Alphabet Street

Alphabet Street

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Mon, Jun 17, 2024
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A young teacher loses her keys one evening and has to get a ride home from her colleague, the music teacher Mr. Nelson. This is a short story idea from @bluerainbowbrite as we discussed a student stealing my keys once years ago. It is up for grabs in her Vault and it was always an idea I wanted to circle back to. Prince is not famous in this one. An AU Prince in a world where the stars never quite aligned for him... maybe they will this evening as the snow starts to fall over a quiet Minneapolis suburb. Welcome to Alphabet Street...
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*This is an Alt timeline story that's slightly based from the movie* Prince is an aspiring artist trying his damndest to get recognized. Creating a song a day, he has no one to show why he works so hard to get where he wants to be. When he finds himself living back home with his stepfather and mother, he realizes that what he once had isn't what is going to take him where he knows he can be. Upon moving in, he meets a new friend named Andre, and with him, his step sister named Samira, a former childhood friend. Prince doesn't realize that reconnecting with an old friend can help him find himself in a totally different way. She sees the potential and talent that everyone around him doesn't see until she opens Prince's eyes for himself. Sometimes all you need to do is fall before you rise up, but falling always requires a little help.

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