When 16 year old Kelly finds out she's part of one of the most famous families in the world she couldn't be happier, but then she realises she will have to leave her former home and say goodbye to her friends, or should I say, friends. But her 'new' family isn't perfect and neither is she, can she handle the pressure of being famous, what happens? Follow her through Heartbreak, Sorrow, Happiness and Love. This is Kelly's story, her roller coaster of a life. *** Hey. This story was written over four years ago. I was barely 12/13. This story is... horrible (in my opinion), my writing style has changed completely since then, so read it if you want, but don't count on it being great, or even making sense. *** A huge thank you to @-stilinskii- for designing and making this incredible cover for me, much love to her.

"Hey buddy, I'm Luke. I'm the one who adopted you and these guys are my best friends." "H-Hi."

Amber alert: an emergency response system that disseminates information about a missing person (usually a child), by media broadcasting or electronic roadway signs. Ashton has been stuck in a dusty basement for who knows how long alone, until Luke gets thrown down the stairs. WRITTEN BY: Abigaillee182 and Ashtonsblondie

Ashton Irwin is a homophobic wanker Luke Hemmings is a antisocial gay boy. What happens when the wanker is dared to date the antisocial gay boy? //warning:daddy kink and cuss words and smut ya know all that jazz//

"He doesn't have anyone, no friends, no family." The nurse snapped. "You might as well get out of here too, he doesn't even know you." "That's the best part," Michael replied with a small smile. "Talking to someone you don't know. Besides, I'm already on my way out." He entered room 213 two minutes after he usually comes around. "Sorry I'm late." he mumbles, sitting down beside the bed. "I've been telling you a lot of secrets lately." Michael chuckles sadly, biting his lip to keep the tears at bay. "You probably can't hear me and I'm a complete stranger but there's one secret I'm not ready to tell anyone." Michael continues, looking down at the coma patient. "I'm not ready to tell you either."