A Student's Guide to Breaking the Rules [On Hold]

A Student's Guide to Breaking the Rules [On Hold]

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"I can't believe you're actually recording a song with Josh Ramsay!" My friend burst out, her eyes wide in amazement. That's what Rebecca thought when she receives news from her brother that the lead singer of Marianas Trench wants to sing a duet with her. Her, of all people! It was her dream, to become a singer and get her small high school band recognized. It was perfect, or at least... She thought it was. Rebecca wanted to keep this news a secret from the rest of the school, but one small slip up causes a whole lot of trouble for both her and her band, such as, say, a jealous teen mob? And to make matters worse, the lead singer may have a not-so-secret secret of his own to hide... And there's no turning back once the word is out.
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Kiera was a musician, until a tragic accident occurred that made her stop. She couldn't bear the sight or sound of a piano and wanted to give up. But then she met Josh Ramsay, lead singer of a band from Canada, Marianas Trench. And suddenly, music seemed like a beautiful thing, once again. **Note: This is an unrealistic fanfiction. First of all, Josh is 21, but the first three of the band's current four albums are already out. Second of all, yeah...it's just unrealistic.

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