Blind (Jonathan Davis x reader)

Blind (Jonathan Davis x reader)

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After moving out of her abusive father's house and into her coworkers, Laney undergoes many trials and tribunes. Many of which include the confusing creature called men. She suspects her flatmate may be in love with her, but she's got her eye set on Jonathan Davis, the lead singer of a band called Korn that she was introduced to at a bar. Soon enough, Jonathan's band begins rising in popularity quicker than a blink, and Laney has no choice but to tag along for the ride. Read as Laney and Jonathan both go through many turns and twists in their relationship with one another. Will they really turn out in the end? This story contains mentions of the following: rape, abuse, drugs, alcohol, homicide, etc. READ AT YOUR OWN RISK Sorry for any spelling mistakes! PSA: irregular updating schedule and for the sake of this story let's pretend flip phones were a normal thing in the 90's 😃
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