"Aesthetic relativism is the idea that beauty is relative to an individual's taste or preferences and that beauty is not one universal thing but, in fact, endless things to infinite people." She craned her neck to look at me. "You, Camila Cabello, are my definition of beauty and from about a week ago to the rest of my life, the beauty I see in everything and everyone will all be relative to you." RANK: #19 in Fanfiction COVER BY: SLOTHTATO

*NEW COVER ART* "When you think you know someone, you don't..." She works in the shadows. She leaves no trail and she's very careful. Every agent who has tried to pursue her has failed. She's always ten steps ahead. She knows your every move, even before you make them. She's a ghost. They call her Kaycee. After exhausting everything they had to find her, they had a lead. Every field agent has been compromised, except for one; Agent Lauren Jauregui. She goes undercover to find Kaycee in her old college in Miami and stop whatever she was planning. That was the mission. After uncovering certain secrets, Lauren must make a decision that will change everything. Highest Ranking - #247 in scifi

camila needs a job, and lauren owns a strip club. little does camila know, the job comes with more than a paycheck

"Things work out best for those who make the best of the way things work out." - John Wooden Also found on 5hfanfiction on Tumblr. Cover by @jjjauregui

On the night her best friend left for another state, Lauren expected to fall asleep, drowning in tears, when a charming stranger sends her a string of text messages confessing a long-standing crush. Every chapter will most likely contain more TEXTS MESSAGES than narrations. Okay? Go! PS: I always begin writing a chapter with dialogues and I thought, while you guys wait for the other stories to update, this would suffice for the times that I need a jump start to write heavy drama. This will be my outlet and this might not be as detailed as the others. (This was supposed to be situated at the end of my other stories' chapter updates but a certain Lion King character said this was a better idea. She's a big shot marketing b-word and she's supposed to be my "manager", and maybe I love her, too, so. Hahaha! If you still don't know, it's @meerkat93. SHE DID THE COVER, TOO!!!!)

New to New York City, the quirky artist, Camila Cabello finds out what it really means to shed light on someone. Especially when that someone is notorious blind girl, Lauren Jauregui. She's a mystery upon herself, and Camila is determined to break the mystery and hear her story. But she might do more than just that. Also, the cover for my story isn't mine. It's done by the amazing bows-n-beanies on tumblr. :)

"You're like a puzzle, I have all the pieces it's just a matter of putting them all together." "And have you finished the puzzle yet?" "No, as I put the pieces together, they display things I've never seen before; new things. But those things are only fragments of the big picture. If I've finished the puzzle, it means our story's done." "I hope you never finish it," "I don't think I ever will." She answered, honestly. COVER BY: SLOTHTATO

A bet is a harmless thing, right? Sometimes, but not when it has been planned by Dinah and Normani. When Lauren and Camila made a bet with her bandmates, they didn't know how their lives were about to change. In less than a week.

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.

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?