'All colours are the friends of their neighbours and the lovers of their opposites.' - Marc Chagall A/N: Header pictures are not mine and belong to their original owners. Completed: February 2019 © 2016 drowseroger All Rights Reserved

I jolt awake as I feel something bounce off my forehead. As I open my eyes, I jump in shock at the sight of four men towering over me. It's the band that's recording here for the next few months: in fact, they're one of the biggest bands in England. My gaze is immediately drawn to the blonde on the end who grins back at me cheekily. "Morning love."

There are two tragedies in life. One is to lose your hearts desire. The other is to gain it.

❝I didn't mean to fall in love, but I did. And you didn't mean to hurt me, but you did.❞

"What are you doing with that camera, Jules?" "Well, Roger, I was always taught that we must take pictures of the beautiful things in life..." ---------------------- Julie Smith has a past with Roger Taylor that was just that: a past. She had a new boyfriend, a new flat and a new life but why couldn't she forget her feelings for Roger? What happens when Roger is the only one around in a sticky situation? What happens when fighting old feelings simply doesn't work anymore?

Roger decides to take matters into his own hands to help Freddie relax after another harrowing studio session leaves him feeling stressed.

❝ why do you make a prettier girl than me ? ❞ ❝ why do you make for a pretty girl ? ❞ in which an old friend from the states makes her return to the uk, going on a journey she never thought possible with four men who couldn't be more different from each other, and herself. ben!roger x oc

"Come on, Love. All you have to do is fall in love, play the game." "What? The game of love?" "Play the game of love."

Roger Taylor: a renowned player. Famously doesn't do commitment. A well known fact that he doesn't stay with a girl for any longer than one night. Jacqueline Hewitt: infamous for sleeping around. Notably can't handle loyalty. Notoriously can't keep a man for longer than a week. You know the rule: two negatives make a positive. But will that rule apply to these two?