This is a story I've been writing for sooo many months, but I never thought to post it. It's really long and I have lots of ideas for it (there's a sequel definitely which I've been writing at the same time as this one, and there might be another after that ) So anyway, give this one a chance, because there's a lot of drama and OMG worthy stuff that's going to happen, not just in this, but in the sequal as well.

Just to make it clear, this takes place last year during the summer, as the boys are on their Marvelous Prom Party Tour, rocking it out before they drop their second CD, Jonas Brothers.

Enjoy!!

Flashback

"Okay, I'm getting ready. Hold on," Sarah Montez said to her mom on the other end of the phone line.

She slipped on her shoes, checked her long curly dark brown hair in the mirror quickly, grabbed her keys and was out the door. She was headed to her close family friend's house across the street, where her mother currently was.

She knocked on the door but didn't wait for an answer before walking in. Her mother, Celine, and her neighbor, Cathy, were sitting at the small table in the kitchen, smiling and chatting. Her mother and Cathy had been best friends for ten years.

"Hi Cathy," Sarah greeted her with a kiss on the cheek. She received on back and a smile. "Hi Sabrina," she called to Cathy's rambunctious seven year old daughter who was watching TV in the living room.

"We were just talking about you," Cathy said.

Sarah took a seat at the table too, sitting next to Cathy's 9 month old baby who was in his high chair. She amused herself with smiling at the happy baby while she listened.

"What about?"

"Well, my cousin just called. Actually she's my third or fourth cousin, I don't really remember which, but that doesn't matter because we're close anyway. I haven't talked to her in a while because she's been so busy. But anyway, she was going on and on about how she's so busy with her other boys, she feels as though her six year old son is being left out. Well I suggested getting a babysitter, we talked about it for a while, and then I recommended you, since you are the best babysitter we know," Cathy laughed softly.

"Okay cool. So they're like going to call me or something?"

"Well, since the school year is almost over, and my cousin will need a sitter for a while, we thought it might be fun if you stayed with them for the summer, you know, as sort of a live in baby sitter. An au-pair or nanny if you will. She could really use the help," Cathy said, hoping she could convince the teen to agree.

She hated to hear how stressed her cousin was, and it would be a wonderful thing for all involved.

"Are you serious? For like, the whole summer? I don't know…" Sarah's voice trailed off as she ran a hand over her curls after she saw Cathy's nod. "I don't even know these people. I mean, I'm sure they're great, Cathy, but won't it be kind of… awkward?"

"You'll get to meet them before hand, if you agree of course. And I promise you you'll never get bored. You'll even get paid extremely well."

Sarah's mom finally spoke. "You've been saying how you need a summer job."

"Yeah but mom, I'll be missing so much. My friends, mostly, and not to mention soccer." Sarah was a very competitive soccer player. She played all year round, and was even on more than one team. She loved the sport and couldn't really picture a summer without it, or her friends for that matter.

"I think it might be a good idea," her mom said. "But you don't have to make a decision yet. Just think about it okay?"

She couldnt believe her mother of all people was suggesting that she spend the summer away from home with a bunch of strangers. Her parents were pretty conservative, and she was the oldest of three, so she didnt get much slack. It was a little suspicious, but Sarah decided to push it out of her mind.

Three weeks later-

In between studying for her five regents' (state tests that show on your college transcript), soccer, and having fun with her friends, Sarah had been debating with the idea of spending the summer away from home. She hadn't gotten many more details from Cathy, but she was informed that the cousin and her youngest son would be flying out for two days so they could meet. Sarah had decided that she should at least give them a chance. Who knew? Maybe it would turn out to be fun.

At the current moment, Sarah was once again making her way over to Cathy's house. This time she took a little more care in her appearance, and made sure she looked at presentable as possible. She straightened her Hollister t-shirt and fixed her denim Bermuda shorts before heading out the door. She hadn't seen the people arrive at Cathy's house, but she knew they were there already. She knocked on the door, this time waiting for a response.

She was greeted by Cathy at the door and was let in. She saw Cathy's cousin sitting in a chair, with baby Alex on her lap.

"Sarah, this is Denise. Denise, my lovely neighbor, Sarah."

