I wrote this story when I was like 14 so don't judge me. trigger warning

"Okay Mrs. Mitchell, here's Sarah." In which a girl gets adopted by Shay Mitchell.

WARNING: This story contains spanking but only in a disciplinary way. This story is about the popular girl group Little Mix. Fame brings a lot of responsibillities, but luckily the girls have a strong bond. When things get out of hand the girls can rely at each other and that helps them getting back on track. I would like to apologise on forehand for any grammatical or spelling mistakes. English is not my native language, but I'll try my best.

Beautiful, talented and pretty Ariana Grande has an unknown, troubled, and dorky sister? Well, yeah. In a school there was a girl who was in high hopes of being in in a statewide competition for singing talents. And and she wanted to be one of those talented girls. And then it hits her: her sister is Ariana Grande, and she was one of the judges of the audition. What happens if they meet... again? Will things turn back again from the past when they were inseparable sisters, or it will just end eventually? (All of these are works of fiction and please do not copy. Thank you.) NOTE: THIS IS WRITTEN LAST 2014, SO PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT THERE IS A DIFFERENT ARIANA GRANDE FROM THAT TIME, THANK YOU. sirenfatale © twenty-thirteen-twenty-sixteen

Luna, the youngest sibling of the Grande family, is tasked with the challenge of being civil with her sister, Ariana Grande. Angry at the world, she misplaces her emotions and believes it was Ariana who abandoned her and goes through the troubling journey of navigating middle school highs and lows while realizing the very real truth. TW: Luna experiences/ talks about self-harm and eating disorders. TLDR: You're Ariana Grande's sister and now you guys are gonna have a redemption siblings arc lol.

Whether it's at home or at school, Eva Lynch is an outcast. Between her abusive and alcoholic mother and dealing with the typical problems of a teenage girl, Eva struggles with adopting her personality and sexuality too - suicide seems like the only option left, but things don't end the way she plans and soon her perspective on life changes when she meets the enigmatic Jessica.

Zoe moved to a new school in an unfamiliar town and immediately falls in love with the most popular person in the school, who just happens to be a straight, female cheerleader with the seemingly perfect quarterback boyfriend. Can Zoe win her heart without driving her away?