Lauren gets a little to drunk and she randomly texts a stranger who seems to be Camila. Will they become friends or not?

••complete•• where camila gets bored so much to write on a post-it that she put on the wall of literature class.

"Her eyes screamed danger, but her touch screamed love."

Camila was with Austin but Lauren hated their relationship. She knew her best friend deserved better but how could she finally show her that? But all of a sudden camila called both of them and told them to come over to tell them something it's the news that change everything. Lauren realised that Camila belonged to noone else but her.

Camila has many unsolved problems and demons in her past. She is convinced that no one cares. For her, there is only one solution until one fateful evening a stranger knocks on her door and turns her life upside down. Will Lauren be able to show Camila that life is worth living? TRIGGER WARNING: SUICIDAL THOUGHTS

in which lauren texts camila by accident

Camila had the perfect life.She had the money, the friends, the family. But what happens when her parents decide to go on a business trip for two years leaving her under the Juaregui household. It was bad enough her parents left her but leaving her with her enemy. Will living with Lauren cause more problems between them or will they start growing different feelings towards each other!!!!

Camila and Lauren have a long, long history together. They are tied to each other in more than one ways, which forces them to stay connected to each other. Lauren however, needs space to be able to fully get over her ex-girlfriend. But the fact that they are co-workers doesn't really help to provide that space. Maybe when Camila is in the International Space Station of NASA for research, will she have some time to fully get over her. Because how much more distance can you get, when one of you is in Outer Space?

Lauren and Camila have always been best friends, sisters, ROD's, partners in crime and all that good stuff ever since they've met. However many Harmonizers have mistaken their unbreakable friendship as love. As their career begins to take off, a few interviews put their career in the danger zone. Ever since the whole Camren thing, fans would become upset when they hear their love birds say that "it wasn't real" or that "were just friends". Fans didn't take this too lightly. In result, Fifth Harmony lost many fans and have definetly put their career on the edge of fame, fortune, and dreams. The only way to resolve this problem is to give the fans what they want-and they did.