Sarah smiled politely at the beautiful woman and touched baby Alex's hand. She sat down in the same spot she was just three weeks ago and spoke. "Nice to meet you."

"It's great to meet you as well. Frankie!" the woman called into the other room. A little boy, looking to be about Sarah's seven year old brother's age, maybe a little younger, came running into the kitchen with Sabrina tagging along behind.

"Say hi, Frankie. This is Sarah, the girl Aunt Cathy's been telling you about," Denise said smiling. Frankie waved shyly and snuggled up to his mom. She laughed amused.

"Hey, Frankie. How are you?" Sarah asked. This kid was really adorable.

"Good," he mumbled as his mother patted down his wavy brown hair. Sarah smiled at him whole heartedly.

She spent the half hour just listening to her mother, Denise, and Cathy talk before they got down to business. Sarah was holding Alex in her arms, attempting to make him keep his pacifier in his mouth, which he continually spat out.

"So Sarah, I'm so glad to finally meet you. You seem like a really lovely girl and I've heard so many great things about you." Denise said to her. Sarah blushed slightly.

"Thank you," she replied.

"Going by first impressions and your mother and Cathy's word, I want to ask you if you would like to spend the summer with me and my family. You know, to help me out with Frankie and all. It really won't be boring at all, I can promise you that."

Cathy chimed in before Sarah could respond. "She has three other sons. I think you'll like them." Sarah raised her eyebrows at her mom.

She couldn't believe her parents were agreeing to this; her living with four boys over the summer was far from what she knew her parents would allow, but for some reason, she was practically being forced to go.

"And we'll be traveling the whole time so you'll get to see a lot of the country," Denise added, smoothing her short dark hair.

Sarah thought about this for a moment. She definitely always had wanted to travel, and this woman seemed amazingly nice and someone she wouldnt mind working for. That Frankie kid was also so adorable. She could pass up a summer of fun with her friends and her sports, right?

"You know, I think I just might," Sarah said with a smile, and Denise beamed at her. "I don't mean to be nosy or anything but can I just ask you why you're travelling so much? Is it work or something?"

"Dear, you're not being nosy at all. If you're going to be joining my family and myself, you should know ahead of time. We're actually on tour right now," Denise said waiting for Sarah's reaction.

"I'm sorry. Did you just say tour? What kind of tour? Like a musical tour? Like concerts?" Sarah asked in disbelief, eyes wide. She had to be kidding. There was just no way.

Denise nodded happily. "Yup, that kind of tour. You see, my other three sons, Kevin, Joe, and Nick, are a part of a band you might know called the Jonas Brothers."

Sarah swore her heart stopped beating there. Her jaw dropped open and her eyes widened. The Jonas Brothers? THE Jonas Brothers? She couldn't believe her ears. "You're kidding right?"

Denise shook her head. "Nope."

"Oh my god I love their music! And all those times that Sabrina said that the Jonas Brothers were her cousins, I thought she was lying!" she said to herself out loud. The three older women laughed.

End Flashback

That's how Sarah Montez ended up on tour and becoming best friends with the hottest band out there right now. It was July now, and the tour had been under way for quite some time now. By the time Sarah finished her finals and regents', the tour was nearing the halfway point. She was so excited; she didn't even care (much) about missing out on summer at home. She had packed for an entire week, making sure she had everything she would be needing for two and a half whole months on the road. Being the heavy packer that she was, that meant having two large suitcases and two big duffle bags, along with a large "carry on" tote. On the day of her final regents, Sarah spent her last day with her friends, goofing off and having a good time. She was really sad to be leaving them, but she was super pumped to be going on tour (Something she had always dreamt of doing) with the Jonas Brothers nonetheless. They were excited for her too and promised to keep in touch every day.

She wasn't an obsessive fan though; she was just really into their music. She had downloaded their first album a while back, and listened to it all the time. When they had started to be played on the Disney channel, she realized that not only were they extremely talented musically, but they were pretty darn attractive. She promised herself that she would be cool though, and didn't Google them to know every little thing about them before she joined the tour. It would be extremely weird, and she wanted to impress the boys, not creep them out.

When she arrived to the tour near the end of June, she was greeted by Denise and her husband, Paul. Frankie had also been there, but the other boys were currently held up in a radio interview and meet and greet. She didn't get to meet them until later, but when she did, she had to admit she was speechless. Luckily for her, she managed to control her star struck-ness and quickly got used to the fact that this was now her life.

