Sequel to Bad News. What happens to Camila and Lauren and their relationship when Camila's past haunts her once again? What if this time, she can't defend herself anymore? What if their relationship gets hard because of that? Will Lauren and Camila be able to handle that? Will they be able to handle even Worse News?

Most people would describe Lauren Jauregui as a teacher's pet, a nerd, the girl with no friends. She's just trying to make her way through high school unnoticed, but sadly some people still push her around. She definitely doesn't want to be noticed by Camila Cabello, the school's well-known bad girl. Unfortunately for her, she already has Camila's attention; the girl has had a crush on Lauren for years. Finally, senior year rolls around, bringing surprises and last chances for both of the girls.

It's been two years and everything still hurts, for leaving you was the hardest thing I've ever had to do. I'm not going to do it again, the world needs all of us together now and that's just what it's going to get. To me, love is making sure that the people closest to my heart never feel like they don't have a place in my world. Help me, and we'll turn the tides on future that we can't afford to lose.

Falling in love was the best and worst thing that ever happened to Camila. Lauren was beautiful, smart, passionate and, unfortunately for Camila, married.

Camila wants to make it through her high school career without getting outed. Lauren just wants to fit in and find somebody to love her. The you make me sick (for being so perfect) prequel. (This work may not be posted/copied/reproduced/translated without explicit permission from the author.)

It's a new fad. 36 questions that one stranger asks another that should make them fall deeply in love in a matter of hours. People are always thinking about love and relationships; the dynamic characteristics of affection and intimacy open up countless windows for new research, and newer propositions. Is falling in love more about the process or the person? And how are two scientifically driven best friends going to last an entire night of endless questions that seem to get more and more personal?

Detective Camila Cabello had been stumbling through life wherever her clumsy feet took her. And when a past assignment landed back on her lap, she was sent to Las Vegas only to run into an unexpected and unconventional dalliance with Lauren Jauregui. PS: Working hard to make semantics reflective of reality. But I don't know a sht ton about cops. More PS: Cover is done by @meerkat93, just like the one in "Not Quite The Opposites". ***whispers. She thinks this cover is awesome.

Camila is the semi-optimistic teen girl, some may say wise beyond her years, who fears insanity in the future. Lauren is the one that fears she will be the cause of her own demise, and there's nothing she can do about it. None the less, she buries pieces of her soul in all her works of art. To most people, the capabilities of our minds is one of the greatest in the world. To people like Lauren and Camila, it's one of the scariest. The two are well aware that there's always that slim chance that you can slip away, not just from others, but from yourself, and it's no ones fault. It's just how it is. How you deal with this realization, well that's something completely different. So the question lies: How can they make the most of the parts of their past that do nothing but linger around them? Will it pull them together, or tear them apart?

camila needs a job, and lauren owns a strip club. little does camila know, the job comes with more than a paycheck