based on: "Is there a one shot where Camren is a canon but like camila is deaf and lauren has learnt sign language but camila gets one of those ear devices that allow her to hear for the first time and the first thing lauren says is "I love you" and it's the first time camila has heard her voice and those words and she's just a ball of emotion? Does that exist? Because it should"

A one shot based on the song fallingforyou by the 1975. A prequel to the one shot Somebody Else. // Cover by me //

A one shot based on the song Somebody Else by the 1975 // Cover by me //

Women's March -- 21-1-2017. Camren

One-shot, Camren.

Lauren works at a karaoke bar. Camila is a frequent. It has nothing to do with the fact that they serve Camila's favorite wine. Thanks SLOTHTATO for the cover!

In a world where tattoos decide who your soulmate is, are Lauren and Camila both searching for their match. But what happens when you don't love the one you're supposed to love? This is a miniseries about a search. A search to find the one you're supposed to be with, and a search to find somebody that you truly love. So will love be stronger than tattoos?

"No one wants to date the weird, quiet girl who works in the soap shop," Lauren states calmly, not upset by the words, but rather stating them as facts. "You're more than that," Normani argues. "You're right," Lauren agrees. "I'm also a witch hiding my powers from the public because I quite like not being burned at the stake." Or: Lauren may be a witch, but Camila is the one who has her bewitched. Conv.

Camila Cabello has nowhere to live for her sophomore year of college, so she answers an online ad and moves in with Lauren Jauregui. At first, Lauren seems like everything Camila isn't; extroverted, surrounded by friends, and has a seemingly perfect life. But the closer Camila gets to Lauren, the more she realises that Lauren is hiding something from her, and Camila wants nothing more than to earn the older girl's trust. (This work may not be posted/copied/reproduced/translated without explicit permission from the author.)