Nev Stories

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*Machine Gun Kelly FanFiction* MGK is helping Nev host another episode of catfish when a love story unravels behind the scenes.

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"my friend Ella wanted to meet up so here I am at the coffee shop"

max thinks he can handle his problems on his own, and nev knows he can't. (major tw for anxiety and eds, please be safe <3)

Phil is getting [possibly] catfished. Is it actually Dan Howell, or no?

Aria Meek is in real need of catching out her boyfriend, whom she has never met. With the help of Nev and Max she tracks him down, however ends up catching something, or somebody else.

Trenedy Hernandez is a normal girl, she went to school, perfect grades a best friend ever since she was little, but she was way to shy, but one day when she was on Instagram she see's a boys Instagram page me likes one of his pictures and comments and the boys answers but after a little while they keep talking and she starts falling in love, when they plan to meet up he doesn't come what will she do to meet her first love?

We were normal once. We had hopes, dreams. But inside we were both broken. Until they fixed us. They were the princes, now they are kings, so we are now the queens. We will rule. We will rule the underworld with an iron fist. And it all started with an alarm clock and a dead sister.

one world , two girls , two catfish searchers , and 16 online friends becoming one .

when claire sends a letter to mtv's new show "suspect" about her boyfriend luke, it could be the biggest plot twist the show has ever had psa: SUSPECT IS A REAL SHOW, IT IS AMAZING PLEASE DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND GO WATCH IT (: x

As Nev returns home from his surprising trip to Michigan, where he thought he would be meeting the love of his life Megan, his head is all over the place. Emails start to come through in their thousands, wanting help of Nev about their online relationships. He asks Max to help him with his journey, travelling around the country and filming 'Catfish: the tv show'. But once Nev and Max start to get closer, will the show be a success or just a flood of bad memories from the past? - Physical abuse and self harm are included. I'm not trying to trigger anyone -

When Bella's mother dies giving birth to her and her dad commits suicide when she's four because he can't live without his wife, Bella gets put into the foster system. When she has been in 5 different foster families and none have worked out. She gets send to a new family all the way in America. When she accidentally falls asleep on Max' shoulder on the plane, what will happen? Please note that this is my first story written on Wattpad. Started: july 2017 #1 in Nev #6 in Upcomimg #128 in Catfish

draco and harry finally add each other back on Insta and when they each scroll down to whose ever recently posted a certain someone catch there eyes

Behind every story, there's a voice you think you know. Max has spent his career uncovering the truth behind other people's lies-but when it comes to Nev, the person he's worked beside for years, he realizes there are truths he's never dared to say out loud. Instead of confessing what he feels, Max creates someone else. Someone new. Someone Nev might finally let close. What starts as curiosity becomes something far more dangerous: a carefully constructed connection built on half-truths, late-night messages, and emotional honesty that neither of them fully understands. Through a screen, Nev begins to open up in ways Max never expected-revealing a side of himself that feels too real to ignore and too intimate to abandon. But every lie has a breaking point. As feelings deepen and lines blur, Max finds himself trapped between the truth he's hiding and the person he's becoming. And Nev-always searching for what's real-starts to notice that something about this connection doesn't quite add up. In a world built on uncovering deception, what happens when the biggest catfish is the one standing right beside you? **Catfished** is a slow-burning, emotionally charged story about obsession, identity, and the dangerous comfort of being known by someone who doesn't know the real you.