"I won't hurt you, you're delicate." Billie Eilish gets kidnapped, but not to end in the way she expects. Fallon Kingston, a mafia leader takes Billie when she finds out a hit has gone out for her by a rival gang. Why does she want to protect her? Read to find out!

For buttoned-up Dana, life is a carefully curated spreadsheet of routine and order. Her new job as an assistant seems like the perfect, professional fresh start she's been waiting for. Then she meets Billie. Billie is everything Dana despises-and, to her utter frustration, absolutely can't ignore. She makes it her mission to charm Dana into a flustered mess, and Dana finds herself fighting a losing battle to maintain her composure as their worlds collide in a fiery mix of friction and undeniable chemistry.

Angie, a photographer from Sacramento who's never left her hometown, embarks on a tour with Billie, capturing more than just images. Like Moon River's dream of "two drifters off to see the world," Angie's journey becomes one of wandering and wonder-navigating desire, uncertainty, and the pull of places and people that feel like home. She must decide whether to nurture this connection or let it drift away, like a river carrying her toward the unknown.

Moving to LA was about chasing dreams - not falling for Billie Eilish. But between late-night studio sessions, electric tension, and stolen moments, Sophia finds herself caught in a rhythm she never expected. As the spotlight grows brighter, so does the pull between them. Will she resist, or let the music - and Billie - take the lead?

Don't get me wrong it won't always be like this. Billie is slowly coming around to terms with being in the public view. But maybe what she doesn't realise is what happens to the love ones around her.

A provocative music video. Two women forced into a performance of obsession. Billie plays it too well, every touch, every look blurs the line between acting and reality. For Elara, it was supposed to be just a role. For Billie, it might be something darker.

Billie blinked. "Wow," she said tightly. Her smile was more strained than a bra two sizes too small. "How long have you two been together?" "Oh no no! Not dating... yet?" She added, her hand sliding up my thigh so casually you'd think she did it every Tuesday. "Oh, fuck me," Billie muttered to herself, standing abruptly. "Getting a drink," She didn't wait for a response, or permission, or the Lord's blessing. Just turned on her heel and disappeared into the crowd like a storm cloud in eyeliner. - Billie took a gulp from her cocktail like it was water in the desert and she'd just crawled out of emotional quicksand. Half the drink disappeared in one go. I blinked. "What is in that?" "Vodka," she said flatly. "And...?" Sophie asked, voice a little too polite like she was a customer service rep bracing for a Karen. "Vodka," Billie repeated, nodding like she just solved a riddle. "Do you still have those photos, Lynx?" she asked suddenly, voice low and laced with something unreadable. Her eyes stayed locked on mine, unwavering. "The nude ones. From my house. A month ago." Her lip curled into a subtle smirk, the kind that belonged in a courtroom or a very expensive lingerie ad. I cleared my throat. "Do you... want them?" Billie shrugged. "No. Just wanted to make sure you still had them." She drained the rest of her drink like that sentence hadn't just broken the vibe into a million awkward little pieces. "Yo, what's this about photos?" a very drunk man asked, stumbling over with the grace of a wet sock. "Who the fuck invited you?" Billie snapped, her voice slicing through the noise sharper than a guillotine in a Gucci ad. I stared at him like he was an IKEA instruction manual written in Klingon. "Piss off, Liam," Billie muttered, already over it.

Victoria was a rising star in the music industry. She worked hard to get where she was, building her position from the ground up. Victoria was still fresh in music but her albums already breaking records every time. When things quiet down, an unexpected woman catches her attention. And before she knew it - she was falling for the woman more than she expected. Life seemed to be perfect before Victoria's family members decided to ruin it all. Members from it resent her from rising to the top and having a good life The big question is: Do they have enough will to outrun struggles together or will they set them apart for good?

Sophia Emberson is an award-winning filmmaker. Billie is a global phenomenon. The two decide to collaborate for a documentary on the singer's life. Capturing Billie's essence on camera ends up being a much intimate experience than any of them expected. A love story erupts between two people who've been surviving alone for far too long. Only then will they understand what it means to live.

No plan. No home. Just a dream too painful to say out loud-until she met Billie. And everything got louder.