I'll Be
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"She fell for a man who'll never know her name." I'm just a fan. One of the millions who watch him through a screen, who replay his interviews, memorize his songs, and smile at every post he makes. But somehow, somewhere between the music and the silence, I fell for him. For Syver Rounsaville - forty-five years old, the ever-charming vocalist of a band that once ruled the charts. He's married. He has a child. And yet, he still manages to make my heart race like it's my first love all over again. I know it's wrong. I know it's impossible. But when he sings, it feels like the world fades and he's only singing to me. I'm just a fan. And he'll never know who I am. But maybe... that's enough. Because sometimes, loving someone from afar is the only way to keep the dream alive.
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STATUS: COMPLETE ⤷Highest Rank: #2 in Teen Fiction ⤷The Wattys 2025 Shortlisted Growing up always being ridiculed for her mother's night job, Sarisa Ophelia Aloria was determined to prove everyone wrong by becoming the top of her class and graduating with the highest grades possible. But her dreams slowly shattered when Marx Gian Hernandez, the school principal's son, became her classmate in highschool. Always being second to Marx, Sarisa was determined to steal the top spot before graduation comes--even staging a public love confession and pretend to have a crush on the one person she hated just to distract him. What started as a facade fueled by hate, was watered down with something Sarisa didn't even expect as she got to know Marx beyond being her academic rival. In a game of tug of war with your feelings, will it be possible to win when in the first place, you already lost?

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