Natella. "She'd planned on giving both back. She really had. But they were just so comfortable..." For LaPaige's prompt challenge.

Ella orders take-out. For Logan.

Natella. "A kitten?" Nate asked in amusement. "You called me over here to show me a kitten?" She glared at him. "An adorable fluffy kitten!" For Beth. And for LaPaige's challenge.

Shane can't find his camera, and he knows that only Jason or Nate could have taken it. But what could either of them be doing with Shane's camera?

Natella. "Ella didn't know how she and Nate had ended up discussing marriage. They'd never really discussed this before and she had no idea how the topic came up." For LaPaige's challenge.

Natella. Caitlyn comes over to talk some sense into Ella and convince her to get back together with Nate.

Natella. Ella struggles with the idea that Connect Three's fans may not like her.

"They were all forced to hang out with him if they ever wanted to see Ella. It was like they were attached at the hip. Nate hated it." Natella. Based on Keith Urban/Sarah Buxton's "Stupid Boy". Enjoy!

Nate and Ella strike up an unlikely friendship at Camp Rock. Follow them as their friendship slowly changes and grows. Ultimately Nate/Ella, but there is a bit of Nate/Dana as well.

Natella. Based on Keith Urban's "Kiss a Girl." "Their hands and arms were interwoven with Ella's legs resting underneath their hands, and yet it felt completely typical in the most wonderful way."

Ella makes Nate wake up early to watch her favorite movie, and Nate decides to make some of Ella's dearest wishes come true. Nate/Ella.

Slight Natella. Ella's stuck on an awkward double date and drags Nate in to get her out of it. One-shot.

Natella. Ella's trying to get her family together to celebrate "Sweetest Day" and Nate is included. One-shot.

Natella. Nate is shocked when he sees Ella in jeans, and it leads to some interesting revelations. One-shot.

"...she may not be the first person people think of when they hear the word music, but that didn't mean she couldn't write a song. She had a song writing journal just like everyone else..." Natella. Based on a Kate Voegele song.

He wasn't sure how anyone could be ignorant to her existence. She stood out like the summer sunshine. It was impossible to not see Ella. Natella.

Companion to Chapter 3 of Standard-Ang3l's "You're Pretty". "Ella gave him a strange look. He almost sounded…chipper. Nate was never chipper. That was her job." Natella.

Truth be told he didn't know many Britney songs, and he didn't really care to. Not that he didn't like Britney, but her music just wasn't his style. He returned to his sandwich and was set to take a bite when he heard Ella singing softly. Nate/Ella.

Ella and Nate have a discussion. "I like you and I like hanging out with you, but I'm not going to force myself on someone if they don't want to talk to me."

Natella. There was one person left to tell. Just one. And he was not going to be happy with her. But what was she supposed to do? This was the opportunity of a lifetime.

Natella. He picked up his guitar and strummed. How could he have been so stupid? Why did he wait until the last possible second to try and talk to Ella?

He could hear the distinct sounds of someone scrambling around inside. He glanced down at his watch and frowned. It's was four in the morning. Who, besides himself, would be up working at four in the morning? Natella.

"What is the point of a diary/journal? Does anyone know? I can't believe I'm doing this. I do not need to write down my experiences. This is dumb." Jason forces Nate to keep a diary during their second summer. Follow up to "Insanity, Thy Name is Caitlyn"

Based on "Last Time Around" by Nick J & the Administration. In which Nate remembers his last night at Camp Rock. Natella. One-shot.

Ella has never been happier with her life and what she thinks is just another night hanging out with a friend may be so much more than that. Nate/Ella