This is a story about a girl who moves from Ohio to Oklahoma and falls in love with a boy named Kayden. Yes, the Kayden Stephenson!!! The spark is mutual but will they last????

Heather is just another fan girl of the MagCon guys. But once she finally gets to go to MagCon, do the boys think the same? And as her future begins to form, how will the guys help shape it?

Jamie is forced to move away from her best friend Taylor Caniff. When she moves to a new town, her life will change in ways never expected. When she meets a certain pretty boy, named Matthew Espinosa, how will they get along? Read to follow Jamie's journey...

I grew up with the now-famous Nash Grier. We've been best friends for as long as I can remember. I was never to close to my mom, as we had a lot of issues that I can't quite remember and my dad left us, so Nash and his family kind of raised me, and I spent more time at Nash's then anywhere else. Nash was sweet, caring, and kind. He took care of me, and comforted me through my break-ups, or when I got bullied. When Nash became Vine-famous, I got concerned that I would become a background concern. But I never did. Nash even got me invited to all his events. I met all the boys, and a bunch of YouTubers when I was invited to VidCon events. I grew very close to all of them, but closer to the MagCon family, and a few other select YouTubers and Viners. Eventually, all my new friends noticed something Nash was oblivious to, but a few things got in the way of that. I thought I liked someone else, Nash started flirting with girls, he started taking online schooling before our sophomore year began, I decided to stay until my season was over for cheerleading. But before sophomore year started, something happened that made things harder between us. However, we were so strong, we got over it and more. School started, a boy hurt me worse than he had previously, Nash couldn't come back but someone else did. There had been a point in time that I was convinced I was in love with Nash, and that he was the only person I was ever going to feel this way for, and he felt the same way. The long-standing joke representing how we felt was a lock and key, leading lots of girls and a few boys to ask me if Nash Grier was the wrong key. But something I learned, after considering all Nash and I had been through, was that Nash was not the wrong key, but the only key to my heart. Started: October 2013