Moonlight | sm + cc

One

Camila has a fake album with fake songs and Daya doesn't have a tour in this book.

Camila  ~
              "Daya? Daya who? The 'Don't Let Me Down' girl? Oh, I love her music! She would be a perfect fit, but I think she's occupied already... Ok, tell me when I can meet her and talk about her schedule and the tour, bye." I pulled my IPhone away from my ear and ended the call with my manager. It certainly would be cool to have her open for my shows. Although, she seems famous enough to already starting her own tour.

After taking a sip of room temperature water out of my plastic water bottle, my bodyguard escorted me outside only to be greeted by many excited fans. As they caught sight of me, their feet pattered against the concrete until finally reaching up to me.

"Oh my gosh! You're Camila Cabello!" One petite girl shouted out. Her cheeks were red as tears practically filled her eyes. "I love you so much! You're new album Familiar is literally so amazing! Can I get a picture with you?" As her hands frantically grabbed her phone out of her pocket, she pulled me close as I wore a great smile on my face for the picture. "Thank you so much! You honestly don't know how much this means to me!" Nervously walking off, she met up with her friends and looked like she was freaking out over me. I'm not that special of a person. I just do what I love and appreciate the support people give me.

After greeting friendly faces and taking pictures with my fans, I climbed into the black SUV and the driver drove off. My lips felt unusually chapped. It may have been from over-singing. Yes, that's a thing. That's what my vocal told me anyway. Applying a peach flavored chapstick I found at the bottom of my purse, I began to think about my upcoming tour.

I had opened up for Grace, and now I'm finally getting my chance to do my own arena tour. My heart is filled up with, as cliche as this sounds, hope for the future. I feel like a freaking rockstar whenever I perform. It's almost like some kind of adrenaline. Blood rushes to my cheeks when they scream out my name.

"What are you smiling at?" My tour manager (who I'm currently discussing upcoming shows with), Matt, questioned out of nowhere. "Oh, nothing. Have we gotten in contact with Daya or her team yet?" I replied, changing the topic in my awkwardness. "Oh, yeah. I think you're manager called or emailed her manager. I don't know, he's supposed to tell me whenever he gets a response from them." The hair on his eyebrow made a triangle shape once he went back to scrolling through his phone.

My attention reverted to the outside world I took glances at through the window. I then found myself staring at a billboard with the words.

I know I can treat you better, better than he can.

I thought that whole 'Treat You Better'' craze was over, apparently not. Shawn is just too talented to have his songs forgotten about. I wonder how he's doing. We haven't talked in decades, but when we do, we can talk for hours on end. An urge to text him surged through me as I whipped out my phone to greet him.

He could be busy, though. That was definitely my mistake on that part.

I heard he was in the works of writing his second album. I wouldn't be surprised, I think he released his first album about a year ago. It was time for some new music. It should come very easy to him, since he is one of the most talented musicians of our generation. We considered writing together, but our schedules have been far too complicated to even work up some time to hang out. Well, now that I have a bit of a lenient schedule, we might actually have something work.

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The soup burned my tongue as I took in a spoon full of ramen noodles. It sounds stupid to say this, but when I'm on the road, I have to save up my money, so I eat food that is almost as cheap as can be. I'm not complaining either, I would've probably eaten this anyway. My Mama would make this a lot when I was younger, since we weren't in the best financial conditions. It makes me happy to be in the position I'm in today, because now I am able to take care of her and my little sister.