A story about your average band girl who develops feelings for a rockstar

Summer camp is every seventeen year olds worst nightmare, and that nightmare has just become Vera Blake's reality. Givemetherapyx © 2014

SEQUEL TO 17 [Matty Healy]

// "I love this book so much! You are REALLY talented!", "Can't wait for the new update, already excited!", "Amazing! Omg please update!" // (quotes by - lauralisbon12, mattyhealysleftkneen and twilightissocool11) // // Thank you so much for all your praise on this! // I see it. That familiar sight I see every summer, the Manor. Set on huge grounds it stands red bricked and grand, silhouetted against the blue sky above. To my left I can see the lake sparkling in the sunshine and the lush green woods beyond that. But the beauty isn't why I come here. I come here for the boys. Every summer a new group of people become my best friends for 2 weeks and every year one of those people becomes my boyfriend for the holiday. This has happened for the last 3 years since I was 13 and every year it's more serious, more rebellious and more fun. Who knows what this year holds... // This story will contain mild sex and drug use //

One Direction (lyrics) contains lyrics from: The X Factor Performances (2010) Up All Night (2011) Take Me Home (2012) Midnight Memories (2013) Four (2014) Perfect EP (2015) Made in the A.M. (2015)

{A 5sos story} We spend our lives sorting out our beliefs. Belief leads to high hopes, it leads to dreams, it leads to certainty in the uncertain. Too much belief leads to brokenness. There are people who come along and make you believe that 'belief' is indefinite. He makes me feel indefinite. But belief can be broken and placed in someone else.

"Whoops?" {highest ranking #94 in fanfiction, #18 in bands}

"So what do we do?" "We can work something out. There's just one problem... We can't let your brother find out." ❁ Available now to order! Link in bio!

"You can call me daddy." "You cannot be fucking serious." __________ "This is a weird part of the internet, I don't like this place." - Michael Clifford, 2020.