When Liz Miller is offered the chance to leave Brussels and join the prestigious James Goldwirth Writing Program in New York City, she doesn't think twice. After years of working hard and enduring countless critiques, her dream of publishing her debut novel finally feels within reach. But achieving it proves far more challenging than she imagined. Adjusting to life in an unfamiliar city for an entire year, away from her friends, family, and everything she knows, is only the beginning. The program's rigorous demands soon make Liz question her talent, her choices, and even her love for writing. And then there's Harry Styles. all rights reserved to @butterflytattoo (revisiting and refining this story in 2025)

Summer is 7 years old and goes to her first Christmas party, where she meets a surprisingly, nice 7 year old boy named Harry Styles. His piercing green eyes, straight-ear length, light brown hair and his charming personality sucked Summer right into him. When they meet each year at this one Christmas party, Harry always ends up dragging Summer underneath the mistletoe. Every single year Summer and Harry become closer and closer. But when Summer is 15 going on 16, Harry tells her at Christmas that he has entered the X-Factor. He asked her to come and she did. Once he made it through she was so proud. She told him she would see him at Christmas.Harry said he wouldn't forget. But he did. Summer goes to the party again;thinking she'd see Harry. But Summer is shocked when Harry's sister tells her Harry isn't there is because he was spending time with his girlfriend from the X-Factor. At Harry's girlfriend's house, Harry spots a mistletoe and remembers Summer, remembers their memories and remembers their kisses. Harry immediately leaves the party, to go see Summer but when he arrives Summer was no where in sight. So Harry does what he needs to do...he goes out to find The Girl Underneath the Mistletoe and brings her along with his journey of fame and fortune.

When a young girl meets a young boy, who just doesn't care as much as she does. Pain and heartache are only inevitable, but there is always room for good memories too. Join the story of Mae and Harry [h.s au]