❝ 𝘆𝗼𝘂 𝗺𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 𝗯𝗲 𝘁𝗼𝗼 𝗴𝗼𝗼𝗱 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗺𝗲, 𝘂𝗻𝗮𝘁𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗻𝗮𝗯𝗹𝗲. ❞ ────── 𝙞𝙣 𝙬𝙝𝙞𝙘𝙝 they agree to a fake relationship for three months, until real feelings get tied into it all.

when adapt starts streaming and a whole new fan base gets introduced to his girlfriend... faze adapt x f oc slow updates‼️‼️

in which a girl sees a cute boy in paris while traveling! social media/irl. 2025, finn x oc.

When December arrives, rising star Sara "Eden" Silva decides to escape Hollywood's noise the only way a Brazilian knows how: sunshine, beaches, music, and a house hidden on a private island in Angra dos Reis. To keep things light, she invites her closest friends from the Stranger Things cast for a month of peace far from fans, cameras, and the pressure of fame. At least... that was the plan. Among them is Joe Keery-her romantic partner on-screen, the one she used to laugh with between takes... until the scenes stopped being funny. Until the kisses felt too real. Until something unspoken grew so loud it ruined the ease they once had. Joe insists he needs the trip to finish his new album and "get his head right." Sara just wants to forget the one man who made her drop her hatred for men for five minutes-and hates herself for it. But Angra changes them. In the quiet of the island, Joe discovers a new version of Sara, bright and magnetic like sunlight on water. And Sara sees a Joe she never allowed herself to notice-gentle, searching, and undeniably drawn to her. Like a sailor caught by a siren, Joe knows he should swim away. Like a siren learning loneliness, Sara isn't sure she wants him to. One island. One month. Two hearts pretending nothing ever happened. Something is about to give.

𝐢 𝐰𝐚𝐧𝐭 𝐲𝐨𝐮 people always take a step away from what is true That's why I like you around I want you Acting with your best friend should be easy... But nothing about Finn Wolfhard has ever been simple for her-not his crooked smile, not his dumb jokes, not the way he still looks at her like she hung the stars over set lighting. She's an R&B singer with main-character energy, the "bad bitch" who always knows what she wants. He's the lovable nerd who overthinks everything and somehow still gets under her skin. Everyone knows her as Leilani Ululani-the version of her name the world gets. But Finn? He's the only person who knows the whole name, the one she never puts on scripts or interviews. He's the only one who knows what it truly means: a heavenly, inspired, royal light with the heart of a warrior. And sometimes, when he says it softly under his breath, she swears it feels like he's naming a part of her she tries to hide. They've known each other since 2016-two awkward kids who became inseparable. But somewhere between her world tour, his movie shoots, and their characters' painful breakup on screen, something shifted. Something they never talked about. Now they're back together for the final season of Stranger Things, playing exes who are slowly finding their way back. Except the scripts keep throwing them into scenes that feel too real. The chemistry is undeniable. The tension is stupid. And every time she laughs at one of his jokes, he looks like he remembers every version of her he's ever loved-in silence. They're supposed to act like they're falling back in love. But the real problem? They might not be acting at all.

❝ Nobody puts Baby in the corner, 'cause that baby gets mad it gets to throwin' a tantrum, she'll fuckin' flip on ya ❞ Everybody thought she had left for good And nobody blamed her Her brother got shot She was grieving But that didn't mean they didn't want her back And now she was back, chin up, cap low and his chain dangling around her neck Her fans were ecstatic Cause their queen returned And she was standing right beside her king

set in 2002 Breakout music sensation Mia Johnson is on the verge of superstardom. With her debut album Radiance soaring to number one and a Grammy nomination for Best New Female Artist, she's thrust into a world of flashing cameras, high-stakes performances, and industry pressure. Mia is doing her best to stay grounded while navigating the surreal whirlwind of fame. But nothing prepares her for a chance encounter on the red carpet-with Eminem, a legendary artist she's admired for years. Their spark is instant, electric, and impossible to ignore. As the night unfolds the connection between her and Marshall deepens.

In the summer of 2002, Nicole Williams is the fashion industry's newest obsession-a rising Australian supermodel and freshly signed Victoria's Secret Angel. But just as her star begins to rise, rumors start swirling about a scandalous fling with a married designer. Her team needs a distraction, and fast. Enter Eminem, the biggest rapper on the planet, fresh off The Eminem Show and gearing up for the release of 8 Mile. With drama brewing around his ex, his rivals, and his public image, his PR team sees an opportunity: a clean-cut, high-fashion "girlfriend" could soften his edge just enough. When Nicole and Eminem are spotted talking at a Manhattan afterparty, their teams seize the moment-and the two agree to fake a relationship. Just for a few months. Just to help each other out. What starts as staged dates, red carpet hand-holding, and photo ops quickly becomes something much harder to fake. Despite coming from opposite worlds, Nicole and Marshall begin to connect over the things no one else sees-fame's isolating pressure, complicated pasts, and the fear of being known too well. Nicole forms an easy friendship with D12, earning their respect for being real, while Marshall wins over Nicole's inner circle-her fierce best friend Amber Jones and ride-or-die New Yorker Danika Brooks-who all start to wonder if this "act" is fooling anyone at all. In a world where everything is curated, posed, and sold to the highest bidder, what happens when the only real thing is the one thing they swore was fake? A story of loyalty, vulnerability, and unexpected love in the most unexpected spotlight.