When it's real

This story was too unrealistic for me. No way does a 19-year-old pop star meet a 17-year-old girl and want to spend the rest of his life with her. Especially when you're the biggest pop star in the world. Maybe if you're a Belieber who has delusions that someday he'll meet you and fall head over heels for you and change his partying ways in order to be with you forever, this book will give you hope. Idk.

I would have maybe liked this story better if Vaughn had been older than 17. Certain things that happened in the book were uncomfortable to read knowing that she was a minor while Oakley is an adult. I also could have done without the cringeworthy tweets at the beginning of each chapter. Do fangirls really tweet/speak like that??