You smiled to me and I thought: Damn, I'm fucking in love with you... -this is the original version, so there might have some errors different from 5HFanfic-

A year and a half into their relationship, Lauren and Camila parted ways. Lauren left their shared apartment with a measly note and hopes of reconciliation but when she returned hours later, Camila was gone. For over eight years, she tirelessly searched for the love of her life but the woman she found was a stranger who wore Camila's face. Professor C is a sequel to "Not Quite the Opposites". Cover by @SLOTHTATO

(I'VE BEEN EDITING THIS AND SO FAR, I'VE ONLY DONE THE FIRST 4 CHAPTERS) Lauren Jauregui is the epitome of independence. She could do whatever she wanted without seeking for help. She has a family by her side, a boyfriend who spoils her and just enough friends to feel social. Because of her mother's job, Lauren was forced to move several times in last four years of her life which made any form of attachment nearly impossible. Now, at 18, she was back to her hometown. Despite the strong and responsible girl everyone else sees, the green-eyed brunette never believed anybody who ever said she was beautiful, let alone perfect. In fact, she never thought anyone was perfect. That was until she met an equally independent and self-reliant, Camila Cabello who had hidden insecurities of her own. PS: The cover is credits to my bae, my main squeeze, my lady love, my future wife (HAHAHAHAHAHA), @meerkat93. She might make something for your stories if you ask nicely. Haha Thanks again, babe. :p

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.

3 P.M. - I loved her. She loved me. I fell harder and harder every day, and I knew it was dangerous. She was dangerous. Her kiss began to taste like vodka even when she hadn't been drinking and her nails dug into my skin like razors, but I loved her. 11 P.M. - The flick of a lighter. I saw the flame in her emerald eyes as they both burned. She took a hit and handed it to me. It touched my lips and tasted like her. I felt the chemicals in my lungs. Everything was spinning, but I still loved her. Midnight - The flash of lights. They blinded me. I couldn't find my shirt. My skin was still glistening with the trail from her tongue. Gunshots. One. Two. Three. Glass shattered. Handcuffs. White walls. Caught. I still loved her. I always would. WARNING: This story is Rated R for drugs, sexual content, and language. Reader discretion is advised. DISCLAIMER: All content is original. Please refrain from commenting the names of and comparing other fan fictions throughout the story, as any similarities between stories are purely coincidental or based off of real-life Camren moments.

The only things Normani is absolutely a hundred percent sure that Lauren likes are the following: food, music, being right, pretentious books, kissing, and pretentious books about kissing. So far Camila is not on that list. (Normani's fairly certain.)

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?

Lauren is known in her town as the 'cool lesbian'. Her friends and family all except her, but Chris is a bit iffy about it. Ever since Lauren came out, Lauren has managed to scare off or even "woo" Chris' dates and sometimes even his girlfriends with her flirtatious ways. Summer is coming up and Chris wants nothing more than to have a normal relationship without having his sister intrude on it. But what happens when Chris' new girlfriend really catches Lauren's eye, none like before? **Feb. 2017 update: i was literally 13-14 when i wrote this (8th grade), DONT JUDGE ME FOR THE CRINGINESS PLEASE AND THANK YOU**