Themittenscoven
Amelia Amber Rose has been modeling since she was a child.
Pushed into the spotlight by a mother who called it easy money, Amy grew up under strict diets, rigid routines, and the constant pressure to smile on command. There were no lockers, no normal school days, no teenage freedom - just flights, photoshoots, and a life lived in front of cameras. Her father left when she was five, and from then on, her future was never really hers.
At twenty-three, Amy is no longer tired in the way sleep can fix. She's emotionally exhausted - worn down by a career she never chose and an identity built for her long before she understood herself.
The only person who truly knows how she feels is her best friend, Evelyn Lynn Carter. They met at eighteen in Florida and became inseparable, eventually sharing an apartment that feels more like home than anywhere Amy has ever lived.
So when Amy slowly begins pulling away - missing photoshoots, canceling appearances, posting a quiet message about "taking a break" - the world assumes it's temporary.
Eve knows better.
Because the last time she sees Amy, it's just another ordinary night at their apartment.
And the next morning, Amelia Amber Rose is gone -
every trace of her life erased, as if she had never lived there at all.
This is not a story about death.
It's a story about disappearance -
about choosing anonymity, reclaiming control, and what's left behind when a woman finally steps out of the spotlight.