he called me beautiful. lowercase intended. highest rankings : #5 on taylornunez #482 on dancer

Maybe fame really can drive you mad.

Four boys. One Semester. And a chance for each of them to score the heart of the illustrious, ever confusing, changeable Maddie Ziegler.

Maddie and Chloe were best friends. Until a new reality show tore it apart. Favoritism and inferiority will erupt between the girls. Read about the story of jealousy behind the cameras. Episode by Episode. Witness the jealousy unfold. And the rest of the ALDC girls will have to take sides. Note: All of these stories are fiction. Cover by @returntograce 2015

"Promise me you won't let go." Maddie's eyes filled with tears as Kenzie slowly lifted her pinkie finger. "Forever?" She smiled hoarsely, reciting the two's sisterly promise. "And always." Maddie whispered back as their pinkies locked. ••• Not all promises were meant to be kept.

Chloe's love was undeniable. Maddie's love was unidentifiable.

// Teetering on the edge of the roof; on the thin line between sanity and insanity // She couldn't possibly be crazy, right? When Paige Hyland is admitted to the Pittsburg Sanitarium, a hospital for the clinically insane, her friends cannot see how she could possibly be crazy. She was acting perfectly normal- complaining about her ex, laughing at some of the not-so-hot spring formal dresses. She looked perfectly normal too. Her hair was curled, her makeup applied lightly, her clothes clean and matching. So she couldn't be crazy. Right? Wrong. Convinced of their friend's sanity, Chloe, Maddie, Kendall, and Nia take some desperate actions that lead to some deadly consequences. Now, the girls are struggling to protect themselves in the series of events that unfolds- but how can they survive when the person they tried to protect is dead?

Summer vacation was not meant to start with a murder. But when it does Brynn and Mackenzie are thrown into a crazy game of catching the killer before the time runs out. If they don't... Well that's not really an option.

"Call me when you're sober," ||credit to @Rearayswim for initial idea||

But on a Wednesday, in a café, I watched it begin again.