New country. New house. New Romances. Freya Skye thought her life was over after moving from England to Virginia. Until she meets the boy next door, Malachi Barton. He sweeps her off her feet, and where she expected to find friendship, she unexpectedly finds love.

When Freya Skye moves from London to Los Angeles, she expects big changes-new home, new school, and new friends. What she doesn't expect is that her next-door neighbor is Malachi Barton: charming, kind, and entirely impossible to ignore. From awkward introductions to late-night conversations, the two form an instant connection that quickly blossoms into something neither of them can ignore. With the support of their friends-Kylie, Dara, Malia, and MK-they navigate the ups and downs of teenage life: school drama, talent shows, and first love. But life isn't always perfect. Secrets, misunderstandings, and challenges test their bond, and when Freya faces a life-altering accident, everything changes. As Freya and Malachi fight to hold onto each other, they discover what it truly means to love and live fully-even in the face of heartbreak. Next Door to You is a story about first love, friendship, courage, and the moments that make life unforgettable.

Two hearts. One game. A fake relationship to win their crushes- Freya wants Walker. Malachi wants Ariana. The plan? Fake date. The problem? Falling for the wrong person. Can they admit their true feelings-before it's too late? --- This story is not based on real life. So if you don't like or enjoy it. You're welcome to stop reading it 🙂 Byeee

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.