Jadewestxoc Stories

Mabel Williams has been attending Hollywood Arts since freshman year and has somehow accomplished the impossible: becoming Jade West's favorite person. They're best friends. They spend almost every day together. They steal each other's clothes, share secrets, sit way too close, and occasionally do things that definitely don't scream "just friends." According to Mabel, it's completely normal. According to Jade, it's nobody's business. According to Tori, Andre, Cat, Robbie, Beck, and basically the entire school, they're already dating. As friendships get messier, feelings get harder to ignore, and jealousy starts showing up in places neither girl expected, Mabel and Jade have to figure out if they're willing to risk the best friendship they've ever had for something more. After all, everyone already knows. Everyone except them.

"You can ignore me all you want, Aria. but don't expect me to leave you there." -Jade west. •I don't own any credit for the victorious show or its characters. •I don't own some of the songs in the novel.

Felicity Hart was talented; everyone around her knew it. She had the looks, the voice, and the determination to make it big, but she never pursued it. Why Because she has a responsibility, she had to take care of her little sister. In her world, she has raised Maya since she was a baby. While her parents would fight and drink their problems away, she would sing her little made-up lullabies to get her to sleep. She would feed her with baby formula that the neighbours provided. She would change her diaper whenever she needed it. She even named the blonde angel. The two sisters stuck together like glue; they were always looking out for each other. Maya looked up to her big sister; she was the one who taught her that she should always trust her gut, so when her gut told her to stay away from the Riley girl from the apartment building down the street, she listened. But the little bubble the girls had built for themselves came crashing down when Felicity received a letter saying that she was becoming a recommended student at Holywood Arts, the biggest talent school in the country. Now that she must move out of New York into California with her six-year-old sister and a whole tonne of trust issues, what could possibly go wrong?