[REWRITTEN AS OF 6/14/2020 TO REPLACE D*NIEL C*RCIO WITH A NEW CHARACTER I CREATED] "Rock 'n roll is here to stay, It will never die It was meant to be that way, Though I don't know why I don't care what people say, Rock 'n roll is here to stay" The year is 1968, and Carina Wisteria has moved to the city of Querencia to study to be a music producer. The town seem like a perfect place for a former valedictorian and law-abiding citizen like her. Only problem is: it's the only city that makes rock n' roll illegal in all forms and anyone caught playing or performing it will be arrested. She doesn't seem to mind it much, until she runs into the leader of the Palaye Royale gang, Remington Leith. The first time she meets him, she wants nothing to do with him, then finds herself drawn toward him and his electrifying world of rock n' roll. When they start to grow close together, many forces will try to break them apart, including the dark secret that might drive him away from her. *Carina - French baby girl name Meaning: Pure *#1 IN REMINGTONLEITH - 6/12/2019* *#2 IN BARRETT - 6/14/2019* *#1 IN ROCKNROLL - 7/23/2019* As of 02/13/2020, Some chapters have been edited. 01/21/2021 - Epilogue has been slightly rewritten for Carina's character to make her story more open-ended.

Just Because it's Forbidden, Doesn't mean I don't Love You. •RANKINGS!• •Number One in Remington Leith• • Number One in American Satan• • Number Ten in Palaye Royale• • Number Fourteen in Robert Downey Jr •

Fifteen year old Lottie Rose had a horrible life. Her only escape was through a form of harm to herself she shouldn't do, and music. Specifically, Palaye Royale. She's been a fan of them since the Kropp Circle days, and even though they've been through Buffalo, New York multiple times, her mom has never let her go. When they come on their headlining tour, Lottie snuck out the window with a box of letters to Emerson, and never looked back. Her life would change permanently that night.

"And I'm here... Just waiting for you to come home...."

"I am struggling in my own daydream..."