Villehermannivalo Stories

Minna doesn't like many people and definitely not him, it's that simple. Or, it isn't really simple.

Kayla almost made it: she had the band, the friends, the boy of her dreams. Until tragedy twisted her life. Her life began anew and she thought her past had been forgotten... that he was just a distant memory. How wrong she was. Fate had other plans.

What love can cause and do to fragile little beings.

Elise Di'Jaelyn Báthory is the head chef to her own famous restaurant in Berlin, Germany. Despite her life in the kitchen, she faced many hardships in the real world. During her recovery of her tragic downfall, she slowly fell for a charming man but she wasn't sure whether he would stick around for long. Do they let time pass them by or do they ever make it through?

Meet Liisa Itälä, a 26-year-old from Helsinki. She's the singer and bassist in a band called Ad Astra. Her life at the moment is quite boring and she longs for a person who gives it a purpose. Ville Valo, soon 35, is the singer of the famous band HIM. Ville already has a girlfriend. But is it a happy relationship?

I wrote this story a long time ago out of boredom. It was just for fun but it's not a good story, so I'm either going to re-write it or write a new story all together. "I've barley even spoken to the guy, what could I have possibly done to make him hate me?" "I don't know, but he just really doesn't like you." You become a roadie for the band H.I.M and for some reason the lead singer takes a strong disliking towards you... or so you think. There's a reason behind the smart remarks and disgusted faces he makes when he walks past you, it's just very VERY complicated.

Where the Crow meets Death.

One rock could lift up a mountain. One way could change a whole plan. One decision could change a whole fortune. One look could tie your mind and rum you for the rest of your life.

London, Winter, 1999 Olivia Vane spends her days working in a record store and just trying to make it to closing time. Then there's Ville. He's in the middle of a rising rock scene, that makes him travel and visit London with his band to throw gigs. When they meet on a rain-slicked sidewalk, there are no sparks, only friction. She thinks he's a pretentious wreck. He thinks she's impossibly stubborn. But then their worlds collide. And with the frantic reality of a band on the brink of superstardom, they find something neither expected. It's not pretty, it's not sweet, and it's definitely not "easy.". It's a slow-burn of two people who are meant for each other not because they're perfect, but because they're both beautifully broken.