Heartstrings
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Kendall Evans is a good-natured if somewhat scatter brain student at a school of performing arts to help achieve her goal of becoming a singer. She really wants this and won't let anything get in her way, even if it means not finding love. Applied music student Sebastian 'Ash' Pierce seems like your typical arrogant bastard hero at first glance, walking around with a chip on his shoulder. As the vocalist of a hot band, he gets the lion’s share of fan adoration, more for his looks than for the music, which annoys him to no end. When the two first meet each other, sparks don't particularly fly in the way they're supposed too. They shoot off and burn up buildings to be more exact. He certainly doesn't seem like Mr. Right. For some reason, however, Kendall just can't seem to shake him. Could it be that Kendall's starting to understand what those love songs she hears are all about?
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