I Liked You Better On YouTube || On Hiatus

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Parts 12
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Reads 9,048
Votes 509
Parts 12
Time 1h 6m

❝It's official. I'm dating an asshole of a YouTube star.❞
    
    Natalie Carson couldn't believe her eyes when she realized that she'd spilled her coffee on one of her favorite YouTube stars, Patrick Neili. But what she couldn't believe more, was that the image of the two bumping into one another went viral. Within mere seconds, every fan-girl wanted to know who she was, and what she was doing with their favorite YouTuber.
    
    That very image put Patrick on the map. With his subscribers on the rise, an idea came to mind. All Patrick needed to do to stay in the public eye, was to date the girl from the coffee shop. 
    
    Upon finding Natalie again, he gives her a deal: He'll help her become a notable journalist, if she dates him for six months, only to break his heart for everyone to see.
    
    Natalie was more than happy to go along with his little plan, at least, until she found out his good-boy act was just that, an act. Now all she has to do is pretend to be madly in love with her now least favorite YouTuber. How hard could that be?
    
    ◦Winner of The Reader's Pilot Award in the 2017 Prose Fiction Awards.
    
    ◦Ongoing.
    
    ◦On hiatus until further notice!
    
    © Shay Spencer. All rights reserved.All Rights Reserved

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❝It's official. I'm dating an asshole of a YouTube star.❞
    
    Natalie Carson couldn't believe her eyes when she realized that she'd spilled her coffee on one of her favorite YouTube stars, Patrick Neili. But what she couldn't believe more, was that the image of the two bumping into one another went viral. Within mere seconds, every fan-girl wanted to know who she was, and what she was doing with their favorite YouTuber.
    
    That very image put Patrick on the map. With his subscribers on the rise, an idea came to mind. All Patrick needed to do to stay in the public eye, was to date the girl from the coffee shop. 
    
    Upon finding Natalie again, he gives her a deal: He'll help her become a notable journalist, if she dates him for six months, only to break his heart for everyone to see.
    
    Natalie was more than happy to go along with his little plan, at least, until she found out his good-boy act was just that, an act. Now all she has to do is pretend to be madly in love with her now least favorite YouTuber. How hard could that be?
    
    ◦Winner of The Reader's Pilot Award in the 2017 Prose Fiction Awards.
    
    ◦Ongoing.
    
    ◦On hiatus until further notice!
    
    © Shay Spencer. All rights reserved.

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