Lauren Jauregui and Camila Cabello are both super famous popstars, but unfortunately they don't know each other. Yet. They meet for the first time at the VMAs and become friends. At first. (A/N basically Lauren is like Justin Bieber. Same songs pretty much. Oh and Lauren's dad is dead.)

It's the apocalypse. Mostly from Lauren's point of view, we see the challenges she faces and the people she meets - including a certain brunette.

In the D/s society of Miami, men and women abandoned by their Dom/mes or otherwise deemed unfit for life "outside" end up at the Lakeview House for Orphaned Submissives. It is here that Camila Cabello finds Lauren Jauregui, broken and fearful from mistreatment at the hands of her former Dom. Can Camila coax Lauren back into the world that once so terrified her, and show her the true meaning of care and submission? **Dom/Sub Society AU** **Conversion.** Warning: Mature Themes, Praise Kink, Mentions of Abuse

Camila knows she's only got maybe twenty more years of her life left. She knows she won't live long enough to do a lot of things she's wanted to do like getting old, retiring, knitting sweaters in her seventies, and maybe joining the senior citizen softball team. She knows she has limited time. At that point in her life, she only had her father and sister left after her mother died from sickle cell anemia. It didn't take long to find out that the trait was also passed down to Camila. She feels as though there's no point in trying, and gives up on her dreams of being a singer and the chances of ever being cured. One day while in New York City, Camila meets Lauren, a pop star who's also going through some ordeals of her own. When two totally separate worlds collide, something extraordinary happens that no one could've ever seen coming. And neither of them will ever be the same.

Eight year old Lauren Jauregui has developed her very first crush on her babysitter, Camila Cabello. So how exactly does such an innocent little crush make such a huge mess?

"She" book series book 1. Ruby Gold had it all. The most handsome quarterback boyfriend, best grades, rich family, her own cheer team, the looks and the personality. Eden Harper is the new girl. She is the definition of bad, not to mention, it isn't hard to figure out her sexuality. What happens once the popular girl, the new bad girl and a stereotypical town all come together? Is Ruby even happy? Is Eden even bad? A story far from traditional.

Lauren Jauregui; Captain of the softball team. Most popular girl in school. Every girls hero and every guys dream. She's dating the most popular girl in school; Kendall Jenner. She has everything. Perfect grades. Perfect girl. But shes failing one subject. History. She couldn't be bothered with it. It was in the past, and it should stay in the past. Kendall was a brainiac, but whenever their teacher would assign her to tutor Lauren it never worked out. That's where she came in. Camila Cabello; Beauty, brains.. Invisible? Yes, she was gorgeous, and smart, even sexy. But she was completely invisible in school.. Nobody knew who she was. Except, they did. In a way she wished they didn't. They knew her as the school slut. Because she got pregnant in the eighth grade. And now she's assigned to tutor the girl she's been madly in love with since then. The girl she hasn't talked to in three years. Lauren and Camila had a secret. A deep one. Lauren was the cause of Camila's baby. (g!p)

Camila Cabello loves three things in life; her family, her friends, and Lauren Jauregui, her favourite actress in TV drama 'Silverhollow'. And, of course, the university course at Stanford that she worked her ass off to get into. Lauren Jauregui owes everything to 'Silverhollow'. It gave her success, money, and fame. But as filming for season three wraps, Lauren decides she needs to get away from it all, and starts taking in person classes at Stanford University, where she finds herself intrigued by Camila, the only girl who doesn't seem to know who she is. - (This work may not be posted/copied/reproduced/translated without explicit permission from the author.)

"And every cell in her body is screaming ‘touch her, touch her,’ but Lauren was a work of art and Camila could not ruin her. She’d already done enough of that."

She loved and loved and loved, and maybe she was loved in return. (love isn't always enough)