This is a continuation of Nothing Will Last because ya'll wanted it real bad. If you haven't read that story, go back and read that one first, otherwise this will probably make little sense. Murdoc has convinced the reader to move to Brooklyn, New York with him and the band after a whirlwind weekend together over the summer when Gorillaz was on tour. Hijinks, sexytimes, and some tension ensues. Same as usual, drinking, drugs, sexual situations, language. Mature reader warning yadda yadda.

Murdoc and the reader have a chance encounter while Gorillaz is in town for their current tour. Language, alcohol, drugs, sexual situations. You've been warned. Blah blah blah. I'm an adult I write what I want. No, really. If you're looking for a decently realistic, well written, mature x reader fiction, this is your jam. Hopefully I also introduce you to some good new music along the way.

I promise you that you'll enjoy this - Rated Mature for: •Strong Language •Sexual Themes •Drugs/Alcohol •Two Abusive Chapters - (!) = Smut

Murdoc was out on a run to get some instruments to start a new band during a small break up of Gorillaz. His second stop was a small music shack to get some new guitars. With the cops on his ass already, all he wanted to do was be in and out and recruit some people. But you ruined his entire plan.

Murdoc was looking for a few extra guests to feature on Plastic Beach, and decided he'd go into town and choose one of those usually dirty street performers to keep for a while, maybe have the featured, or maybe just to have them work there. Murdoc assumed that because said person would be performing on the streets, they wouldn't be missed and no one would attempt to search for them. He was right about this, for when he swept you up and took you back to the beach, no one even batted an eye.

By 1994, the britpop genre has become ingrained into British culture. However, Myra Burnsley, an eighteen-year-old college student, despises modern music. One night, during a struggle with a would-be robber, she is aided with the help of a good Samaritan. The Samaritan turns out to be Damon Albarn, the lead singer of the widely popular band Blur. Myra and Damon develop a relationship that sends Myra's once private life into the public eye. Will their relationship handle the strain of stardom, or will it just fade away?