124 Liners
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  • Reads 284
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  • Parts 33
  • Time 3h 5m
0Bella3
Ongoing, First published Feb 23, 2019
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Four teen solo artist had been nominated to represent their agencies as popular young social artist. They are to attend this competition to test their strengths individually and wholly. 

The competition arranges groups of four to five to work together to fight for their places amongst the rest. Meaning the four had met and worked cooperatively together inside a studio, creating music and choreographies over a six month period. 

At the beginning of this competition, not all had liked the idea of working in a group and kindly denied the offer, as a group decision. But the judges and management had not come to terms with their statement and decided to work out some sort of agreement. 

Follow the musical journey of Olivia Mallor, Sophia Johnson, Nate Hiraka and Kousuke Haligon as they try to discover their true passion within their careers.
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