[American Showbiz] Dance Out My Youth

[Childhood friends. The male lead is Tom Holland, and the heroine is two years older than him. Don’t read if you dislike that.] The two kids are dating throughout the story. Their careers are just background, and all the details are made up, so don’t take them seriously. You’re telling me that curly-haired kid next door will become famous all over the world and end up being my boyfriend? Oh, come on! The boy I like is six-foot-three and has an aura that reaches the stratosphere. He’s definitely not that short, whiny, curly-haired kid next door! Later, Grace refused to admit she had ever said any of the above. [This story is entirely fictional. Any similarities are pure coincidence.] [The author doesn’t provide content warnings. If anything bothers you, don’t read.] [Please check out the author’s page while you’re at it, and leave a little flower of love.] ☆☆☆[My completed works]☆☆☆ Manhattan Lady: From the con of the century to ruler of a nation. I Lie Flat Among the Upper East Side Elite: A full-time daughter, lying flat and spending money. Thirteen-Year-Old Prodigy: The dazzling life of a math genius. The Billion-Dollar Nanny of the Nineties: From nanny to First Lady, I make my own choices. The Female Party Secretary of the Eighties: From director of the women’s federation to party secretary, a supporting character works hard to become the heroine. The 100-Meter Track: I run onto the national team, run in the Olympics, and run my own race in life. Farming in Primitive Society: Farming, fighting, and building a civilization in prehistoric times. Miss Borgia: Uniting Italy, conquering France, and becoming the glorious queen of Europe. Rose of the South [Gone with the Wind]: A money-loving heroine never gives up. The Wild Rose of Versailles: A courtly melodrama about young Abigail and King Louis XIV. The Girl from the Rimbaud Family: After transmigrating as the younger sister of the prodigy poet Arthur Rimbaud, Vitalie refuses to spend her life trapped in a small town. She makes a name for herself as a gifted girl and becomes a shining star in the literary world. Miss Austen: After transmigrating as Jane Austen’s little sister, Alice Austen declares, “I’m going to become a literary big shot too!” [American Showbiz] Wild Child: She gets herself an obedient childhood sweetheart, little Li (couple: Leo). [American Showbiz] Crazy Ex-Boyfriend: A Beverly Hills princess meets a haughty little phoenix (couple: River Phoenix). [American Showbiz] The Goddess’s Sweetheart Pact: I turned all my male idols into dads (couple: Keanu). [American Showbiz] The Talented Newcomer: ←This one is completely free, so you can read the whole thing without paying!→ (couple: Tom Cruise) * ※The author can’t address every reader’s individual content warnings one by one. The free chapters and author’s notes should be enough for readers to decide whether this story falls into their personal “no-go zone.” ※Feel free to stay or leave. No abuse, please. Let’s read with courtesy and build a harmonious community. Theme: