*sequel to In Your Atmosphere* 1966 was a year of seismic changes for the Beatles. By the end of the year, the last single Beatle, Paul McCartney, was on the verge of saying "I do" to his California sweetheart, Marisol Hemingway. And then life happened. "Life is what happens while you're busy making other plans." - John Lennon

Interracial. During the Beatles Christmas show concert dates they strike up a friendship with their co-liners the Debutantes a up and coming black girl group from New York (Loosely based on the Ronettes). Paul and John both find themselves interested in the lead singer and budding songwriter, Charlie 'Tilly' Tillman. Will friendship turn to love with Paul or John and will society and the demands of the lads fame ruin things before they properly begin?

In the summer of 1961, after the Beatles' new manager Brian Epstein arranged a couple of gigs over in Florida for the lads, nineteen-year-old Paul McCartney's fortune seemed to have run out abruptly. After his flight took him to the wrong state, his dad refused to listen to his desperate cries for help, and his bandmates expected him to make it to Florida in time for their show, Paul was left to walk the dreadfully long distance there, alone in a foreign country. But then, after stopping for a break in a diner, waitress Lena Grant, whose originally hopeful future was ruined by her careless family, heard his story and responded after her uncle finally infuriated her to the point of pushing her over the edge. Stealing his car and speeding off to give Paul the ride he needed to Florida, the two developed a relationship and bond like no other as their incredibly reckless journey progressed.

1820s. John Lennon (24) works as the apprentice of a well-known portraitist and is tasked to do the picture of the young Mr Paul McCartney. He is the eldest son of Jim McCartney, a wealthy and powerful landowner, and has the reputation of an arrogant, spoiled brat with a pretty face, who has a way of wrapping anyone around his finger. But John soon finds out things are not as straightforward as they may seem. Pairing: John/Paul Rating: Nc-17 Set in: early 1820s, Jane Austen AU Disclaimer: I do not own The Beatles. This is fiction and I do not make money with this. Author's note: This was requested to me a while ago and many of you seem excited for this so enjoy!

Love is all you need...or is it? Penny is sick of boys and sick of dating, so she vows: No more. She's had one too many bad dates, and has been hurt by one too many bad boys. It's a personal choice...and soon everybody wants to know about it. It seems that Penny's not the only girl who's tired of the way girls change themselves (most of the time for the worse) in order to get their guys...or the way their guys don't really care about them. Girls are soon thronging to The Lonely Hearts Club (named after Sgt. Pepper's band), and Penny finds herself near legendary for her non-dating ways - which is too bad, since the leader of The Lonely Hearts Club has found a certain boy she can't help but like...

❝I can't love you,❞ he spoke lightly. How I had yearned for him - how I had begged and pleaded for him, how my strength had fallen at the foot of my door when he walked away, how at the last I could only whimper, ❝I knew it.❞ - in which one fateful night, a stubborn girl stumbles upon an enticing young man, but things seem a little too familiar...

my little collection of secrets, wrapped in poetry

Charlie begins writing back to his friend, and details his life after his original letters.

Diane had nothing but her best friend Phil and her son Noah. John had only his music to keep him going. Who would've thought that a gas station would change all of that.

Paul and John loves Rose Calvert. Ringo does but he just wants to have a true friend. Paul is sweet, caring, and cute all over. John is rebellious, strong, muscular, cute, and caring in the inside.