Freya Skye has spent her entire life chasing one dream: Olympic gold. At school, she's invisible. The quiet girl no one notices. But inside the gym, she's unforgettable. As the nation's top collegiate gymnast, every routine, every sacrifice, and every decision brings her one step closer to the Olympics. Under Coach Loren Barton, the rules have never changed: No dating. No parties. No distractions. Freya has followed those rules her entire life. Until she's assigned to Room 201. Her new roommate is Malachi Barton-the college's star quarterback, campus golden boy... and her coach's son. He's everything she promised herself she'd stay away from. Funny. Protective. Impossible to ignore. The more time they spend together, the harder it becomes to remember why she built walls around her heart in the first place. But with Olympic trials just around the corner, one wrong move could cost Freya everything she's worked for. Some dreams demand sacrifice. The question is... Will she choose the gold she's chased her whole life... or the boy she never saw coming?

Freya Skye‑Jones never expected her first real heartbreak to come with flashing cameras, fan edits, and rumors she never asked for. She and Malachi Barton fell for each other during the filming of Zombies 4 - fast, real, and impossible to hide. Their families became inseparable, their chemistry undeniable, and for a moment, it felt like the world was finally quiet. Until the rumors hit. Distance grew between London and LA. Freya went home. Malachi stayed in the spotlight. And the love they swore they'd protect slipped through their fingers. Months later, Freya surprises Kamri Barton at her dance competition - not knowing Malachi came home early to surprise his sister too. One accidental reunion shatters everything she thought she'd moved on from. Their families spend the entire summer together at a cabin by the lake, and Freya finds herself trapped in the one place she can't outrun her feelings. Old sparks reignite. Old wounds reopen. And the boy she loved before the world knew him might be the only person she was ever meant for. Because some people aren't meant to stay apart. They were never done - not really.

Every summer, Malachi Barton comes home. And every summer, Freya finds herself falling for him all over again. They've been inseparable since birth - the trio of Freya, Malachi, and Kamri growing up between dance studios, film sets, and living room sleepovers. But now they're seventeen, almost grown, and everything feels different. Malachi's career is exploding. Freya's first movie just changed her life. And months apart have turned their easy friendship into something neither of them knows how to name. When Malachi returns home for the summer - taller, busier, and somehow even more impossible to ignore - Freya isn't prepared for how much she missed him. Or how much he's changed. Or how much she's changed. But they're not alone this time. There's Trey, the protective friend who watched over the girls while Malachi was gone. Rhett, his cousin, who's made it very clear he wants Freya - even if she doesn't want him back. MK, Julian, and Joshua, the Z4 boys who treat Freya like their little sister. And the Camp Rock cast - Orlando, Ava, and Liamani - who instantly click with Freya and Kamri and see the tension Malachi refuses to admit. Between late‑night talks, jealous glances, chaotic group hangouts, and the kind of moments that change everything... Freya and Malachi are forced to face the truth: No matter how far he goes, no matter how long he's gone, summer always brings him back to her. And this summer? It might bring them back to each other.

When a dorm mix-up forces Freya Skye Jones to live with her high school rival, Malachi Barton, their first year of college becomes a test of patience, pride, and unexpected feelings.

Freya and Malachi used to be inseparable. They were best friends for over nine years, growing up side by side through primary school and everything after. But somewhere along the way, things fell apart badly, and now, in Year 11, they act like strangers. Malachi became popular without even trying. Girls are always around him, but he is not the player everyone assumes he is losing her hit him harder than anyone thinks too. Freya, on the other hand, changed completely after losing him. She became quiet, anxious, and withdrawn, carrying more pain than anyone realised. Her dad, her only living parent, died. And Malachi had no idea.

Freya and Malachi had known each other since the day they were born. Their moms had been best friends for years, so the two of them grew up side by side. They were each other's first best friend, and everyone believed nothing could ever separate them. But when Freya was forced to move to London, everything changed. Years later, one unexpected change brought her back to Los Angeles... Back to the boy she never forgot. Only, Malachi wasn't the same boy she had left behind.

Freya and MK have always been a package deal. Not because they're the same, because they're not. MK is loud, protective, sarcastic, and the kind of brother who acts like nothing bothers him even when everything does. Freya is quieter, sharper than people expect, and used to living in the shadow of MK's huge personality. He's her brother, her built-in best friend, and the one person who has always made it clear that nobody messes with her. Especially not his best friend. Malachi has been in MK's life for years. Sleepovers, family dinners, late-night drives, stupid inside jokes, holidays where he basically becomes part of the furniture. He's not just MK's best friend anymore; he's practically family. Which is exactly why MK made one rule from the beginning. "Do not date my sister." At first, Malachi laughed it off. Freya rolled her eyes. MK acted like he was joking. But everyone knew he wasn't. Because MK knows Malachi better than anyone. He knows the flirty comments, the smirks, the reputation, the way Malachi can make someone feel like they're the only person in the room. And even though MK trusts him with almost everything, Freya is the one thing he refuses to risk. So the rule stays.

𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇... Freya Skye became too famous to fall apart in public. And Malachi Barton became too good at pretending he was okay. Two years after a breakup that inspired an entire Stardust EP, the former golden couple are forced back together when they're cast in ZOMBIES 5 to reprise their roles as Nova and Victor. The internet calls it iconic. The cast calls it fate. Their fans call it the reunion of the century. Freya calls it a nightmare. Because now they have to act in love again. Stand too close again. Touch again. And worst of all- kiss again. But the more time they spend together under stage lights and cameras, the harder it becomes to remember why they ended in the first place. Especially when Malachi still looks at her like she hung the stars. Especially when Freya realizes she never really stopped loving him either. And especially when, moments before filming the kiss scene, Freya quietly asks the director if they can change it- only for Malachi to grab her waist, lean close enough to break, and whisper: "Please kiss me." ━━━ A messy, emotional, fame-filled second chance romance about first loves, heartbreak songs, panic attacks, jealousy, growing up in public, and trying to love each other correctly the second time around.

Freya Skye knows how to control chaos - until she's hired to manage it. As the assistant to Malachi Barton, Formula 1's most arrogant and reckless golden boy, Freya keeps her head down, avoids the spotlight, and does her job. She doesn't care about fame, paparazzi. Malachi doesn't date. He doesn't care. But when the F1 season begins, late nights, constant travel, and unavoidable proximity blur the line between hate and something far more dangerous. Especially when Freya is already falling for someone else. Between tension, laughter, and stolen moments, hearts collide. Will Malachi break his rules? And when Freya's heart is torn between two people... who will she choose? --- Finally, new story!!!!

Freya and Malachi have been neighbors their whole lives - and for just as long, he's been the one person she could always count on. When everyone else felt like too much, he never did. He was steady in a way nothing else in her life ever was. But at 17, that starts to change. A new girl comes into the picture, and slowly, the boy who was always there stops being there at all. Plans get harder to make. Conversations get shorter. And then one day, he says something Freya never thought he'd say to her - the kind of thing you can't take back. She goes home and falls apart in a way she doesn't let anyone see. What she does after that is the real story. Because losing him doesn't break her the way it should have. It cracks something open instead - and what grows in that space might be better than what she had before. Some doors don't stay closed forever, though. And when this one starts to open again, Freya has to decide if she still wants what's on the other side of it.