A small girl catches my attention one day during lunch and I can't seemed to get her off my mind. My new friends and others advise me to stay away from the brunette. I'm new to the school so I don't know much of anything but I can't figure out as to why someone so cute and petite could possibly be dangerous. Every ti...
Camila Cabello: rich, popular, and a daddy's girl, well in front of her parents she is. To everyone else she's the hot leabian that flirts with every girl, especially with the captain of the girls basketball team.
All of the girls (Emily, Hanna, Aria, Spencer and Mona) go on a vacation to just relax and have fun together, before they have to part ways once more. Little did Emily know Alison would be there and that she would bring a very unexpected guest.
Lauren hires Camila as a wedding escort to make her ex-fiance Paul jealous. Can Lauren make the difference between what's real and what's all act to make Paul jealous? HIGHEST RANK: #56 IN FANFICTION. CONVERTED FROM BRITTANA STORY.
Words cannot describe this book, such a read. I wanted Heliophilia to be on Wattpad. Not my book. All rights go to original writer. Enjoy.
Trigger Warning - Talk of Eating Disorders ➸ "But Lauren knew. Camila needed someone to fight for her, and that’s what she intended on doing. If Camila came running at her with her fist raised, Lauren wouldn’t push her away. She would just hug her until Camila stopped punching her." Highest Rank: #33 in Fanfiction
North Haven Medical Hospital is home to many types of patients, including newcomer Camila Cabello - the girl who hates endings. The young brunette hates thinking about the fact that she's doomed to spend the remainder of her days within the confines of the hospital. But when she meets some unexpected friends, along wi...
Camila Cabello was in love with anything vintage or creepy, that's why she was drawn to a particular house. It was old and full of ancient furniture but, once spending a few nights there Camila was starting to get spooked out... until she discovers that she's not alone in the house.