Perrie Edwards tries not to let her emotions get the best of her every time she sees Jade Thirlwall (whom she has a massive crush on) because apparently, Jade Thirlwall is taken. Completed: May 15, 2017

Perrie, her family and a few friends win a free trip to a lovely little island just outside Spain for a month. What happens when Perrie meets the hotel owners daughter, Jade will sparks fly? Will they fly in the space of a week? Is this a real relationship or a summer fling?

They tried. They tried to stay apart. Tried not to love each other the way they did. Tried to pretend it was nothing. They tried. And failed. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ edit: (2021) hi i was fifteen please don't be too cruel LOL i've aged a lot and gotten much better at writing

❝Seremos locas psicópatas juntas.❞ Perrie Edwards es internada en el manicomio por su enfermedad de bipolaridad, sigue su vida normal en dicho lugar pero de la nada aparece Jade Thirlwall, una chica que es suicida. Ella y sólo ella logrará calmar a Perrie cuando esta tenga sus ataques de bipolaridad, y Perrie a cambio la ayudara a salir de la oscuridad en la que Jade vive. [No se permiten adaptaciones]

A tale in which Jade and Perrie don't exactly get along.

Jade had a pretty normal life that mostly consisted of work, going to meetings, and keeping herself from going insane due to her stressful lifestyle. With all the stress of work and trying to actually keep her job, her mum recommends that she hires some help around the house. She barely has time to clean her house let alone cook dinner for herself. Giving in she hires a maid. A maid that Jade would probably never in a million years see herself associating with, let alone working for her. "Hi I'm Perrie."

Intoxicated. Hollow. Insane. Fake. Charming. Dangerous. Words that sum up Jade Thirlwall, child of a drug addicted ex-rocker. Perrie Edwards is a good puppet. She does what they tell her to - act, smile, talk, lipsync - whatever it takes to pull in money. She's not going to go back to her old life again. Curiosity kills the cat. But Perrie's perplexed by Jade, curious about the girl that possibly hides behind the emotionless exterior, curious if she can save a broken soul. What she doesn't know is, maybe some people just don't have souls. Maybe they're just empty inside. Or maybe...they need something, someone, to ignite the fire inside them and bring them back to life. Smoke and Mirrors ©skepticynicism 2016

"I'm no good for you." She says in all seriousness. I can tell that her guard is down, she's letting down her walls. "You deserve better." She says on the verge of tears. Seeing her like this, causes a tear to roll down my face. I look into her blue eyes, and see nothing but love, and despair. "I love you." I say. I hug her tight, and let her cry into me, and tell her that I love her once more. "I don't want better, I want you." I whisper to her. "But I'm broken, used. How...how could you love me?" She asks, sadness deeply layered into her voice. "I love you because you are broken. You still manage to love me even know you say you can't love. That's broken." I whisper. She pulls back and looks deep into my eyes, and she says the three words I've been waiting my whole life for. "I love you."

Jade and Perrie have been going strong so far. But what happens when they are surrounded by paparazzi all the time and are too caught up in their new lives to see each other? Will their constant stress and new responsibilities have a bad influence on their relationship? If you haven't noticed already this is the sequel to tbe coach's daughter and the coach's daughter will kinda be an open book so i'll update it sometimes filling some spaces to lead up to this :)

"It has been said, 'time heals all wounds.' I do not agree. The wounds remain. In time, the mind, protecting its sanity, covers them with scar tissue and the pain lessens. But it is never gone." - Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy (Converted from Battle Scars)