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Synthetic Violets (Starrison Fan Fiction)

Synthetic Violets (Starrison Fan Fiction)

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Sun, Oct 5, 2014
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Fanfic
The Beatles
The year was 1965; drugs were in, sex was fab, everybody wanted to be corrupt and dirty. But Ringo felt different. Ringo wanted to fall in love, or at least tell the person he'd loved about his feelings. He didn't want to do things because it was hip, he wanted to do things because he wanted to do them and as much as he wanted to be with his love, he was feeling quite nervous to tell. George had become very cynical about the world lately with a general distrust of humanity due to a past event in his life. He knew that being queer was illegal; that might've been the reason it turned him on but deep inside he knew.. He knew it was real love. Warning: Sexual situations, Homosexual-ness, The fantasmic things teenage girls love.
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----------- Based on the song, "It's Only Love" By The Beatles. The story is told through memories, letters, flashbacks, and diary entries. December 1964 Liverpool, England _-_-_-_-_-_-_ Karma Vaughn arrived in Liverpool beneath a sky so gray it felt like dusk had swallowed the morning. The wind off the Mersey bit through her coat, a far cry from the sun-soaked hills of the Texan countryside she'd left behind. But she didn't mind the chill- it made her feel awake, alive, like something was finally happening. She came chasing a dream and carrying a name nobody knew yet. Her great-grandmother had once sailed from Liverpool to Galveston, leaving behind cobblestone streets and red-brick row houses for open plains and southern skies. Now, generations later, Karma had returned, driven not by heritage, but ambition. She wanted to write. To tell stories. And Liverpool, pulsing with music, youth, and something electric she couldn't quite name, felt like the perfect place to begin. Fresh out of Texas A&M, she'd spent the last year working odd jobs, scraping together the courage- and the funds- for this leap. Her professors had made good on their promises, sending glowing recommendations across the Atlantic. And just like that, The Liverpool Post had taken a chance on the American girl with a sharp wit and a sharper pen. What she didn't expect was how quickly her world would spin. Behind every byline, every interview, every smoky barroom conversation, loomed the faces shaping a generation. Some smiled easily. Some saw right through her. But one of them- cocky, maddening, brilliant- had the nerve to spark something inside her she wasn't ready for. She didn't particularly like John Lennon. And yet, somehow, she already knew this story was going to be about him. ----- These are real people in fake scenarios written by me. I obviously don't own The Beatles or any lyrics or anyone or anything mentioned. #1 in #Lennon 5/30/25 -----

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