When Kylie stops Malia from doing the unthinkable, she tries her best to show her that life has more to offer than death, but can she escape the demons that haunt her past from losing a previous friend?

What happens when the line between friendship and something more blurs under the stage lights? Kylie and Malia have been best friends for years-inseparable, unstoppable, always laughing louder when they're together. But now, on the World Collide Tour, nothing feels the same. The arenas are massive, the schedules exhausting, and the spotlight brighter than ever. On stage, they're flawless: singing duets that make the crowd scream, dancing like they were born in sync. But offstage... every smile lingers too long, every touch feels charged, and every late-night moment brings them closer to a truth neither of them dares to say out loud. Everyone around them can see it. The tension. The spark. The way friendship is turning into something that could change everything. It's a story of stage lights and hotel rooms, jealousy and stolen glances, laughter that hides fear, and a slow burn that refuses to fade. 🌙 Best friends. Almost lovers. A tour that will test every boundary. Because sometimes, the most dangerous chemistry is the one that feels inevitable.

At twenty-four, Malia has everything she once thought she wanted. Fame. Red carpets. A sold-out world tour. A husband the world adores. Married to rising music star Malachi, she's part of a golden celebrity couple everyone envies. The cameras love them. The interviews sparkle. The ring on her finger shines like proof that she "won." But behind closed doors, when the lights are off and the music stops, the truth is quieter. Darker. Malachi drinks too much. His temper shifts without warning. The man the world sees isn't the man she lives with. And every night, as she lies awake beside him, Malia realizes something devastating: The worst mistake she ever made wasn't marrying him. It was losing Kylie. Once her best friend. Once her safe place. Once the only person who ever really saw her. The once inseparable cast - Malia, Kylie, Malachi, Freya, Dara, MK, and Josh - they were chaotic, young. And then one choice shattered everything. Malia chose Malachi. Kylie walked away. Now, trapped in a life that looks perfect but feels like a prison, Malia wishes for one impossible thing: What if I could go back? And then she does. She wakes up in her eighteen-year-old body - back on that tour bus, before the wedding, before the betrayal, before she let the love of her life slip through her fingers. This time, she knows how the story ends. This time, she knows who truly mattered. And this time, she's not choosing him. She's choosing Kylie. A second chance. A buried love. A friendship that was always more. Because sometimes the greatest love story isn't about finding someone new- It's about going back and choosing the person you should've chosen all along.

Malia Baker, the focused captain of her high school soccer team, is thrown off balance when she's cast as Romeo in the school's production of Romeo & Juliet. With Kylie Cantrall, the golden girl of the drama department, playing Juliet, sparks fly during their chemistry reads, blurring the lines between acting and real life. As the tension between them grows, Malia must decide whether to stick to what she knows or take a chance on something- or someone-unexpected... -No smut included until the last chapter-

Crazy shit fanfic of Kylie, Malia, Morgan, and Ruby (mainly a kylia fanfic). And Kylia are oblivious to their feelings for each other.

In this college world, there are two kinds of people: the players and the played. When two girls who prefer not to be on the heartbroken side of things collide, everything is fun and flirty for the most part. That is until they have to think of the future. The real description is yet to be revealed, so enjoy the story and figure out how much you can piece together.

Two worlds. One city. A connection neither of them saw coming. Gabby Lewis keeps her head down-books, routines, and the two friends who know her best. Dani lives for the spotlight, late nights, and music that never stops. When a party neither of them planned on changes everything, slow-burning tension builds between them in the city that never sleeps.

Malia Baker's world shattered when she was 18. A devastating car crash took the lives of her parents and sister, leaving her completely alone. In the aftermath, she clung to Bryce, her boyfriend of a year, hoping he could fill the void. But when Malia discovered she was pregnant, Bryce proved he wasn't the person she thought - breaking up with her and kicking her out. With nowhere to turn, Malia used the money her parents left her to rent a small one-bedroom apartment. Grief consumed her, and her grades plummeted, causing her to be held back a year. 18 and three months pregnant, Malia finds herself in a new class - where she meets Kylie Cantrall. And for the first time in a long time... maybe she doesn't feel so alone.

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Kylie Cantrall is everything Malia Baker can't stand. Loud. Tattooed. Sharp-tongued. A walking red flag with a mullet, a reputation, and a habit of taking up every room she walks into. Kylie is possessive, protective, and painfully confident-every girl wants her, and she knows it. She swears like it's punctuation and never apologizes for who she is. Malia Baker is everything Kylie pretends not to notice. Quiet. Anxious. Soft-spoken behind her glasses. Malia sticks close to her friends, avoids confrontation, and feels things too deeply for her own good. She's awkward, clingy, and terrified of being seen-especially by someone like Kylie. They run in different circles. Different friend groups. Different worlds. Every interaction is laced with tension, side-eye, and unspoken irritation. They don't agree on anything. They don't get along. And they definitely don't like each other. At least, that's what they tell themselves. But hate has a way of turning into something else-something intense, confusing, and impossible to ignore. And when lines start to blur, both Kylie and Malia are forced to face the truth: Sometimes the person who gets under your skin the most is the one who already owns your heart.