his skin, a thousand heartbeats per minute. He will never be able to shake off the emotion that that face, those eyes and that smile cause him, a total upheaval: Louis always thinks about Total Eclipse of the Heart by Bonnie Tyler, of the destructive, fully devouring love, toxic for those who live it depicted in its lyrics. Like Catherine and Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights, like Harry and he in real life.