Lucy Harper keeps people alive for a living. She's less good at doing it for herself. Her boyfriend orders her coffee wrong and she drinks it anyway. Her best friend sees everything and says almost nothing. Her notebook stays hidden. Her playlist plays low - one voice on repeat, a girl she's never met, a song that makes her slow down when everything else tells her to keep performing. One night at 11:02, a girl sits in the ER waiting room with her hood up and her hands in her lap. Lucy doesn't know the girl's name yet. But she will. And when she does - when they finally find each other - the question isn't whether they'll make it. It's what'll come for them first. The camera. The ghost in Portland. Or the quiet thing between them they still don't know how to say out loud. The 30th is a five-act slow-burn love story about Lucy Harper and Billie Eilish.

Alexis Ackerman lives a troubled life, surrounded by gang violence and instability. Billie Eilish lives an interesting life of her own, having just started on her path towards worldwide stardom. When the two collide sparks fly immediately, though neither girl is ready to admit it's anything more than lust. ~ AU. Though the names of some characters are the same as people in real life, they are still characters. The actions of said characters do not necessarily reflect the views, personality, or actions of the people they're named after and based around. Contains violence, drug use, drinking, ptsd and anxiety episodes, sex, and strong language Main characters are 18+

Callie is a normal college freshman, perfectly content with being a nobody to the rest of the world. Billie is an international superstar, growing tired of the baggage that comes with being famous. When the two meet and Billie realizes Callie has no idea who she is, she decides not to tell her anything about her fame, feeling normal for the first time in a while. As their friendship blossoms, Billie finds herself growing curious, while Callie finds herself catching feelings.