She said : "Lay me down in golden dandelions 'Cause I've been waiting for this moment all my life." "But baby you followed me into the dark, there are no golden dandelions in here, everything is Shady " - He answered

It's 1998 and Katherine Arden, an internationally known singer, grows close to new up and coming rap artist, Eminem. The story describes their relationship from 1998 to present day.

Kylie Donovan is a lonely and extremely shy girl. She's the only child and has a complicated life. She works so that she can go to college one day and have a better life. On one particular day her life slowly starts to change. They get new neighbours and the neighbours have a son that's around her age. She seems to get lost in his blue eyes every time she looks into them. Kylie and Marshall forms a friendship and gets along well since they can relate to one another. Kylie supports her best friend in everything that he does and he appreciates her for it, but will it be enough for Kylie to stick by his side?

Sequel to the Eminem fan fiction "Superman" if you would like to read the first one you can find it under my works :) As stated in the disclaimer for "Superman", the Marshall in this story bares no likeness to the behavior, actions, or relations of the real Marshall Mathers apart from appearance

****DISCLAIMER this fan fiction in no way demonstrates the behavior, actions, or relations of the real Marshall Mathers apart from appearance.

Between the walls of The Thrift Shop on Greenfield Road in Detroit's 8 mile are the young lives of Marshall Mathers and Fiona Walker.

I gasp as a hot drink spills over my body. I look up filled with fury and look them directly in the eyes, the mysterious person backs up while I shoot them death glares. "I'm so sorry..." He says. "Whatever,it's fine..." I say, grabbing the napkins out of his hands. "Here, I'll shout you a new shirt..." He says, holding my shoulder. "No, it's fine" I say groaning and walking away, feeling his eyes on me.

"Kiss me, you loser," "No problem my red headed punk rocker," A series of letters between Luke Hemmings and Michael Clifford; two Australian idiots brought together via English project. Trigger warning: Self harm Cover by undertoness