thirteen chapters of an unfinished fic i found on my old laptop, posted upon request

After four years of living content and at peace, Camila Cabello is forced to move back to her hometown of Miami, Florida, where she left nothing behind other than bullies and a crush that didn't exactly work out. When she starts her new school, she has plans to fly under the radar, but everything changes when she comes into contact with a group of girls, one of which she has a terrible history with. (This work may not be posted/copied/reproduced/translated without explicit permission from the author.)

Camila has terrible, terrible luck. The worst kind of luck you can have. Like win the lottery but die the next day kind of luck. Like never been on a cruise before and end up on the titanic kind of luck. Like struck by lightning seven times, only known person to have ever been hit by a meteorite, sitting on a bench that had just been painted in a new outfit, break your arm only to break it again the day you get your cast off kind of luck. She can think of maybe three lucky things that have ever happened to her. Meeting Dinah Jane, her best friend. Her ability to sing and write. And of course, Lauren Jauregui. (Camren AU) (Camila Twin AU) Thank you @SLOTHTATO for the amazing cover!

Sequel to 'Monochromatic' Ten years after the moon and the sun departed, Camila still feels the lingers of the moon. Camila became what Lauren hoped for her: a successful author with best-selling novels. Her voice was heard, but her heart has remained silent since Lauren left. Now she's recently divorced with a curious four year old who always finds a way to remind her of the romance that never finished. Lauren is always a part of her life, even if she isn't around for Camila to see. No matter how hard she tries, she can't move on from Lauren. After an unexpected visit by someone from The Jauregui Family Circus during one of her book signings, Camila's temptation to look for Lauren only increases. But what if she never really left? After all, the moon follows you everywhere you go. The cover was made by the wonderful SLOTHTATO, she's made nearly all of my covers and never disappoints.

"She pretends it doesn't hurt when Camila pulls away with a gasp, lipstick smeared over both of their lips to a point where they can't tell who has whose lipstick on their mouths, and says, 'fuck you Lauren, I'm not into girls.' She's not naive. It doesn't hurt. (Except it does, it does and it does, until Lauren can't feel her extremities anymore)." (cover by @slothtato)

rich kid lauren and plain jane camila

It just wasn't fair. Lauren worked for her spot. She was the one that proved herself. She was the one that spent those many nights studying. She knows what she's doing. Lauren actually wants her share of the company. The same couldn't be said about Camila. She didn't prove anything. She spent her nights at parties with whoever caught her attention that night. She has no clue what even is going on at most times. She was only given her share because her parents think it's time to grow up and take a few responsibilities. Lauren hates Camila because she is unworthy of such position she did not earn. Camila hates Lauren because she thinks she's better than everybody else and tries to diminish her. How long can these two go with working together until one of them breaks.

Summary: Lauren Jauregui is an immigration lawyer for the state of New York. Camila Cabello is a Mexican/Cuban born "immigrant" trying to avoid deportation. Though a portion of her nationality is Cuban, she was born in Mexico and therefore is ineligible to receive permanent residence under the Cuban Adjustment Act. She researches and finds that she can get an adjustment of status if she marries a U.S. citizen, simultaneously ridding the possibility of deportation. It isn't set in stone but Camila is willing to give it a try.

"Holding her like this felt so strange, yet so familiar all at once." Lauren Jauregui finds herself at Camila Cabello's wedding. The childhood friends haven't seen each other in years, but does that mean things have changed? Cover designed by @SLOTHTATO

Sure, they shared the same womb, but they couldn't have turned out any more different than they have. Lauren Jauregui has always been the dark, brooding one, whereas her sister has always been one for the light and attention. She doesn't mind, really, she's used to it. But there's one exception, just one. And for once, she wishes to be seen. Cover Art by SLOTHTATO