Freya Skye has been in the spotlight for years-ever since her breakout in Junior Eurovision. But everything changes when she lands the lead role as Nova in Zombies 4: Dawn of the Vampires, turning her into a global sensation overnight. By summer 2025, she's attending her first premiere as the main star, stepping fully into the world she's always dreamed of. Right by her side is Malachi Barton-her best friend, her partner in crime, and her co-star... as well as her on-screen love interest. He's the boy everyone notices. Charming, kind, and impossible to ignore. Disney's golden boy. And maybe the one person she shouldn't be falling for. Because being on tour changes everything. Long nights, constant travel, and too many eyes watching their every move. And when almost every girl seems to be interested in him, Freya starts to realize something she can't ignore anymore- Maybe he was never just her best friend. And what do you do when 2 other girls on the tour is also in love with him, and they are supposed to be her best friends, and co stars. #Malachibarton #freyaskye #tour #singing

Freya is in an abusive relationship with Julian. Malachi is the one who starts to notice and becomes her source of comfort. Freya has a brother named Milo. Milo's have a girlfriend named Meg Donnelly. Malachi also has a sister named Meg Donnelly (and it's the same Meg - so Meg is both Milo's girlfriend and Malachi's sister, which creates some extra drama).

After her parents' separation, Freya is forced to leave London and move to Los Angeles with her mum and twin brother. Missing her dad and struggling to adjust to a new life, she keeps everyone at a distance-until she meets the boy next door, Malachi. What starts as an unexpected friendship soon becomes something that could change everything.

When Freya Skye arrives at Ravenwood High, she expects the usual-awkward introductions, nosy classmates, and a few challenges fitting in. She doesn't expect Malachi Barton-the boy everyone dreams about, whose smoldering gaze seems to see straight through her. What starts as an infuriating first encounter sparks a bond neither can ignore. As secrets unravel, rumors swirl, and darkness creeps closer, Freya and Malachi find themselves pulled together by more than just attraction. Between whispered confessions in empty hallways and stolen touches in the shadows, a love grows-messy, thrilling, and impossible to resist. But danger lurks in the form of family secrets, magical powers, and enemies who would do anything to tear them apart. Will their connection survive the shadows closing in, or will the darkness between them consume everything? Dark, intense, and irresistibly romantic, this is a story of love that defies fate and a bond that refuses to break.

Everyone thinks they know who the songs on Freya's *Stardust* EP are about. Fans online have theories. Clips. Lyric breakdowns. But they're only half right. After finishing the first leg of her tour, Freya escapes to the quiet chalet where most of the album was written-an album filled with late-night lyrics, hidden anger, and a song called "Golden Boy" that no one seems to understand. Because the truth is simple. Every song is about **Malachi Barton**. The same boy who acts like nothing between them ever changed. The same boy who's suddenly at the center of rumors with **Malia Baker**. Freya tells herself she doesn't care. She tells herself the songs were just songs. But when filming for **Zombies 5** brings them all to the same place-same set, same cast, same unresolved tension-the lines between lyrics and reality start to blur. Because Malachi has no idea the songs are about him. And Freya isn't sure what will happen first: him figuring it out... or her finally admitting the truth she tried to hide between the music. In a world of spotlights, rumors, and songs that say too much- some secrets were never meant to be heard.

Freya Skye has her life under control. Good grades. Loyal friends. No unnecessary drama. And definitely no more complicated relationships. Malachi Barton is the exact opposite. He's sarcastic, reckless, and somehow always at the center of trouble. Most people assume he doesn't care about anything-especially not school, rules, or what anyone thinks of him. So when Freya and Malachi start getting thrown together more and more, it should be simple. Ignore each other. Avoid the tension. Pretend the spark between them isn't there. Except pretending gets harder when teasing turns into flirting... arguments turn into late-night conversations... and the line between enemies and something else starts disappearing faster than either of them expected. Their friends see it coming from a mile away. Freya refuses to admit it. Malachi pretends it doesn't matter. But when two people crash into each other this hard, walking away isn't exactly an option. And some feelings? They happen way too fast to stop.

