"It all starts with a fake invitation to a rather good production of Godspell, a lousy date with a secret homophobe, and a doomsday survivalist who gets far too involved in other people's business..." --- She would like people to believe that she doesn't give a damn about anything at all, which is an exhausting life to lead when the exact opposite is true. He would like to share his passion with the world, which can be difficult when you're a recluse. Maybe their friendship could level each other out... and maybe it could become a little more than friendship. -- COMPLETE! --- Highest rankings: [#1 in #theguywhodidntlikemusicals] [#1 in #henryhidgens] [#2 in #tgwdlm] [#3 in #musicaltheatre] [#4 in #musical]

Paul has been visiting Beanies everyday rather than the usual Starbucks once he's introduced to the rather cute barista over there. The long walk and god-awful coffee had always been worth it in the end. Seeing her was always the highlight of his day, even if she didn't know it. There was just something about Emma Perkins that always left him speechless. An idea of what Paul and Emma could've been had the meteor never hit. Featuring a group of absolute dumbasses.

What exactly happened in Hatchetfield after the musical invasion? As it turns out, a surprising amount. Emma isn't the only one not turned. After barely getting out of getting killed and turned by the aliens with a fondness for the performing arts, she discovers Dr. Harriet Hidgens, the niece of the eccentric Henry Hidgens, Who has been hidden away and forgotten about by her uncle. As she emerges from her doomsday vault, Harriet becomes the solution that conveniently no one knew existed, and potentially humanity's last hope- or is she?