Marianne Campbell's life is ordinary in all the ways she likes it to be: long shifts at Great Ormond Street, crowded trains home, a noisy family, and very little patience for unnecessary fuss. It is a life built on routine, responsibility, and the small freedoms she has never had reason to think much about. The summer of 1988 proves a little more complicated.

Hired to bring a fresh cinematic vision to Michael Jackson's groundbreaking short films as he emerges into his Dangerous Era, Rowan Hale never expected to find herself working creatively alongside the world's biggest performer. For two relentless perfectionists, making history was always part of the plan. Everything else? Not so much.

Being Michael Jackson's bodyguard's daughter came with rules: Stay professional. Stay careful. And never get too close. Y/N had spent years following them perfectly. After all, Michael Jackson had always just been Michael. The man who slipped her candy when her father wasn't looking. The one who carried her to bed after she fell asleep somewhere in Neverland. The one person who somehow never stopped being part of her life. Until she started working for him too. Now, between late-night conversations, lingering glances, and feelings neither of them are willing to admit, keeping her distance becomes impossible. Especially when Michael starts finding reasons to check west-side security six times a day. (Smut warning for these chapters: 49-50-58-64-65-80-81-92-104-105)

Every star has a side the world never gets to see. Marcella knows what it means to grow up with nothing and still find her way into the spotlight. Michael knows what it means to have everything the world could want - and still feel like something is missing. Two artists. Two very different lives. One industry that never stop watching. The world knows their music. The cameras knew their faces. But nobody knows what happens when the record flips. This is their B - side.

"One night in the studio changes everything between you and Michael. Years of friendship hang by a thread as unspoken feelings come to light. From betrayal to heartbreak, can love truly heal what's been broken? Will your bond survive the storm, or will it break forever?" Read To Find Out❤️🌙 Open For Suggestions📕 The story begins in the year 1986. Both of you are 28 years old and stars in the Music Industry. Michael and you have been best-friends since you met each other at the age of 5, and you both were practically joined at the hips ever since.

"You're gonna make people think we're actually dating." "Isn't that what you wanted though?" Michael Jackson has spent years hiding his feelings for Y/n. Unfortunately for him, he's terrible at it. When he asks her to be his date for a high-profile gala, it should've been easy. Show up. Smile for the cameras. Play the part. Go home. Instead, a fake date turns into lingering touches, whispered confessions, jealous glances, and a dangerous realization. Some acts are a lot harder to walk away from than others. Or maybe they dropped the act long before either of them realized it.

A year after his trial, Michael Jackson is quieter, more guarded, and more isolated than ever. His world has shrunk to music, his children, and the small number of people he still trusts. Then Giulia Nardi enters it. A rising star with emotional depth, and a presence that feels impossible to ignore, Giulia slowly becomes the one person who makes Michael feel human again instead of mythical. What starts with music and conversation turns into something far deeper: a private love story built on trust, understanding, family, and the terrifying intimacy of being fully seen after years of loneliness. As fame, public scrutiny, age gaps, and old wounds threaten to pull them apart, both are forced to decide whether love is worth risking everything for one more time.

Eloise has always preferred the worlds inside her books, ones filled with magic, music, and adventures far more exciting than anything waiting beyond her bedroom window. Then Michael moves in down the street. He is funny, imaginative, endlessly curious, and nearly always getting himself into some kind of trouble. What begins as an unexpected childhood friendship soon becomes something neither of them knows how to live without. They grow up sharing secrets, writing songs, chasing impossible dreams, and finding pieces of home in one another. But as Michael's world grows louder, their relationship becomes harder to protect. Fame brings distance, rumors, expectations, and a life neither of them could have imagined when they were children slipping through windows and dreaming beneath the stars. Through changing seasons, heartbreak, music, and history in the making, Michael and Eloise must discover whether the bond they have carried since childhood can survive growing up or whether some fairytales simply take longer to reach their happy ending. This story is a purely fictionalized work created for entertainment purposes. While it features real public figures and historical events, the characters, relationships, conversations, and personal situations portrayed are fictional and should not be interpreted as factual.

In which Blythe Larkin and Michael Jackson find something quiet, soft, and entirely their own in a world that never lets them be still or, In which Blythe Larkin gives Michael Jackson the peace he has always needed, and that peace is evermore

Some girls are soft sunshine. Madeleine Cross was moonlight. Beautiful in a way that made people stare too long. Untouchable in a way that made people want to try anyway. Behind her sharp tongue, glamorous life, and haunting blue eyes is a girl still trying to survive the kind of childhood that leaves scars no one can see. Hollywood taught her how to become desired. Loneliness taught her how to become dangerous. Then she meets someone who sees through every carefully built wall. And for the first time in her life, Madeleine has to decide whether love is worth the risk of being destroyed by it.