On a very special Valentine's Day in a very special recording session featuring Meg & Dia and Linkin Park, Emily retrieves an interesting love letter from a "secret admirer"...

Lya Acosta, an aspiring singer and actress, has her life unexpectedly changed when she meets Emily Armstrong, the lead vocalist of Dead Sara, at a karaoke bar. What starts as playful rivalry soon sparks a deep connection between them. A couple weeks later, Emily is revealed as Linkin Park's new lead singer, and destiny decides to bring them back together. As they navigate life on tour, their professional boundaries blur, and a slow-burning romance unfolds. But love isn't without its challenges-insecurities, jealousy, and past wounds threaten their growing bond. From the chaos of tour life to building a future together, Starting Again is a journey of second chances, trust, and the courage to love. As Emily and Lya face the challenges of their relationship, they learn that sometimes, the hardest part of ending, is starting again.

Emily Armstrong, new vocalist of Linkin Park, and Liv Bellamy, a talented guitarist and vocalist, have been best friends for years. As they tour together with the band, their bond begins to shift in ways neither of them anticipated. Despite their deep connection, both are reluctant to confront the feelings growing between them. While Emily is openly herself, Liv has always kept a part of her hidden, and her secret begins to weigh heavily on her as their friendship evolves. The pressures of fame and the fear of being judged by those closest to her only make things more complicated. As their journey unfolds, Emily and Liv must navigate the delicate balance between friendship, desire, and the expectations of the world around them.

When the legends return. Linkin Park makes their long-awaited comeback with a new world tour and a fresh new formation led by the powerful and captivating voice of Emily Armstrong. Their first stop on this journey? Devils & Angels (D&A), a rising pop-rock alternative metal band with an unmistakable sound and a story all their own. D&A's members are a tight-knit group, each carrying their own wounds from the past. Survivors of unimaginable trauma and personal struggles, they find themselves thrust into the spotlight with Linkin Park as their opening act. But the tour isn't just about music-it's about survival, healing, and confronting the ghosts of their respective pasts. What happens when you let someone in? When you let them see all the broken pieces? Can you find peace in their presence? Trigger Warnings: Mentions of trauma and past abuse PTSD and mental health struggles Misunderstandings and emotional distress References to violence and shooting trauma Emotional heavy themes Please read with care. Might rewrite it later.

A dancer, whose career feels like it's coming to an end, and a singer, whose career only seems to be getting started, meet in Paris. A/N: This work contains descriptions of addictions and mental health issues.

On tour with Linkin Park, Emily Armstrong knows how to show up: scream her lungs out, light up a stage, survive the noise. But offstage, in the quiet between cities, she finds herself pulled toward something softer. In Berlin, that softness has a name: Lena, a local stage tech who moves like she belongs and sees through Emily's practiced armor with unnerving ease. Between shows, buses, and dark hotel rooms, Emily learns there are places with teeth: cities, people, memories, but maybe there are also places that listen if you talk nice. And maybe, in the quiet in between, someone might just hear her.

"As Frances watched Emily walk away, she felted the edges of her world shift again, like a map being redrawn."

A short story inspired by Linkin Park's music video"Over Each Other." Warning: this is a tear jerker. Not a happy story. Told from two perspectives, it weaves a tale of love, loss, and lingering memories. Two souls bound by a connection that transcends even the most fragile of barriers. One love-seen from both sides of the glass.