themayflower120
"You did what?" I spoke quietly, staring into the hazel eyes of my little sister that mismatched my own brown ones. She was grinning widely, and my dangerously calm voice did nothing to warn her of the string of curse words flying through my head.
"Well, I turned in a video of you singing to the judges of "The Icon of the Country," and they asked you to come in and audition! Mom thinks it's a great idea, so we're heading up to New York this weekend!" She looked so excited. I think I was going to puke.
Wesley Beck didn't sign up for this, didn't expect this, and was about to be an only child.
Dear Charlotte,
We congratulate you-
That was all I read before I jumped up, momentarily forgetting that I was most likely the only person in my house that wasn't catching z's, and squealed. Loudly. Multiple times. I also jumped around my room, wanting to have a dance party,
Charlotte Fox, on the other end, couldn't imagine anything better.
Two opposites, shoved together on one show for 9 weeks. Sounds perfect, right?
Take hormonal teenagers, middle-aged people who felt they never got their big break, talented little kids, force them to compete, and what do you get?
Well, add a couple of curve balls, and you end up with some Iconic Romances