In 1997 Brian Littrell had a slew of problems. A looming heart surgery, a controlling girlfriend and a grueling schedule as the Backstreet Boys started to rise to the top of the charts.
Not to mention a luscious solo artist named Nick Carter who he couldn't keep off his mind.
A chance of a lifetime millions of girls would die for. A budding romance any would wish for. A curveball no one would ever see coming.Â
Green is a color that's thought to encourage emotional stability and calmness. Therefore it's believed to help with emotional issues, such as trust, compassion and the ability to cope with change.
Brians world is rattled when he learns his name is on the birth certificate of a young girl who was abused. Is Brian really her father? What will come of the young girl? Will either of them ever be ok?
Are best friends always best friends?
Is first love ever really true love?
Does every road lead back?
He was 17 years her senior. Her dad was his best friend.
He had a fling with her mom.
He never planned on falling in love.
Categories: Fanfiction > Backstreet Boys
Characters: Group, Nick
Genres: Drama, Romance
Warnings: Sexual Content
Series: Love Conquers All
Chapters: 111 Table of Contents
Completed: Yes
Word count: 155580
Read Count: 94239
After six years of marriage, Camille Carter believes it's time to walk away.
Who would have thought wanting to share love would become so difficult.
Eight letters, three words, one meaning.
I Love You.
They can change everything.
But will they change things for Nick and Rayne?
Fifteen years ago, I had a night to remember. Two months later, I found out that night had consequences.
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