Hybristophilia (Phantom of the Opera x Reader)
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I've always wanted to be a musician. My parents always wanted me to be a nurse. I've spent my whole life being "obedient" and trying to live up to their expectations, but I can't do it anymore.
I run away with nothing but the violin strapped to my back. I find an opera house, huge and full of life.
I meet a mysterious stranger, a man who's smart but psycho. He's a wonderful teacher.
Unfortunately, he has his eyes set on someone else. Even so, I will do everything I can to win him over.
~Based off the stage musical, 2004 movie, and Leroux book~
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