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Y/n Ellis never imagined her life would look like this. At just twenty, she’s travelling across the country on the Zombies × Descendants × Camp Rock: Worlds Collide Concert Tour with her boyfriend, Malachi Barton, and their one-year-old daughter, Aliya Barton. Instead of having one home, they have a tour bus. Instead of waking up in the same bedroom, they wake up in a different hotel room almost every night. New cities, new states, new venues, new crowds—and barely enough time to unpack before it’s time to leave again. Luckily, Y/n isn’t doing it alone. The tour cast has become one big, chaotic family: Malachi, Mekonnen Knife, Liamani Segura, Kiara Romero, Hudson Stone, Sway Bhatia and Alex Byrd. Between rehearsals, soundchecks, performances, late-night bus rides and exploring unfamiliar cities, they’re practically inseparable. Mekonnen and Liamani are happily together, while Hudson and Sway have an obvious chemistry that everyone seems to notice except them. And then there’s Aliya—the tiny one-year-old who has somehow become the unofficial mascot of the entire tour. Everyone wants to hold her, play with her and make her laugh, but nobody is more protective of her than Malachi. For Y/n, touring isn’t always easy. Balancing motherhood, her relationship, exhaustion and life constantly being in the public eye can become overwhelming. But with Malachi beside her and their friends always around, every new city becomes another memory. Because this tour isn’t just about performing. It’s about growing up together, falling in love, raising a little girl on the road, and discovering that sometimes, home isn’t a place. Sometimes, home is the people sitting beside you on a tour bus.