"No boys until you're 16." That was Robert Downey Jr's only rule for his daughter, Scottlynn. But Scottlynn Downey wasn't just anyone. She was a dancer, a dreamer, and maybe just a little too ambitious when it came to her celebrity crush: Malachi Barton. At 14, she saw him in Zombies 4 and declared, "I'm going to date him." At 15, she was cast in Zombies 5 and met him for real. And at almost 16, the boy she manifested asked her dad for permission to date her. "She wasn't supposed to be mine. But I think she always was." Malachi Barton didn't believe in fate. He believed in timing, trust, and earning what you wanted. And he wanted Scottlynn Downey She was Robert Downey Jr's daughter. A dancer with fire in her feet, a girl who smiled with her whole face, and the only person in Hollywood who made him forget cameras existed. She had a rule stamped on her life: no boys until 16. So Malachi waited. Not because he was scared-but because she was worth it. #1 in freya - 8/27/25 #2 in zombies4 11/6/25

Read the exclusive English translation of the global Spanish sensation that is soon to be a Prime Video Original movie! Newly arrived at the elite Tagus University, Jude Derry discovers that everything there revolves around parties, gossip, hookups, and above all, three attractive brothers famous for their influential last name: Cash. They're cheeky, smart, sometimes unbearable, sometimes intimidating, and they're used to ruling the campus with their cruel games of rich kids who fear nothing. What they don't expect is that Jude has an ingenious plan. She intends to expose their darkest and most perverse secrets. The ones the Cash brothers have painstakingly buried with so many lies.

THANK YOU FOR 9K READS!! 🤯 When Y/N gets invited to a Disney premiere, she thinks it's just another exciting moment to share with her TikTok followers. What she doesn't expect is catching the eye of Malachi Barton-Disney star, singer, and one of the brightest names on tour. What starts with a single meeting quickly grows into something neither of them saw coming: secret glances, playful banter, long days in new cities, and nights spent with the cast that slowly blur the line between friendship and something more. But in Malachi's world, nothing stays hidden for long. Fans notice every detail, from matching clothes to stolen smiles. For every post that ships them, there's another filled with hate. Suddenly, Y/N is balancing her own small online following with the overwhelming intensity of Malachi's fandom-and realizing just how heavy life in the spotlight can be.