"The way you got me all in my head Think I'd rather you in my bed" ˚ ༘ ೀ⋆｡˚

Freya Skye is a rising music star from London, and Malachi Barton is Disney's favorite heartthrob. They've never officially met, but their fans have already decided they're soulmates. When a surprise casting announcement throws them together in a new show, their lives change forever. Between long flights, paparazzi chaos, and late-night heart-to-hearts, Freya and Malachi go from perfect strangers to something no one-not even they-saw coming. But when fame pulls them apart, will they find their way back?

They met years ago on the set of Zombies 4 - cameras rolling, smiles shining, and barely any real friendship behind the scenes. Freya Skye thought Malachi Barton was just another co-star. Malachi thought she was too guarded, too serious. Now, fate (and Disney) throws them together again - this time on the Descendants & Zombies Collide Tour. Same music. Same spotlight. But something's different. The teasing feels warmer, the smiles softer, and the late-night songwriting sessions? Dangerous. Neither of them expected to fall for someone they swore they didn't like. But somewhere between the stage lights and the quiet moments behind the curtain, two hearts start to beat in sync. Fame is loud. Love might be louder.

Set when there filming zombies 5 one of the new cast members has it out for freya malachi and freya are not dating

High school AU Based of Ed Sheeran's song- Perfect

Decendants and zombies worlds collide tour with a twist malachi and freya are dating

Freya and Malachi don't like each other and they both are competitive and in this story they are on a sport trip for a few months and they are forced to spend more time which leads to them starting to catch feelings but the question is will fall first....

Freya has lived in Los Angeles since she was born, next to her mother's best friend Felicia and her family. Freya never got along with their son, Malachi Barton, but they have to work with each other whether they hate each other or not. The thing is they start realizing their hate was never... hate.

𝐈𝐍 𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐒 𝐒𝐓𝐎𝐑𝐘: Freya Skye Jones has one objective this summer: project supermodel. She wants to be undeniably gorgeous by the end of summer for her debut as an upperclassman. Her one obstacle: Malachi Daniel Barton. Her neighbor, and best friend since childhood. Nothing has ever been weird between them, they've always been close, and she sees him like a sibling. That was until this summer. Suddenly he's acting weird, and Freya can't seem to catch her breath around him. Between her epiphany, and his persistence, surviving this summer seems impossible.

Because He Noticed Freya Skye learned how to disappear without leaving. A pulled hood. A quiet smile. A love that looked safe from the outside and felt like a cage from within. Everyone believed the version of her that said she was fine. Everyone-except Malachi Barton. He has known her since before secrets had names. Since silence meant comfort, not fear. Even when time, distance, and a boyfriend who hated his presence tried to pull them apart, Malachi never stopped watching her. Never stopped noticing the small things others ignored-the way she flinched, the way she apologized too quickly, the way she kept shrinking. When he sees the bruise, the lie finally breaks. What Freya is trapped in isn't love. It's control dressed up as concern. And Malachi becomes the one person she can't lie to anymore. The only one who knows how bad it really was. The only one who stays when the truth comes out shaking. But noticing is dangerous. It draws lines. It invites consequences. And loving someone who is breaking means standing in the dark with them while they decide whether they want to survive. As fear turns into fury and silence turns into confession, the bond between Freya and Malachi shifts into something undeniable-something fierce and fragile and terrifyingly real. Because some loves don't arrive loudly. They arrive quietly. They notice. And they refuse to look away. A dark romantic story about control, survival, and the kind of love that doesn't promise to save you- only to stay when everything else falls apart.