"I ride on the white wind to a far away shore. I follow the bluebird to wherever she lands..." The stress and uproar of the Beatles' breakup was a difficult time for everyone, but for Paul, it was a completely different story. While the other Beatles were ready to go their own ways, Paul was not, despite being the one to announce his dispersal. He regrets that decision immediately, running into a secluded garden to hide away. Linda gathers the other Beatles and their wives to find this mother nature's son, with no luck. How will Paul survive in the garden? Maybe a special someone can help... "I'll be traveling tonight, oh, across the sea. Where she waits, she waits for me across the broken sea..."

She would never understand why she signed the contract, but she did. A contract to be Paul McCartney's on screen girlfriend, but it seemed that contract leaded to something more with the young heartthrob. She was a woman with a problematic past that led to a present full of complication. Would they be able to last in the scary world of love, but most of all, would the contract's end be the end to them? • Began writing/publishing June-July 2019 • Completed 17 May 2020

London, 1965. Beatlemania is at its peak as the Fab Four determine what direction their future will take. Paul McCartney is living out his every fantasy, but he's also wondering if it's all worth it. Until one day in Paris, he (quite literally) runs into someone who will change everything for him.

❝I can't love you,❞ he spoke lightly. How I had yearned for him - how I had begged and pleaded for him, how my strength had fallen at the foot of my door when he walked away, how at the last I could only whimper, ❝I knew it.❞ - in which one fateful night, a stubborn girl stumbles upon an enticing young man, but things seem a little too familiar...

Adaline Russell had it all planned out. Move to London for a year, get her degree in art history, and then marry her long-term boyfriend. But a splashing meeting with a cocky Paul McCartney in August of 1964 permanently shatters her view of the world as she struggles to define their relationship. And when she gets an offer she never could've hoped for, she quickly learns that making her dreams come true might mean that she has to sacrifice the deepest and strongest love she's ever known. But by 1967, her idea of happiness has never been more uncertain as she pushes her limits to a breaking point. Follow Addie and Paul's story through the art scene, concerts and psychedelia of London's swinging 60s. Your votes and comments mean the world! I'll keep this story updated once a week on Tuesdays. Take note that this is purely a work of fiction, none of the events or characters depicted are actually real. Historical events may shift around and change for the purposes of this story. Everything will be as accurate, or not, as it should be.