We were twelve and thirteen when we met. She was the prodigy. I was the girl in the seats. We became inseparable. Billie Eilish taught me how to trust green rooms, group chats, and secrets whispered during warmups. I learned her laugh, her moods, the way she'd call me Mel like it meant something. I didn't realize I was in love with her until years later-after the pet names, the late-night calls, the almosts we never talked about. When we finally blurred the line-just us, no labels-it felt inevitable. Then she cut me off for a boy with a smirk and a spotlight. He found out about us. He made sure I knew I'd never be enough. I showed her what he sent. She chose him anyway. We haven't spoken since. Now I'm twenty-one, vegan, five feet of fury, chaos, and accidental fame. My sister Mya, my best friend Grace, and I are building something real. I swore I was done waiting for Billie to choose me. But the universe? Messy. Her music keeps finding its way into my life-and my work. People keep asking about us. And every time I see her name, I remember the way she used to look at me like I was hers. She says we're nothing. I remember everything. We're not friends. We're not over. And if she wants to pretend it didn't happen-fine. Let her watch while the whole world falls for the girl she walked away from.

Nailea Ramirez is a twenty one year old photographer, videographer, and producer whose life takes a turn when she unknowingly and unexpectedly runs into famous singer/songwriter Billie Eilish. Nailea befriends the singer along with her inner circle and brother, but is cautious of being in the public eye- something she never wanted. The multi talented girl is forced out of her comfort zone- having to face fans, paparazzi, and the media for the first time and is forced to make life altering decisions with an already planned move back to her hometown in Texas.

M̶u̶r̶p̶h̶y̶'s̶ L̶a̶w̶:̶ a̶n̶y̶t̶h̶i̶n̶g̶ t̶h̶a̶t̶ c̶a̶n̶ g̶o̶ w̶r̶o̶n̶g̶ w̶i̶l̶l̶ g̶o̶ w̶r̶o̶n̶g̶ Murphy's Law: anything that can happen will happen Murphy McIntyre (@murphymack) is an influencer who came up in the golden era of YouTube. Somehow, she's maintained and even grown her following as social media has changed over the years. When her grandmother dies, the only relative she has left and the woman who raised her, Murphy disappears from social media for months. Upon her return, she's suddenly thrown into a room with Billie Eilish, a world-famous musician and one of the hottest women Murphy's ever laid eyes on. To her surprise, Billie shows interest back, and they quickly spark up a friends-with-benefits situation. But with Murphy still grieving, real feelings developing, and the scrutinizing media... what started as a fun fling has turned into so much more.

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.

Story Outline: Y/N is 15, a really promising, creative kid who's been invited to help Billie and Finneas with music - maybe she's co-writing, singing backup, or just hanging around the studio learning and helping. From early on, Finneas and Billie notice that Y/N gets really easily distracted: like, she'll lose track mid-sentence, zone out when she's supposed to be recording something, doodle instead of focusing - but she's brilliant when she locks in. Finneas starts gently wondering if it's ADHD, but neither of them wants to assume anything without being sure. Subtle signs about her home life: Y/N always seems extra hungry, like scarfing down snacks whenever they're around. She shows up in clothes that are a little worn-out or too small, but tries to style them so it's not obvious. She always tries to pay for her own coffee/lunch even though she clearly can't really afford it. She never really invites them to her house or talks about her parents much - always brushing off questions. Finneas and Billie both start quietly noticing these things but aren't sure if it's their place to bring it up. Maybe Billie feels it in her gut first (because Billie seems to have really good emotional intuition) and Finneas is more careful, wanting to be respectful and not overstep. slip about life being "chaotic" or "loud" at home, or "money being weird." Finneas and Billie offer her warmth and safety, not pushing, just letting her know she's important and loved no matter what.