Differences

Prologue

*Disclaimer:  I do not believe that camren is real but I do enjoy their friendship as well as reading camren fics so I thought I'd attempt one myself.  All celebrities that have taken upon a villainous role in this story are only character - not how I see them to be in real life.

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Hi...I'm Karla Camila Cabello Estrabao but I prefer going by Camila. I'm 18. I come from a seemingly perfect family with four beautiful sisters, a handsome brother and successful parents. I love spending time with my best friends of 13 years, Lauren and Dinah. I'm obsessed with make up and dance. Oh, and also I'm...well...I'm gay but still in the closet.

One of my best friends, Lauren Michelle Jauregui Morgado, is the artsy one of the trio. She loves to paint and she's in a band with Harry and Jaden. Her voice is phenomenal and sexy and enticing and beautiful and...maybe I'm not just talking about her voice. Lauren is the most beautiful girl I've ever seen with her emerald green eyes, thick, sculpted eyebrows, plump lips, curvy figure, glossy, black hair and her ass...oh my lord, her god damn ass is amazing. I spend most of my days staring at her - I can't help it, she's just too picturesque. Okay, okay, I'm getting sidetracked. Basically, I'm in love with Lauren and have been for five years. At least I have a slight chance since she's bisexual.

My other bestfriend, Dinah Jane Milika Ilaisaane Hansen Amasio, is a shy, intelligent bookworm. A real goof as well. She can't let anything settle until it's perfect - including people's views of her. She keeps the balance within the group when me and Lauren decide to be immature or reckless, thankfully.

The reason I told you about these two instead of anyone else in my life is because they played a massive part in the best summer of my life so far...

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A/N: Just a small introduction to the main three characters of the story. The next chapter will introduce some more characters and show the girls in a different setting. I'm also going to try and use multiple point of views throughout the story to give the reader the best perspective possible.