Ever heard of the story where the football player gets the cheerleader? Or the one where the football player goes for the stereotypical nerd? Aren't those so cliche? But aren't the cliche love stories the best kinds of love stories? I have this theory where if you want a cliche story, you have to become apart of the cliche. Become that cheerleader, become that nerd anything to get the guy. But here's my problem, I can't become that cliche because too much is riding on that line. To make it worse I'm the kicker on his football team. So to him I'm just "one of the guys"

Matthew Espinosa, a 16 year-old vinestar and internet sensation, has over a million followers on a little app called Vine. He has a million fans across the country. Matthew also interacts with his fans, but when does he ever get to genuinely know his fans? Jenni Waters is just a regular 15 year girl who lives in the middle of nowhere. Jenni has been a huge and dedicated fan of Matthew's for awhile now. She has an upcoming dilemma that she must face. In both, Jenni and Matthew's lives are about to change when a fan letter comes in the mail.

Cody Simpson and Justin Bieber were best friends with Sabrina and Stephanie, until Cody and Justin got a record deal. When they left they talked to them but as time went on they lost connection. What will happen when they see each other after three years?