Bullied by 5 of the Magcon guys. Will Angie ever forgive them? ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © Bearystyles ! DO NOT COPY OR STEAL THIS STORY

17 year old Destiny is a famous viner & YouTuber along with her bestfriend Georgia. Their fame takes off when they are invited to go on the magcon tour. At first Georgia is a little scared spending months on tour with just boys, but Destiny persuades her. That's the difference between Destiny and Georgia, Destiny is a badass party animal who isn't afraid to do or try anything, whereas Georgia is the mature one. Along the way, they meet more celebrities and start to become very well known. These celebrities interfere with Destiny and Georgia's true feelings for the magcon boys. What will happen when they start to fall for some of the boys? Someone is always there to ruin things. Was it Destiny?

Summer was loads of fun, and extremely unexpected. Never did Sophie think she would run into Nash Grier, and actually end up a thing with him! But, all good things come to an end and she has to leave and go back home. She promised she would never forget Nash, but did she? Now, Soph and Tay are in college and living in California. Things are going great, until someone unexpected comes along. **SEQUEL TO MAGCON** (Thanks to the lovely @mintarek for the cover!)

Hailey Reneé is now 16 years old. But when she was 14, the boys now in a group called Magcon would bully her and beat her up everyday at school. Her sister gives her a make over and everything changes. Two years later, Hailey meets the guys again. But everything's changed. And Cameron, Matt, Shawn, Aaron, Jack from thatsojack, and Jake fall in love with her. But when she can't choose between Shawn, Matt, and Cameron, things go haywire. *FIRST EVER MAGCON BULLYING/MAKEOVER FANFICTION*

Meet Adria, 17 year old model-in-training for multi-millionaire company, Victoria's Secret. She may look perfect, but she is actually quite normal. Her parents cringe at the idea of their daughter partnering with the store, because of their 'revealing clothes and lingerie'. So when she is forced to stay with one of her mothers old friends, Stacy, she isn't surprised. Not until Matthew Espinosa and his crazy brother Harrison are brought into the picture. Relationships will be tested and life will happen. But who knows? Maybe this is all just one big operation. Operation Magcon. Fan fiction #43 5/29/14

Under Major Editing. Ariana Dallas is a popular Viner worldwide with over 3.5 million followers on Vine. She is signed with Magcon along with her brother and many others, including the one boy who captures her heart. Nash Grier.

Sophie didn't want to go to Magcon, but her best friend Tay made her. What happens when they end up in the same hotel as the guys? So many choices, but the real question is who will she end up with? © 2014 by Kayleigh Cavanaugh. All rights reserved

What happens when the Griers babysitter gets kidnapped? Does Nash save Maggie and get her love or will Maggie choose the kidnapper over him?

SEQUEL TO BULLIED BY MAGCON GUYS! VOTE, COMMENT ETC! Angie faces new drama with the boys. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © Bearystyles ! DO NOT COPY OR STEAL THIS STORY

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