Stevie Marie Kravitz is an 18 year old girl who has been quiet all her life. She spent her school life taking the blows from bullies and doing her work hiding inside the school library, graduating two years early. Now, fresh out of an Ivy League art school she'd graduated from in two years with her masters, she's decided: she's done being quiet. She'll finally act like she looks: fierce, bold, and wild. So when she runs into her favorite band, Palaye Royale--literally-- will the handsome lead singer help her with her new mission, or will she be left to be her quiet self forever? •.•.•.•.•.•.•.•. "I know what we are. You're the rock star and I'm just the girl who doesn't exist." "Then you don't know anything at all."

MY FIRST NON BVB HA This is a lil Palaye Royale/Remington Leith story because why not lmao Basically a bit of a Peter Pan story with a more modern twist.

"i don't mind being hated, but I hate being misunderstood" AP soysawce 2018

"She rested her head on my shoulder. I took her hand in mine, and we just sat in silence for a while. She broke the silence when she asked me, 'we'll never be able to be together, won't we?' I wasn't sure how to answer that, so I responded, 'I believe that if we care about each other enough, nothing can stand between the both of us.'" A musical take on the famous play by William Shakespeare, where two famous rock n' roll bands feud in the city of Serendipity. An accidental misunderstanding cause Palaye Royale and their rival band, Calypso, to brush against each other and even create a feud between their fans. When they are invited to perform at a rock festival, certain restraints are placed among the bands to keep their reputations clean. The bands want nothing to do with each other, anyway. However, when the male lead singer of Palaye Royale and the back-up female vocalist of Calypso meet and fall in love at Calypso's album release party, everything will change for them and their bands. Will their love be strong enough to drive out the hate between their bands?

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ "Of all the beautiful porcelain dolls in this world, why pick an broken rag doll like me?", I ask as he squeezes my hand and glances at my lips. To my surprise, he simply answers with a grin as if it were clear as glass, "Broken things have beautiful stories. Why not you?" ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In the Victorian era of England, Dahlia Josephine was always an outcast since the day she was born - being born with black hair and hazel eyes in a wealthy and fabulous family of blondes and blue eyes - and she always believed she would never earn the same privileges her sisters got easily. It got worse when an event that her five older sisters orchestrated created both a physical and emotional scar that would remind her of her social standing in this life. When her mother is lucky to work for Queen Stephanie and her three sons in her castle of Palaye Royale, the sisters go crazy for the middle child of the Queen, Prince Remington. But Remington has his eyes (and heart) set on the unique and gentle-natured daughter who he recognizes from a past memory. As he gets to know her better, he'll learn how scared she is of her family, and of herself. *started on 8/30/2019* {New cover created by the talented @infamousbat}

It begins when you're sixteen. Every little mark your soulmate makes on their arms appears on yours. Mindless doodles. Class notes. Dicks from their annoying brother. Appointment reminders. Stray slip-ups. Intricate pieces of artwork. Everything. But you can never write back. For 19 year old Lacey Oaks, it was beautiful, detailed, intricate pieces of art. Buildings. Trees. People. All very Victorian. The occasional dick, which was quickly scribbled out. For 21 year old Emerson Barrett, it was mostly cuts.

They have dreams about each other yet they have never met. In fact, they don't even know each other exist. They believe that they made one another up. Until they meet. ***************************************** Completed