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[CURRENT] Never in my wildest dreams did I ever think that I would end up dating Ross Lynch in my life. That's why movies like Starstruck work so well - because they're a fantasy, not a reality. Sure, maybe in my dreams I would date Austin and he'd write a song about me, and then Ally would come along and get mad because she had to write a song about a girl that wasn't her and somehow I'd end up dating Dez (because my brain thinks logically when it comes to dreams), but never did I think I'd actually have a chance with Ross. Maybe it's self-esteem when you consider someone to be a celebrity, or maybe it's the fact that when you grow up watching someone on TV, and on YouTube in music videos and on TikTok in interviews, you get to know them so well because you automatically assume that you'll never get the chance to ask them all the questions that you usually would on a first date. Things like where you had your first kiss, and the first airplane you took, and even the first alcoholic drink you had (and where you first threw up your first alcoholic drink). I knew all this about Ross before he even knew I existed, thinking that it was just useless knowledge in my head. But after Denver, everything happened so fast that I never stopped to think about us actually being together.
It never sunk in until suddenly, I was standing alone in the middle of a park in Glasgow, and I thought to myself,
Oh my god, I've been dating Ross Lynch for 6 months - and now I was about to lose him.
~~~ A Ross Lynch Fan Fiction ~~~
When 21-year-old Sandy went to a The Driver Era concert in Colorado, she didn't expect her entire life to change. Let alone did she imagine that Ross would want to get to know her after only ever seeing him on her TV for years. But is it all too much to date someone in the spotlight when you've only ever lived in the shadows?
Warnings: contains swear words, sexual references/scenes