The Wanted Life ( MAX GEORGE FANFICTION)

The Wanted Life ( MAX GEORGE FANFICTION)

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The Wanted are a uk based boyband and they've finally cracked the states! A reality show is about begin for the five talented lads. Tom and his girlfriend Kelsey. Siva and his girlfriend Nareesha and single lads max, Nathan and Jay. As the show unravels and the life of a gang of rock stars begins Max meets someone & tries to keep it a secret from the world of the truth. But can he really?
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The Wanted have been the best of friends since 2009 when they were first put together as a band. They hold so many memories, laughs, tears, secrets, it's like their own little family of five. The boys treat each other like brothers, and wouldn't trade their friendship for anything else in the world. But when asked on live radio if their friendship is faked, the boys are simply appalled, shocked that anyone would ever think such a thing. But that's when Max steps in, saying truthfully that he thinks of the boys as his brothers and he loves them with all his heart, and hell, he'd die for them. His reply makes everyone's heart melt, even his own band mates. But what will happen if one night, Max might actually have to live up to his word. Would he really put his life on the line for one of the boys?

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