*sequel to In Your Atmosphere* 1966 was a year of seismic changes for the Beatles. By the end of the year, the last single Beatle, Paul McCartney, was on the verge of saying "I do" to his California sweetheart, Marisol Hemingway. And then life happened. "Life is what happens while you're busy making other plans." - John Lennon

"Yellow is such a simplistic, overused word though, don't you think? I mean if I say yellow it could mean greeny-yellow, or orangey-yellow, or browny-yellow or pale yellow or neon yellow. I don't like yellow, I like a specific shade of yellow that has no name so I can only describe it by using examples. "That's like saying you don't like humans except for one specific human." "Well it's true." "Oh yeah, and who's this one specific human you like out of the humans you dislike?" "You." [ Track 6 ]

Paul expectedly falls in love during their first trip to America.

❝I can't love you,❞ he spoke lightly. How I had yearned for him - how I had begged and pleaded for him, how my strength had fallen at the foot of my door when he walked away, how at the last I could only whimper, ❝I knew it.❞ - in which one fateful night, a stubborn girl stumbles upon an enticing young man, but things seem a little too familiar...

Marisol Hemingway isn't looking for love when she meets Paul McCartney on holiday in the summer of 1963. She is nursing a broken heart, and he is on the brink of international success. But the attraction between them is undeniable. Will Paul be the holiday fling everyone expects or is he destined to become the romance no one expected?

(Beatle Fan Fiction) "He sighed painfully and dragged a hand across the side of his greased up hair. I felt such pain of his, just by seeing his eyes, and he spoke again, louder and with more, or less, confidence, "Look, Dewey, I don't care what I have to do. I will dive into the deepest parts of the ocean to save you from whatever is pulling you down there. But you have to let me, you have to want me to save you. Because, I mean, if you want me to, I will,'" Danielle or Dewey Montgomery moved to Liverpool, England with her mother and her brother. She left her life, some of her family, her few friends, for another country. She starts school, suddenly becoming an outcast, and just digging herself into her books, the only thing she has. After figuring she needs to get a job, she goes around, searching for one. She just so happens to run into Elsie Graves who gives her the job of teaching her 17 year old son, Richard, who is far behind for reasons she would eventually find out. Dewey takes the job but doesn't realize how one stupid Liverpudlian will change her outline of life.