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.

Camila has terrible, terrible luck. The worst kind of luck you can have. Like win the lottery but die the next day kind of luck. Like never been on a cruise before and end up on the titanic kind of luck. Like struck by lightning seven times, only known person to have ever been hit by a meteorite, sitting on a bench that had just been painted in a new outfit, break your arm only to break it again the day you get your cast off kind of luck. She can think of maybe three lucky things that have ever happened to her. Meeting Dinah Jane, her best friend. Her ability to sing and write. And of course, Lauren Jauregui. (Camren AU) (Camila Twin AU) Thank you @SLOTHTATO for the amazing cover!

Lauren has spent her whole life hunting down ghosts and sending them back behind the Veil. It's her duty. Camila doesn't exactly have a steady heartbeat and sometimes she finds herself drifting through the bathroom door. It's complicated. Cover made by @SLOTHTATO

Lauren Jauregui is a lot of things. She's caring, she's intelligent and she's beautiful. But Camila Cabello doesn't notice those things when she and Lauren first come into contact. Camila notices her nervous ticks, and how she refuses to look at her, and how she never furthers conversation. At first, Camila takes that the wrong way, and deciding that Lauren is nothing more than a rude girl who happens to have the same friends as her, eventually stops trying to make friends. It isn't long before Camila realises she's been wrong the whole time. (This work may not be posted/copied/reproduced/translated without explicit permission from the author.)