Because of their daughter, they reunited, not wanting to. Michelle questions the past of her parents. Lauren plans a better life with her current girlfriend. Camila wants Lauren out of her life again. But what happens when the sparks never died?

"You get punished by the decisions you make, not for them, and Camila, I promise that five and a half years away from you was punishment enough." Cover by: SLOTHTATO **I do not in any way am affiliated with The Bachelor/The Bachelorette franchise. All ideas and concepts from the show are NOT owned by me.**

Sequel to CC7

I turn my head as I hear a car honking, then I heard a scream and people shouting, and that's when I saw her, the little girl standing in the middle of the road, she could have only have been three years old, her eyes wide open as she stares at the car racing towards her, I glance at the car and see the panic on the drivers face as they try to slow down, and without even realising my actions, I have dropped my bag and art folder, I'm racing out into the middle of the road, my eyes focused on the small child, a look of horror written on her face, then she is in my arms...

They made it through obstacles they didn't think they had to face. They found their way back to each other through their daughter. But can Camila and Lauren keep their young marriage alive through what seems to be their biggest obstacle?

(in my shoes) • Look with your eyes. Judge with your soul. • First impressions almost always suck. They can be spot on or way off, depending on how open and receptive you are to the other person. When you make preconceived notions about people, learning to tolerate them can be a little difficult. What if you have to live with them? That's the situation Camila and Lauren have been put in. As typical and cliche as it may be, two totally different worlds collide. However this time, neither of them know whether they'll mould or combust.

Habit is about the way your past can anchor you down, it's about finding someone who can help you have faith in a better tomorrow, it's in reference to how little you can feel when it seems like you're all alone in this world. Camila struggles with letting go of something that seems to be tied on a chain around her ankles, and allows it to consume her, and in the midst of giving up on ever finding freedom of her burdens, she forms an infatuation for someone who detests her almost as much as she hates herself. One moment of courage changes that though, a moment in which they both face their fears and do something that saves them both in an individually different way. One girl lets herself fall, the other picks herself up.