The boys were just finishing up signing posters for the last few radio contest winners. Sarah had been chatting with Frankie and Denise, both of whom seemed happy that she was there. She tried her hardest to keep cool, but she really was fighting back the nervous butterflies that were growing in her stomach.

Finally when the last fans left and the last pictures were taken, the boys were free to leave the station. They entered the lounge that Denise, Frankie, and Sarah were in with their father, eager to finally meet the girl who would be joining them for the rest of the tour. Joe led the boys into the room, not wanting to wait another minute.

Sarah stood along with Denise as the boys and their father entered the room. They stopped in front of her, smiling, but she didn't notice the "looks" the boys were giving her because she was trying too hard not to scream. Kevin noticed Joe had not stopped checking the girl out, who he had to admit, was really pretty, and discreetly elbowed him in the side. Fortunately for Nick, he had pulled himself together in time enough to not get his ribs punctured by Kevin's elbow.

"Sarah, these are my sons, Joe, Kevin, and Nick. Boys, this is Sarah."

They all smiled, shook her hand, and said their version of "Hello" ("What's up?", "How's it going?" "Nice to meet you"). "Okay, let's get going and you guys can talk more on the bus," Denise said, leading the entire group out of the station after thanking the radio people again.

Sarah was still really nervous and ran a hand through some of her extremely long curls, which ran a little past mid back. Kevin was the first to break the silence that had followed them down the hall.

"So where are you from?" he asked her politely.

"Um, New York. Long Island actually," she replied.

"That's pretty awesome. We're originally from New Jersey," Nick added.

"Really? That's cool," she replied.

"So how old are you?" Joe asked, kind of pushing Kevin aside so he could walk next to her. That earned him another elbow from Kevin, which hurt more than the first one, and a scolding look from Nick.

"I'm sixteen. My birthday was May sixth," she said smiling. She was happy to finally be sixteen and her semi-large party had been fantastic.

"I'm seventeen, but eighteen on August sixteenth," he replied, grinning.

"That's pretty awesome," she stated, her big brown eyes catching his lighter ones for a moment before she looked away.

"May sixth… isn't that the day we did Bamboozle?" Kevin asked his brothers, unintentionally making conversation and intentionally ignoring Joe.

The other boys thought for a second. "Yeah, I think that was the date," Joe agreed.

"Oh yeah, my friend was there. I read the list of bands on her concert t-shirt the next day," Sarah said, laughing softly.

"So you're a fan?" Nick asked.

"Don't worry, I'm not one of those obsessed girls who knows everything about you and has a million posters covering her walls. I just think you're music is amazing. I listen to it all the time," she replied.

The boys looked flattered, and they all seemed to perk up a bit after realizing she just didnt like them for thier looks.

"What's your favorite song of mine – er- ours," Joe corrected himself.

Kevin slapped him on the back of the head. Sarah laughed.

"That's kind of a hard question. I really like Time for Me to Fly and I Am What I Am, but I guess I have to say my favorite is Please Be Mine," she stated.

"Really? You know that was the first song we ever wrote together?" Kevin asked.

"That is so awesome. It's an amazing song," Sarah responded.

The rest of the day was spent getting to know each other and by the end, after finding out that the boys were extremely normal and really nice, Sarah knew she had made the right choice in agreeing to take the job.

The next day, Sarah got her first taste of stardom.

The boys had to play at the San Diego Fair, and their good friend Miley Cyrus had surprised them with a visit. Sarah was amazed to find that the girl was actually nice, and she even got the hint that Miley had a little (well, actually big) crush on Nick, even though she had the feeling that Nick didn't like her in that way yet. She flirted with him the entire time, and was pretty obvious about it. Miley was allowed to introduce the boys' performance, and to a large welcoming they rocked the stage. Sarah was totally into the show, it being her first Jonas Brothers show ever, and she was left with an incredible excitement for the rest of the summer.

What'd you think? Huh?

Okay so this is just the beginning of a longgggg story with a sequal and i think even maybe a third installment. I have most of the first two parts written, and I have so many ideas. I honestly like the sequel better, so sit through this one, because it just gets better and better!

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