Feels Like a Scene

Avennoire was already loved-her voice filling arenas, her name trending with every release. At twenty-three, she had everything a singer could dream of, except the one thing she wanted most: the chance to act. Between rehearsals and tours, she quietly trained, auditioned, and waited for someone to take her seriously beyond the stage.

Solenne was used to being seen. A beauty queen at twenty-seven, intelligent, composed, and quietly intimidating, she had mastered how to carry herself under judgment. Acting was never part of the plan-until a producer asked a simple question that stayed with her long after the crown came off.

They auditioned for the same role.
Neither of them got it.

But someone noticed.

What began as a missed opportunity turned into an unexpected one: a GL series that neither of them felt ready for, in an industry that still treated stories like theirs as a risk. After hesitation, careful conversations, and a leap of faith, they said yes.

The series changed everything.

As Avennoire, as Solenne, and as AveSol, they rose together-projects, endorsements, concerts, films, and a fandom that adored every glance and touch. On camera, their chemistry was undeniable. Off camera, they were careful, kind, professional... and slowly falling into something neither of them could name.

Fan service became effortless.
Smiles lingered too long.
Hands reached without thinking.

But when the line between performance and feeling disappears, how do you know what's real?

In a world built on image, expectations, and carefully curated love, Avennoire and Solenne must decide whether what they share is simply the result of becoming excellent actresses-or the beginning of something honest, private, and worth protecting.