• started feb 2018 • [COMPLETED] z hijazi: "uh nothing, you just look beautiful" p hale: "you're such a suck up" highest rank: #1 in #zanehijazi

Bryn Mitchell Meyers is a 21 year old Boston born college drop out. She moved to LA after realizing she didn't want to pursue the career her parents chose for her. No friends, no car, crazy ex-boyfriend and living in a crappy apartment with crappy roommates she now works at a bar/ restaurant in Hollywood. What will happen when a bright red head, purpled haired vlogger, and a loud laughing girl come into her bar and spark up a conversation?

in which rowan kinda sorta loves david, but it doesn't exactly matter because she's too young for him.

sequel to rowan - in which rowan tries to move on with her life, but david wants to be a part of the change. also, rowan finally opens up more about where she comes from to the people that love her most.

A night pretending to be David Dobrik's girlfriend leads to some unforeseen consequences.

David and Sloane navigate the complicated, confusing, dirty, and downright scary aspects of parenthood, commitment, and love, all with a baby by their side. sequel to "faking it » david dobrik" !! i highly recommend you read that first or else you will be so confused

Rent went up and David, Alex and Dom are looking for a fourth roommate. Little do they know, Mason is a unisex name and Mason Belle is a beautiful girl Alex will be sharing a room with. How long will it take before they crack under the pressure?

David's been looking for his Talulah his whole life. Little did he know he'd run straight into her on her first day at Abernathy Prep.

Avery Parkins loved her home town in Colorado, but she knew moving to California her senior year would help increase her chances of getting into her dream school: UCLA. She's lucky enough to have a cousin who lives in L.A. She thought moving would help her stay out of trouble, but little did she know the mischief her new friends would cause. ( borderline bad boy Scotty Sire x OC)

I remember him saying something along the lines of, "Babe, look at this, I'm not even holding the wheel!"