hinder: an app that allows people experiencing a bad date to reach out to people in the neighbourhood to come and rescue them. originally a camren fic by @xtonguetied

When a scathing article comes out in Rolling Stone bashing Jennie Jane and her band, The Plane Pink, they seek their revenge by inviting the author of said article on tour with them. Enter Lisa Manoban, writer and music lover who doesn't think anything The Plane Pink come up with is Rock and Roll. Jennie and Lisa get off to a rock-y start, but a shared love of Elton John and art have their defenses dropping and sparks flying. Will they survive a romance on the road? Or are they doomed to fall apart and break up like Fleetwood Mac? OR the 90s Band AU nobody asked for. rockstar!jennie writer!lisa ©️ story not mine, this is an adaptation. credits to the original author for this incredible story.

"I made a list!" Jennie trills. "A list." "Yeah!" Oh no. Jennie's grin is wicked. "Of all the things that turn me on when I'm with a boy." Jesus Christ. Good thing Lisa lowered that bottle. "Care to explain?" she groans. "I call it the to do list. I figured if I do all of this stuff with a girl and I get turned on, it means I'm also into girls." ©️ story not mine, this is an adaptation. credits to the original author of this story.

Lisa Manoban left Bright Falls years ago, determined never to return to the town where she felt unwanted by her stepfamily. Now she's a rising photographer in New York with a no-strings-attached love life, she is perfectly content keeping her distance from the past. But when her estranged stepsister offers her a large check to photograph her wedding, Lisa reluctantly goes back home, planning to leave as quickly as she arrives. Instead, she runs into Jennie Kim, her stepsister's longtime best friend. Jennie has spent years building a steady life, raising her daughter alone and running a bookstore, and she values stability above all else. Author's Note: This is a Jenlisa adaptation. Full credit goes to the original author. If the original author ever wishes for me to take this adaptation down, I will respectfully do so. Enjoy reading!

Jennie and Lisa absolutely despise each other, but still end up spending every weekend in the same bed. They set rules to keep things casual, turning it into a clean-cut friends-with-benefits arrangement. Except one by one, every rule gets broken... and feelings are the first to cross the line. This is an adaptation. All credit goes to the original author.

Jennie and Lisa loved each other for years, until their trust was broken and everything changed. Now they're stuck between what they still feel and what they can no longer return to, unsure if love is enough to repair what was lost or if letting go is the only way forward. This is an adaptation. All credits go to the original author.

Moving into her own apartment was a big step for Lisa. She always had roommates so being alone was different. She was scared but was determined to finally be independent. Lisa was known to be quite timid and very much introverted, strange for a model, right? So, being as quiet as she was, Lisa didn't need to or want to get to know her neighbors. She found no reason to. But her next door neighbor had other plans. The day she moved was the day she met her. Jennie Kim was her name. She showed up in front of her door, a plate of cookies in her hand with a charming smile. She was a woman Lisa believed she can't ever be or ever have. Beautiful, witty, and bright. She felt like Jennie was the complete opposite of the blonde. But, her lovely personality wasn't the only reason Lisa knew she couldn't have her, it was because... Jennie Kim was already taken. Inspired by the song, I Would by Connie Talbot

JENLISA Jennie's father is put on life support, and becoming Lisa Manoban's girlfriend is her last chance at paying his bills. It was supposed to be about money. Insensitive, immoral, impersonal. She was never supposed to fall in love with her. // ©️This is an adaptation, story is not mine. Credit goes to the brilliant author. ©️Also, ctto of the cover art.

Lisa's in love with her best friend Jennie - always has been. But Jennie, a stripper who moves through life like nothing can touch her, seems to have her heart set on someone else. Lisa stays close, watching, hurting, pretending it doesn't matter. It's messy, unbalanced, and quiet...the kind of love that lingers in silence. How long can you stay by someone's side when you're the only one looking their way? Or are you?