Everyone knew the Joneses and the Bartons were family long before they shared the same last names. Their mothers had grown up together. Their grandparents had built a friendship that lasted generations. Freya Jones and Malachi Barton were raised side by side, spending every birthday, holiday, and summer together until friendship quietly became something neither of them could live without. But the Barton name came with blood. Malachi was born into one of Los Angeles' most feared crime families, led by his father, Loren Barton. While everyone else feared Loren, Freya only knew the man who helped raise her when her own father was too busy building a business empire across Los Angeles and London. When Mike Jones discovers Malachi is destined to inherit the family business, he refuses to let his youngest daughter be dragged into that world. Overnight, Freya is taken back to London, her phone gone, every connection to Malachi cut off. She leaves without a goodbye. Without knowing she's carrying his child. Three years later, Mike's company brings the Jones family back to Los Angeles. Freya returns with a secret no one knows exists-three-year-old Estella Marie, the daughter Malachi never knew he had. The boy who once swore he'd protect Freya has become the ruthless man everyone expected him to be. Cold. Feared. Untouchable. Until one unexpected reunion changes everything. Because no matter how dangerous the world around them becomes, Freya Jones has always been Malachi Barton's only weakness.

Malachi Barton booked the biggest role of his career before he ever knew Freya Jones was pregnant. By the time they found out, it was already too late to back out. He promised he'd be home before the baby came. He promised he wouldn't miss anything. He promised he'd be there. But life doesn't care about promises. A few weeks before her due date, Freya developed preeclampsia and was rushed to the hospital. Malachi was still in Vancouver - stuck behind filming schedules, contracts, and producers who wouldn't let him leave early. And when Aurelia Daniella Skye Jones Barton was born, Malachi wasn't there. He arrived the next day, straight from the airport, guilt already eating him alive. Freya recovered. Aurelia fought. And Malachi stayed as long as he could - four weeks - before he had to return to set. Now Aurelia is one month old, and Freya is learning how to be a mother without him. Late nights. Early mornings. Bottles. Tears. Healing. Her family and MK help, but it isn't the same. Malachi is back in Vancouver pretending everything is normal. The cast doesn't know about the baby. The world doesn't know about the baby. And every day he feels the distance growing between him and the two people he loves most. When he finally comes home months later, Aurelia is almost six months old - smiling, reaching, recognizing faces. And he realizes he's missed more than he ever expected. But when he leaves again for Coven, and something happens back home, Malachi makes one phone call - to Orlando - and the entire Camp Rock cast drops their Hawaii trip to fly to LA and be his support system. Some secrets break you. Some secrets save you. And some secrets... change everything.

Emilia Brooks has known Malachi Barton for as long as she can remember. He was her brother's best friend - the boy who always showed up, always teased her, and always called her Brooks like she was nothing more than a familiar annoyance in the background of his life. Nothing about that ever changed. Until he came back. After months away filming and on tour, Malachi returns for senior year expecting everything to be the same - the same kid sister energy, the same easy jokes, the same distance he never had to think about. But Emilia isn't a kid anymore. She's sharper now. Witty in a way that catches him off guard. Stubborn in a way that makes him want to argue just to keep her talking. And when they're alone, the teasing shifts - his words linger longer, his attention stays longer, and the line between joking and something else starts to blur. The problem is Emilia doesn't see it. To her, Malachi is still Malachi - her brother's best friend, a chronic flirt, and someone who never means what he says. And Malachi? He's starting to realize he might not be joking at all. Because the hardest person to make fall for you... is the one who still thinks you're playing games.

𝐅𝐑𝐄𝐘𝐀 𝐒𝐊𝐘𝐄 has always been used to running alone. Volleyball captain, track star, and the kind of girl everyone admires from afar, she thrives on control-both on the court and on the track. But at home, her parents' wealth can't mask the cold, suffocating cruelty that defines her every day. She's learned early that no one will show up for her... and that's exactly how she likes it. 𝐌𝐀𝐋𝐀𝐂𝐇𝐈 𝐁𝐀𝐑𝐓𝐎𝐍 has the opposite problem: everyone shows up. Football star, track sprinter, and all-around golden boy, he's surrounded by friends, family, and a little sister who worships him. He's used to support, praise, and having people rely on him. Life has always been... easier. They're both popular, in the same tight-knit friend group, and everyone expects them to get along. But Freya and Malachi don't. They clash at every practice, tease each other relentlessly, and can't seem to sit still in the same room without tension sparking between them. What happens when the girl who's learned to survive on her own meets the boy who can't stop trying to protect her? When rivalry becomes something more, and shared spaces-late-night practices, team hangouts, and races that leave them both breathless-force them to confront what they're really running toward... and from? A slow-burn, rivals-to-lovers story about resilience, family, and the courage it takes to finally let someone in. #1 field (08/02/26) #4 freyaskye (08/02/26)