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Y/n stood nervously backstage at The Voice Australia, her heart pounding in her chest. She had chosen to sing "Talk Too Much" by Renee Rapp for her audition, a song that resonated deeply with her. As the stage manager signalled her to step forward, Y/n took a deep breath and walked out into the glaring lights, the murmurs of the audience barely audible over the rush of blood in her ears.
As soon as she began to sing, the atmosphere changed. Her voice was powerful, yet vulnerable, capturing the raw emotion of the song. Within moments, Guy Sebastian's chair spun around, followed quickly by Jess Mauboy, Rita Ora, and finally Jason Derulo. The audience erupted in applause as Y/n finished the last note, tears of joy welling up in her eyes.
Weeks turned into months, and Y/n's journey on The Voice was a whirlwind of rehearsals, performances, and growing friendships. With each round, she impressed the judges and viewers alike, her confidence blossoming. When she made it to the finals, it felt surreal.
For the finale, she had the honour of performing a duet with her coach, Guy Sebastian. They chose "Everybody Wants to Rule the World," and their voices blended perfectly, creating a haunting and memorable rendition that left the audience in awe. The chemistry between them on stage was palpable, and Y/n knew this was a moment she would cherish forever.
For her solo performance, Guy had chosen "Snow Angel" by Renee Rapp. It was a challenging song, but Y/n poured her heart into it, her voice soaring with emotion and leaving the audience spellbound. As the last note faded, the room was silent for a beat before erupting into thunderous applause.
When the results were announced, Y/n could hardly believe it—she had won. Tears streamed down her face as she hugged Guy, her fellow contestants, and the judges. But the surprises weren't over. Guy took the microphone and announced, "Y/n, there's someone who wants to congratulate you personally."
The screen behind them flickered to life, and there was Renee Rapp, smiling warmly. "Hi Y/n," Renee said. "Congratulations on your amazing win. I've been following your journey, and you are truly incredible. I'd love to meet you in person soon."
The crowd cheered, and Y/n felt like she was floating. A few weeks later, she finally got to meet Renee in person. They hit it off immediately, bonding over their shared love of music and mutual respect for talent. Over the next four years, their friendship deepened. They collaborated on songs, supported each other through the highs and lows of their careers, and shared countless laughs and memories.
One evening, as they sat together in Renee's apartment, reminiscing about the journey that had brought them together, Renee suddenly grew quiet. She looked into Y/n's eyes, and before Y/n could react, Renee leaned in and kissed her. It was soft, tentative, and full of unspoken emotions.
Pulling back slightly, Renee whispered, "I've wanted to do that for a long time."Y/n's heart raced, and she smiled, brushing a strand of hair from Renee's face. "Me too," she admitted.
From that moment, their relationship took on a new dimension. They navigated the challenges of being in the public eye, supporting each other's careers while nurturing their growing love. It wasn't always easy, but they were determined to make it work. Years later, as they stood together on another stage, this time performing as a duo at a sold-out concert, Y/n looked over at Renee and felt an overwhelming sense of gratitude. Their journey had been unexpected and beautiful, and she knew that with Renee by her side, she could face anything. The applause of the crowd faded into the background, and for that moment, it was just the two of them, together against the world.
