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Wicked Strings, Wicked Things.
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Complete, First published Jun 05, 2025
Mature
Connar O'Neil was only supposed to be on tour for six weeks - a last-minute hire as Bad Omens' temporary photographer after their regular guy got mono and a minor identity crisis. She expected chaos, sure. What she didn't expect was Jolly Karlsson: the quiet guitarist with dry wit, a brooding stare, and a wicked talent for both guitar solos and sexier, more... manual things.

One wrong tour bus game of "Never Have I Ever," a misplaced pair of panties in the green room, and a couple of loud nights in hotel rooms later, and the entire crew knows what's up. Except, maybe, for Jolly and Connar themselves.
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