Seventeen-year-old Y/N has spent years perfecting the art of being impossible to find. At school, she’s the girl everyone knows. At night, she’s somewhere else entirely—parties, reckless decisions, people she has no intention of remembering. Her life is loud because silence leaves too much room to think. Then she meets Peter, someone completely different from everyone she’s ever known. He doesn’t care about popularity, parties, or the version of Y/N everyone else sees. With him, she starts imagining something she’s never allowed herself to want: a quiet life. But leaving her old life behind isn’t as simple as disappearing. The people she used to run with aren’t ready to let her go. Old mistakes begin resurfacing, and Y/N has to decide whether she actually wants to escape her past—or whether she’s been using chaos to avoid facing herself. Because sometimes disappearing isn’t about leaving everyone behind. Sometimes it’s about finally becoming someone you don’t need to run from. yes, this is based off the Lana Del Rey song. 
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@Athena234The bass from the house rattled the windows, spilling light and noise across the lawn. Somewhere inside, someone screamed the lyrics to a song that had been popular two summers ago.