Lennon-Jo Harper never wanted anything more than the quiet life on her family's farm in North Carolina - long summer days, muddy boots, the smell of horses, and Renée Rapp always waiting at the fence. Renée was her best friend, her first kiss, her secret favorite thing in the world. But Renée had bigger dreams - dreams shaped like Broadway stages and flashing lights, far away from dirt roads and chores. When Renée leaves for New York at eighteen, the goodbye isn't sweet. It's sharp, final, and wrecked with things left unsaid. Years later, Renée's famous. Her songs are everywhere. One of them - a heartbreaker called "We Were Happy" - sounds a lot like Lennon's story. And it's only then that Lennon starts to wonder: How do you forget the girl who knew you before you knew yourself? And what do you do when the whole world hears your heartbreak in someone else's voice?

She was the love song. She was the lyric. She was home. After nearly a year of life on the road, Sutton Monroe - the world-famous model known for her swagger, stage presence, and signature smirk - has finally settled into something real with Renée Rapp. A house outside LA. A dog named Atlas. A rhythm they thought could last forever. But fame doesn't wait for anyone. Renée is consumed with writing her next album. Sutton turns down the career opportunity of a lifetime just to stay. And as the music takes shape, something between them starts to break - not loudly, not with drama... but in quiet moments. In things unsaid. In glances that linger too long and words that never come. Then comes the fight. The distance. The song that says too much. Now, with thousands of miles between them and a silence louder than any applause, Sutton has to face the question she never thought she'd ask: Was forever just a lyric? Or is there still something left to save?

Willow is going through a hard time but she meets a certain blonde who tries to get her on the right track- - Without even realizing, Reneé and Willow are in way over their heads Will Reneé have the strength to help Willow? Will Willow have the strength to help herself? Slow burn There will be triggers in the book like: (Arguing, fighting, yelling, toxic relationships) {Willow has a toxic boyfriend} if you are triggered by any of these things it's best if you don't read the book. There isn't a crazy amount of it in this story, but it's better safe than sorry. if there are more I will list them in the chapter before hand Nothing that follows in the story is true, this story is purely fiction and is not intended to cause any harm or hate to anyone. (I do not claim any of the pictures to be my own. They are off of Pinterest. The cover art was designed by myself. I do not own the original picture) 🏅🏅🏅 #8 in renee #4 in rapp #13 in reneérapp #15 in willow

Renee Rapp, a rising star in the music world, is touring with her girlfriend, Towa bird, but their relationship has been strained by distance and the relentless demands of fame. One night, feeling lost and longing for a break from the pressures of her life, Renee meets YN, an unexpected connection who brings her a sense of freedom and joy she hasn't felt in a long time. As their bond deepens and passions ignite, Renee finds herself caught between the comfort of her relationship with Towa and the undeniable spark she shares with YN. Torn between love and desire, Renee struggles to navigate the blurred lines of loyalty and her own happiness. Will she confront the truth of her heart?, or let fear keep her from the one person who truly makes her feel alive?. Renee rapp x YN

Lexie Davis has a plan - graduate, get a decent photography job, keep her head down, and pretend she's got it all figured out. She doesn't do messy. She doesn't do feelings. And she definitely doesn't do girls. Until Reneé Rapp walks in. Blunt, charismatic, and devastatingly magnetic, Reneé isn't just the voice onstage at a dingy New York bar - she's the spark Lexie didn't know she was looking for. One night, one drink, one unexpected kiss, and Lexie's carefully constructed walls begin to crack. What starts as a reckless hookup turns into a slow unraveling of everything Lexie thought she knew about herself. She keeps coming back - for the spark, for the danger, for her. But desire is never simple, especially when shame, denial, and fear sit at the table too. And Reneé? She's patient, but she's not here to be Lexie's secret.

Mabel Adani is desperately trying to get away from her past live by joining Essex college. She doesn't plan on letting her guard down but a certain blonde changes that immediately. the sex lives of college girls | season 3

Based after tslocg s3 (leighton's departure) Leighton makes the choice to move back to Essex after her breakup with Alicia, but when she meets her friends' new roommate Y/n, hearts collide. Will Leighton take the risk of climbing that love mountain knowing the chances of her falling?

Leighton Murray thought she was straight, until she met Scarlett Finkle Scarlett Finkle knew she was gay, and Leighton Murray confirmed it Slow burn

Blake Sloan doesn't believe in God. But she used to believe in Reneè Rapp. They were both rising - two women with voices like weapons and mouths full of promises. Blake was all smoky stages and sharp teeth, Reneè all glitter and heat. Behind the scenes, they burned like holy fire. And then Reneè ended it with a whisper and a warning: "If this gets out, we both fall." Now, one year later, they're headlining the same festival. Same stage. Same night. Different people. Reneè's new setlist includes a song called "Lord." It's a slow, aching confession. And Blake knows exactly who it's about. She should keep her distance. She should focus on the music. But when Reneè sings with that look in her eye, Blake finds herself unraveling all over again. The industry's watching. The fans are guessing. And between soundchecks and stolen glances, they're one breath away from either reconciliation or destruction. They've both got something to prove. But only one of them still knows how to beg.