the online community where users share and read fiction. That’s where, at age 15, she first debutedThe Kissing Booth As Juliet, she gets the chance to work through her trauma of losing her first love and begin a new life — one that doesn’t involve self-destruction — but Cassidy Jenson’s Anne Hathaway (again, you can’t make this stuff up: that was Shakespeare’s wife’s name) gets her chance to rewrite history and become more than just a footnote in her husband’s worldwide fame and notoriety. Heck, even Juliet’s maid (Melanie La Barrie) has an empowering storyline. Lauren also explained that she has her sights on other career goals that venture beyond the realm of acting. "I kind of got what I wanted out of this, out of being an actor, and now I’m actually just as interested in helping somebody else have that, whether through directing or producing," she added. Well, we can only wish Lauren the best – but that doesn't mean we'll give up hope that we'll one day see Lorelai and Rory again...with plenty of coffee and Pop Tarts in tow, of course.Related: Miley Cyrus Just Got Matching Tattoos With One of Liam Hemsworth’s RelativesCheck this out:When Welsh author Beth Reekles heard her YA novelThe Kissing Booth