Eva Parker always kept her head down and did everything right. But none of that mattered to Billie Eilish. To her, Eva was the perfect target. What Billie didn't know was the hell Eva lived through at home, the bruises she hid, and the weight she carried. But when Billie discovers the truth and follows her home, the game shatters. The bully who once broke her down can't stop needing her, and Eva can't decide if she wants to run from Billie or fall even deeper.

olivia may wood, a traumatised 15 year old falls in love with her rival. billie eilish pirate baird o'connell. will it work out between them? or is olivia too broken to love and be loved by someone else?

falling back in love was the easy part. surviving it might not be. sequel to 'The Line Between'

Sequel to What He Doesn't Know | Juliette and Billie finally have what they always wanted: each other. The lies are behind them, the world knows, and their house has become a home. Late-night FaceTimes have turned into shared toothbrushes and lazy Sunday mornings. Love, real love, finally feels possible. But stability doesn't mean peace. Not when you're dating someone the world thinks they own. As Billie returns to the spotlight - tours, interviews, flashing cameras - Juliette is pulled into a world she never asked for. A world where rumors spread faster than facts, and where whispers from the past refuse to stay buried. Old flames, broken friendships, and one mistake that never really went away. Because just when they thought the hard part was over...They'll realize some secrets don't die. They just wait.

At 22, Madison Cole is an aspiring actress with every advantage-wealth, connections, and a last name that opens doors in Hollywood. But privilege doesn't guarantee talent or fame, and Madison is eager to prove she's more than just a product of nepotism. When her powerful father orchestrates a PR relationship between her and global pop star Billie Eilish, Madison reluctantly agrees, knowing it could fast-track her rise. What begins as a carefully staged performance soon gets complicated. Billie is magnetic, guarded, and nothing like Madison expected. As their fake relationship plays out under the relentless gaze of the public, real feelings start to surface-blurring the line between spotlight and sincerity. What will spark when the cameras stop rolling?

Billie rises fast inside an unforgiving industry, her life expanding until there is no space left to be private. Fame does not save her. Every feeling is louder, everything more visible, every moment lived under watch. She learns how to perform strength while carrying a darkness she refuses to name, terrified that if she lets it surface, it will consume her. The world keeps asking for more of her, even as she is quietly unraveling. Nat remains behind, rooted in a place that never opens for her. Stripped of choice and opportunity, she clings to her creativity as proof that she still exists. Her life is small, quiet, and heavy. She survives by disappearing inward, haunted by the sense that something essential has already passed her by. Around her neck hangs a key, a symbol of what she has always believed she was waiting for, though she no longer knows what door it belongs to, or if it will ever open. Years later, when their lives intersect again, love does not arrive as salvation. It arrives as tension. As longing. As fear. Their connection becomes both refuge and risk, forcing them to confront the parts of themselves they've learned to hide. Together, there is desire, guilt, shame, and the terrifying realization that loving someone does not mean you know how to stay alive for them. TRIGGER WARNING🔐 heavy sexual themes various mentions of: sh, suicide ideation, truama, depression, etc. Slow burn, friends to lovers, gxg.

"how long do you think we're gonna last?" billie asked me quietly. "i honestly don't think of that" i told her. "i just tell myself to enjoy what we have for however long we last, you know? if we end up breaking up then what we had was a good run" "well too bad bitch!" she let out a laugh. "we're together forever if you like it or not" "oh god" i playfully rolled my eyes. after barely telling their friends that they've been together for a year, billie and raelyn show their devotion and love towards each other. PART TWO TO 'just friends'

people always say you have to choose. no one tells you what happens after. i thought losing her would teach me how to let go. instead, it taught me how to pretend. then i met him, and for the first time in a long time, i believed i was finally moving forward. until she came back. this isn't a story about choosing between two people. it's about living with the choices i already made-and discovering that sometimes the hardest person to forgive is yourself. in the end, i wasn't hers. i wasn't his. i was just the girl who got stuck in the middle.