A shady summer Eminem x Oc Character

A shady summer Eminem x Oc Character

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In the early 2000s, Eminem's (Marshall Mathers) fame has skyrocketed, but when his car breaks down in a small, conservative town outside of Texas, he finds himself in meeting A small, sweet, repuplican family that offers to help, but there's one major problem: their oldest daughter, Amy Margaret, cannot stand him. She has strong feelings about women's rights, believing he's a misogynist bc if his lyrics and a poor role model for her younger step-siblings-who just so happen to be huge fans. She is counting down the days until he leaves, but Eminem doesn't seem to ever leave. Why doesn't he leave?
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Shy and timid, Onika lives in a dilapidated Detroit neighborhood with her abusive uncle. She is hopelessly in love with Marshall Mathers, a troubled young man that lives next door to her and her uncle. Marshall doesn't seem to know that Onika even exists, and why would he? He's got a kid and a baby's mother with whom he's constantly fighting but seems to be very much so in love with. Onika doesn't stand a chance, but it might all change when one day Marshall gets in trouble with the law and needs a place to hide out for a night... TW: will contain sexual situations, including an attempted SA, strong language, drugs use, etc..

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