Spotlight (Famous, #2)

by Eden Finley

People think being famous means you’re fair game when it comes to criticism. They don’t realize we’re just like everyone else.

Ryder’s face lights up, and even though this is risking a lot—my job, my demo, and my heart—I think it’s a risk worth taking. Because when Ryder kisses me, everything makes sense. I don’t know how, only that it does.

When Lyric builds Kaylee up, I see someone I could co-parent with, when he and Maggie make lunch together, I can see a blended family, and when he looks at me and smiles in a way that’s our own private little joke, I see someone I want to spend my nights with.

Remember it when the bitterness creeps in because I can tell you from experience, you can love someone with your whole fucking heart and still resent them.”