Bᴏᴏᴋ Tʜʀᴇᴇ Iɴ Tʜᴇ Tᴏ Bᴇ Fᴀᴍᴏᴜs Sᴇʀɪᴇs(: Jenna Kingsley, a normal girl. Liam Payne, a famous, British singer. Liam and Jenna knew each other at one point in their life, when they were little. But, Jenna moved to Canada and Liam became famous. When Jenna’s little sister, Kendyll, wins a contest to meet One Direction, Jenna is forced to go along. Liam doesn’t notice her, which breaks Jenna’s heart. One thing that he promised was that they would never forget each other. But, he just broke his promise.

Natalie left the boys and went with her enemy. Will the boys find her again? Who will she choose? The sweetest Niall Horan, or the cheesy Harry Styles? Somethings are hidden, but never forgotten.

All eighteen year old Anna Lee wanted was a summer babysitting job. That's exactly what she got when she received a call from someone named Simon requesting a babysitter for his five sons. Who knew that the five boys would be the boy band One Direction? Or that sometimes they'd be babysitting her! (disclaimer: this was written by thirteen-year-old me, don't expect anything fantastic despite the amount of readers)

“Excuse me!” a woman called from behind us, and we all jumped out of the way as a nurse pushed another bed through the double doors. I caught a glimpse of bright red curls. “That was the donor,” Harry mumbled, “We were so lucky she heard on the radio that Liam needed a kidney donor. She didn’t even know if she would have the right kidney, but she came and got tested anyway. It was a perfect match.” “It was a miracle that we found someone so quickly,” Zayn told me as we made our way back to Liam’s room. “Yeah, she saved his life,” Niall murmured as we all sat back down in the chairs. “She deserves a thank you,” I said, more to myself than to the boys. “Well babe, she said the only way she’d donate her kidney is if we payed her $10,000 for it. I think that’s a good enough thank you,” Harry replied, putting his arm around my shoulders. “What?” I practically shouted, “She’s making y’all pay $10,000 to save Liam’s life?” Harry nodded, chuckling, “Yep.” “Who is this girl?” “I don’t know, she wouldn’t tell us her name.” “Couldn’t you get a family member to dona-” “We didn’t have time. We’re all the way in Florida. His parents and sisters would have had to jump on an eight hour flight, drive here, and then get tested to see if they had the right match. It would have taken too long. This girl’s our only hope,” Harry explained, playing with a piece of my hair. “Besides, $10,000 is nothing if it’s going to save Liam’s life,” Niall said, stretching out his legs and leaning his head back in the chair. He yawned and closed his eyes. “You’re right Niall. If it’s going to save Liam, then pay that freakin’ girl $10,000.”

Rachel is blind, but she hadn't always been. She'd once known what it was to see. She'd once known the freedom that seeing brought her. Rachel's brother is a security guard for the British boyband, One Direction, but when her parents die in a car crash her brother must leave his position, until the boys suggest that she come with them everywhere, never mind the inconveniences of her blindness. They're more than happy to help, especially since the brother and sister need the money now. Rachel moves in with her brother and meets One Direction for the first time at an interview. Liam Payne soon begins to take a special interest in her, but Rachel doesn't need charity and that's all that she feels like she's getting. How can she tell the difference when she can no longer see his face? She hasn't gotten very good at reading people's voices and anyway there is such a thing as acting. Can Liam convince her that he's for real and that this is more than just charity? And if he does will she be willing to give him her heart? After all, it's not just the charity that's stopping her. It's the reason behind her blindness that's the real problem.

He bullies Alicia.She hates him and he hates her. But what does she do when he becomes her step brother? Does he continue to bully her? Make her life even worse? Do they do things that are so wrong, but so right?