"I guess that's just the way that we are"---- Touring with your closes friends sounds like the dream, till it's not. Nova Cruz always dreamed of a perfect love story. But when a 6'5 rapper and producer walked into her life, her future looked fuzzy.

in which young producer has lots of connections in the underground scene and gets the opportunity to produce for a up and coming name "2hollis"

los angeles was supposed to be a reset, but maisie only found herself tangled in parties, smoke, and strangers who already knew how to play the game. hollis wasn't loud, but he was impossible to ignore, his music, his silence, his eyes. what started as background noise quickly became the only sound she could hear.

Esme's just trying to survive. Two dead-end jobs, a crammed apartment, and a dream that she's too tired to chase. Writing is the only thing that still feels like her. Hollis has everything-fame, money, and a name the world won't stop screaming-but the words that once came easy are gone. Esme is the last person he should ask for help-but the only one who makes the noise in his head quiet down. What begins as a collaboration slowly unravels into something messier, deeper, and a little bit addictive. And when the line between writing a song and writing about each other starts to blur, neither of them knows how to stop.

When Hollis transfers to Port Townsend High, the small coastal town that Eva has always called home suddenly feels different-darker, charged with an unspoken tension. He's enigmatic, beautiful, and unlike anyone she's ever met, but there's something about him that feels dangerous... and irresistible. As Eva is drawn deeper into Hollis's world, she discovers that the town hides secrets far older and darker than she could have imagined. Vampires, werewolves, and hidden alliances lurk in the shadows, and Eva must navigate desire, danger, and the supernatural truths that could change her life forever.

The tension between a dancer and her client unfolds into a deep emotional connection between the two. She can't decide if she should continue on or sacrifice herself to his terms and endearment.

"Then prove you're the real deal!" "O-okay! But how?!" "I don't know!" You waved your taser around, his eyes locked on it. "Like sing! Dance! Or do something!" He scoffs with a laugh, trying to hide his nervousness. "Well... I think I need to be in the mood-" "Just fucking do something!" You stepped closer with the taser in hand. "Okay! Fuck!" Hollis starts kicking his legs back and forth, spinning around at the same time. He hums a song to himself before stopping right back in front of you. He wiggle his hands. "Tada...?" It all started when you didn't have time to dry the stage... Then he slipped and landed on his ass while singing... Who would have thought that this was the spark to ignite you and Hollis's journey of friendship, stalking (not from him or you ofc, but maybe a bit from Hollis by accident. Dw he's not actually trying to stalk you💀) and love? Probably has a lot of what do you call it? OOC? Idk but like I wanted to make this fanfic bc why not he's cute and hot, but idk much about him so yeah.

She never meant to fall for her best friend. What started as another summer after graduation full of late-night drives and inside jokes slowly turned into something heavier, something real. Hollis has always been the one constant in her life, but when the line between friendship and something more starts to blur, she has to ask herself if she's risking everything they've ever had. ⚠️ this is my first ever fanfic, so pls be nice lol.

Kat never imagined her world colliding with someone like Hollis, a rockstar chasing stages across the globe while she searched for meaning through her art. Yet in Hollis's eyes, Kat was his daisy: delicate, grounding, and impossibly pure ***This is a work in progress!

"Does this mean, we're back to us?" Mazzy Reyes and Hollis were always more than just childhood friends - they were each other's safe place in a city that never stopped moving. Their moms called them soul twins. Everyone else just assumed they'd end up together. But during senior year, Hollis started to drift - chasing music, chasing freedom, chasing something Mazzy couldn't name. And before she could figure out how to ask him to stay, he was already gone. Now, years later, he's back - older, famous, and still singing songs that sound like her. Mazzy thought she moved on. She thought the past was behind her. But some stories aren't over just because someone leaves - and some loves don't fade, even when they're put on pause.