The sequel to Young and Beautiful. Demi and Wilmer think their problems are over, but they've only just begun.

sequel to Nobody's Business

It ain't nobody's business but mine and my baby's.

"I know we will grow, and we will change. We already have. I know that life has many paths, but ours have already crossed, so why do you want them to separate? I know that in this generation, love has become something that is lost more than found. I know that I don't believe in much, but I believe in us, and isn't that enough?" . Kenzie's life can only be described by one color; black. Demi's life, with her myriad of money, awards, amazing family members, and everything she's ever wanted, would probably be seen as gold. But despite their differences, Kenzie and Demi have several things in common, like their strange love for long, complicated words and the fact that they're both hiding who they really are. Their most important similarity, however, can be summerized with just one word. Philocaly. The love of beauty.

Restore- repair or renovate (a building, work of art, etc.) so as to return it to its original condition. I wish I could be restored, preferably from the time I moved to LA. I don't understand everything was so simple when I was in Texas. I had friends- not a lot, but the ones I did have, they were trustworthy and great to me. I just wish my dad didn't get the job, and my mom didn't die. I don't need your sympathy, and I certainly don't need your charity. I don't need anyone. I didn't think I could find anyone that would make me feel a little more alive then my non-talkative self. until I met Miss Lovato. The sad part is that she's my teacher, and she's 23 but we're getting close, and I'm developing feelings I don't want. Please Miss Lovato, restore me.