Cheryl tweedy and Kimberley walsh....more than just a story

Julie is a fifteen year old foster child, whose been through hell and back - and back again. It isn't until Cheryl comes into her life that things turn drastically; Julie soon turns from Damaged, to a strong and confident teen. Finding her mother, helps her see the true meaning of love. Sex Scenes Warning Lesbian Action Warning Lots of Love and Happiness Warning Drama Warning Thriller Warning You might get addicted to this Fic, but It'll only change your life for the better x

Based on Cheryl Cole and Kimberley Walsh.

This is my first ever fanfic so sorry if its not great, I've tried my best :) I've had this idea for a long time so I thought it was about time I write it up :) I am welcome to any feedback good or bad so please feel free or any suggestions of anything you want in the story I also welcome ;) I am in my third year of uni so sometimes I'll be a little busy to write but my aim is up to update a few times a month!! Chez and Kimberley don't get together for a while,min want to make it as true to life as I can make it and I'm hoping the story will go on for a while Hope you all enjoy Thank you B xxx TWITTER : @BTWEEDY94

Cheryl Fernandez-Versini adjusts to a brand new life in following what she has longed for. Within the first day she meets someone that will continue to make a reappearance and mend her back to who she once was.

Defensive teen follows her dreams of becoming a pop-star. During her journey, two women come into her life; a light ignites deep within her. Cheryl and Kimberley will both heal the teen, as the teen heals them in return. Lesbian scenes. Romantic-Comedy. Humor. A bond that will set your own soul roaring and shooting through the sky.

Camille Blue-Shay Kinsley is a fifteen year old girl living in London. Camille currently lives with her foster parents of 13 years. They were stitched to Camille for the baby years, but as each birthday rolled by, their attention started to fade away. Wanting to feel loved, Camille finds her own way of connecting with an adult the way she should with her parents.