Everyonesastar Stories

Kit had lived in Nashville all her life, barely surviving with a single mom and a dream. Maybe she would achieve that dream sooner than she expected... but at what cost? After a crash that took her mother's life, Kit is sent to Los Angeles to live with her rockstar father, Luke Hemmings. There, she's forced to restart her entire life and form brand new connections with the kind of people she never expected to relate to. • "...tell me what's keeping you anchored." "...Music?" "There it is." "What?" "Chase the music, not the fame."

Charlie Davis is nineteen, fearless, and making history. As the first woman to race in Formula One, she has the entire world watching her every move. After unexpectedly getting called up to Red Bull, Charlie has one goal: prove she belongs. Then, minutes before her first Grand Prix, she literally crashes into Calum Hood. Calum knows nothing about F1. Charlie has no patience for musicians, tourists, or six-foot-tall idiots who spill coffee all over her racing suit. But their paths keep crossing. Between high-speed races, sold-out shows, and a life neither of them can slow down, Charlie and Calum start to realize that some collisions happen for a reason. Because maybe the biggest distraction isn't on the track.

"You've never really loved me, haven't you? You just wanted to be sure that nobody sees that you're gay and in love with Calum Hood." "Jessy, I-I-" "Save it Luke. I'm not even really mad at you, just extremely hurt. So I'm gonna leave now, and I ask you to not follow me. I don't want to ever talk to you or see you again, get it? I know you didn't mean to hurt me but... you did hurt me. I hope you'll have your man. Goodbye luke." /!\ TRIGGER WARNING /!\ In this story, some characters deal with eating disorders, depression and self-harm. If it makes you uncomfortable or triggers you, please do not read.

It's all about the person who sees you in a crowded room. Summer Prescott is twenty-eight years old and always thought by this point in her life, she'd have everything figured out and wouldn't still be waiting for her love story to begin. Now she's just hoping that after everything she's been through, the universe isn't cruel enough to force her to attend her best friend's wedding without a plus one. Just when she thought her boyband phase was almost over, she and her best friend Eden go to see their favorite band live after waiting for thirteen years and that one magical night changes everything. Calum Hood is living his best life, and starting to think maybe he's better off single and playing the field. After all, you can't have your heart ripped out if you're heart's not in it. Until a pre-show smoke break leads him to a girl who turns his entire world upside down before he's even spoken a word to her. trigger warning: contains mentions of grief.

She didn't plan for it to continue after the festival. Now it's real life, distance, and something that never got clearly defined in the first place. He says it's easy. She's not sure what "easy" is supposed to look like anymore. And somehow, he's still there, just in a different way. ---- This is the sequel to „Borrowed Time", I suggest to read it first.

She came for four days of music, sun, and forgetting real life. She didn't expect him. When she meets a stranger at a festival, it starts with a cigarette-for-beer deal and ends in something she can't quite define. He is grounded, effortless, and dangerously easy to fall into. For four days, it feels like the world outside the festival doesn't exist. But nothing at a festival is real forever.

"whatever you do without me, don't get close to Luke Hemmings..."