(COMPLETED) Nina Selene Dizon never expected to become obsessed with someone she'd never met. A random TikTok. A song stuck on repeat. Late-night playlists. Messages she poured her thoughts into, day after day... She didn't expect him to notice. She didn't even want him to. Until the day she stopped sending them. And suddenly, the silence was louder than any message.

(COMPLETED) Aurelia Mariano has always bled words. Cousin to renowned mystery novelist Rhaiden Mariano, she's no stranger to the literary world - but instead of thrillers or award-winning prose, her guilty pleasure is writing teenfic tropes and secretly hoarding dark romance novels in her 30s. Under the username @ibleedwords, she keeps her passion low-key, never expecting it to collide with her real life. Until one impulsive reply to @badomensofficial's Instagram story sparks an unlikely conversation with none other than Noah Sebastian, the band's elusive vocalist. He's the voice of haunting lyrics and apocalyptic soundscapes. She's a writer of fake-dating high school drama and snarky banter. Their worlds couldn't be further apart - yet somehow, their late-night DMs blur the lines between irony, curiosity, and something dangerously close to connection. But when Aurelia jokes about the fanfics written about him (R-18 included), and Noah finds himself looking forward to every chaotic message she sends, one thing becomes clear: sometimes the best stories aren't the ones you write... but the ones you stumble into.

She's the drummer of a small cover band from Manila. He's the drummer of one of the biggest metal bands in the world. When a viral cover connects Astrid Moreno, drummer of Manila-based band Crimson Seraph, with Vinny Mauro of Motionless in White, what starts as a musician's respect slowly turns into something neither of them can name. Late-night messages. Shared playlists. Drum fills that echo the same ache. Two drummers on opposite sides of the world, trying to stay in tempo with something that feels a lot like love. But even the steadiest beat can falter- when the heart refuses to keep perfect time.

A sequel to „Damage Control". Emma and Folio are trying to make it work-even when love lives in different cities, different careers, and different kinds of chaos. Love doesn't always break in loud ways-sometimes it fractures quietly, when two people try to hold together worlds that pull them in opposite directions.

She's trained to keep people alive. He's spent years turning chaos into sound. On tour, control is an illusion - and some fires can't be contained.

(COMPLETED) Galilea Radaza has always lived in the shadow of music -- her cousins, Austin and Arrow, are part of the rising indie band Lara's Cry. She's used to being the supportive cousin at gigs, never the one in the spotlight. When life starts weighing her down, Galilea vents her frustrations in the most unlikely place: the DMs of Nick Folio, drummer of Bad Omens. She doesn't expect him to ever read it-much less reply. What starts as a one-sided rant becomes late-night banter, unexpected comfort, and a rhythm all their own. Because sometimes, it only takes a drummer's beat to bring your heart back in sync.

Aviemore Band Series 2 Raeka Alani Claro, known online as Clarani lives for two things: writing scandalously addictive rockstar romances on Wattpad, and fangirling over Aviemore's magnetic vocalist, Izaiah Lyam Yazon. Her worlds never mixed, until the night they did. One impromptu backstage encounter, one offhand confession about her pen name, and suddenly the man whose voice has been haunting her playlists is reading every chapter she's ever written about him -- plot twists, swoony lines, and all. But Izaiah isn't content with being her fictional hero. Now he's pitching himself for the real role, and Raeka's not sure if she's ready for the kind of ending that doesn't let her hide behind a screen. After all, love isn't a story you can edit, especially when the leading man refuses to stick to the script.

(COMPLETED) Ranya "Ren" Noriega doesn't do fangirling. At twenty-four, she prefers quiet playlists, clean design boards, and Japanese rock bands with poetic lyrics - not tattooed American musicians screaming about heartbreak. Her best friend, Nikola Fuentes, is the total opposite: loud, chaotic, and a self-proclaimed wife of Bad Omens' drummer, Nick Folio. When Nika wins two passes to Louder Than Life 2025 in Louisville, Kentucky, she drags Ren along for what she calls "a once-in-a-lifetime religious experience." Ren expects noise, crowds, and jet lag. What she doesn't expect is catching the attention of the one guy she swore wasn't her type. Nick's calm where she's cold, grounded where she's guarded - and somehow, he keeps showing up. Backstage. Online. Everywhere. She came for the vocals. But it seems she's staying for the drummer - and the wrong setlist might just be the one that finally plays her heart.

Aviemore Band Series 4 Caleb Amir Gallano - bassist of Aviemore, resident band clown, and self-proclaimed food is life guru - has one rule: never take bashers seriously. But when the group's loudest online hater, Nashi Liliane Montejo, ends up crashing their gig (and accidentally stealing his fries), he's suddenly way too invested in proving her wrong. She calls Aviemore "overhyped." He calls her "Miss Palpak Tastebuds." Neither of them planned on their banter turning into late-night burger runs... or heartbeats skipping a bassline too fast. Because in love and mischief, the next beat might just surprise you.

Aviemore Band Series 3 Enoch Azariah Ramirez has always lived a quiet, calculated life-guitar in hand, eyes always observing, words carefully chosen. But when his boyish, free-spirited best friend Riven Kelcey Divino turns up at his doorstep needing a place to stay (and a job, even if it means being his accidental housekeeper), his orderly world suddenly hits a different chord. Between clashing routines, late-night jam sessions, and an unspoken history they never dared to touch, Enoch starts realizing that some riffs sound better with a little chaos and some friendships are just one heartbeat away from turning into something more.