When Asher Warren joins a band as the lead guitarist, it seems too good to be true. Cyrus, the lead singer, is charismatic and charming; Aisling, the rhythm guitarist, is empathetic and fun; Helena, the bassist, is reserved, mature, and sweet; and Carmen, the drummer, is kind, but won't hesitate to stand up for her friends. As a group, they light up the stage, and they all seem to connect. They're all talented, and get along so well- until an identity crisis arises, and threatens the relationships between the members. Will it be something they can solve and move past, to become successful artists? Or will it destroy the integrity of the band from the inside out?
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Content/Trigger Warnings (if you think I'm missing anything or would like me to add anything, please DM me and I will fix it)
homophobia/internalized homophobia, the f slur, alcohol, mentions of past abuse, vomit, swearing, blood/injuries, bullying, needles (related to ear piercings), religion, food, eating disorders (directly mentioned and/or implied)
"I thought you were supposed to be an amazing flirt. How come you only seem to annoy me?"
"You actually believe the media?"
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Through a social media post, one of the most well-known singers, Taylor Swift, meets the vocalist of a relatively unknown band named XIII (Thirteen), Xio.
As she regularly finds herself in relationship scandals with female celebrities for no more than casually flirting with them on Instagram, this particular vocalist is viewed as a womanizer by their fan base.
What occurs if Xio tries to send Taylor a DM after realizing that she is actually interested in her? or, as put by the media, "Taylor Swift is now the new target of the infamous womanizer, Xio. Will this unexpected love last?"
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!! DISCLAIMER !!
This is a work of fiction. Any names or characters, businesses or places, events or incidents, are fictitious. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.