Don't Fret
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  • Reads 111
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  • Parts 8
  • Time 3h 2m
Ongoing, First published Feb 20, 2016
Ilona Roche, a young contralto, daughter of a prostitute turned Madam, has become a star of the Paris Opera. Some say her mother is sending the best whores from Austria-Hungary to satisfy the music directors, others say she whored herself out for them herself, while the most superstitious of the company have wondered if she was the mistress of the infamous Opera Ghost himself.

In reality, Ilona is the daughter of the Opera Ghost, Erik. She is beloved by her mother and more or less tolerated by her reclusive, and mad, father. Her father's interest in her only extends to her musical talent and her ability to stir rumors of the Phantom to instill fear in the members of the company. 

(This is basically going to be a cluster-f*ck of all the Phantom canons I choose to pull from. So expect Leroux, Webber, Chaney, and hell even a dab Phantom of the Paradise.)
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Delilah was your typical 18 year old about to head off to college, but was spending her first week of summer in New York City. Of course you will find out that musical theater was her life, or maybe it was just music in general. Her favorite musical in particular is Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera." What she didn't know, is that myth was an actual event that occurred in the real world. Or was it all just a dream? Please note that I do not own anything but the characters I have created. All including Delilah, her parents, and any other possible characters. All ownership and credit go to the original photographers, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Gaston Leroux. Happy Reading!