Purdy's Hidden Scars (an Andley story)

Purdy's Hidden Scars (an Andley story)

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Black Veil Brides
Ashley Purdy and Andy Biersack are both struggling with being the worthless, forgotten, hated, members of the Black Veil Brides. This is a small part of their struggle to overcome all thats pained them in the past.
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Cheyenne and Chelsea Rose have had quite the life. Their parents divorced when they were ten, their mom just walked out without a goodbye, only God knows where their brother is, their dad died when they were 16 or 17 and after that no one in their family cared about them. And to make things even worse Cheyenne was diagnosed with an unsurvivable cancer. They literally had no one else but each other until Chelsea is assigned to photograph the band Black Veil Brides. Once Andy and Ashley lay their eyes on the girls, they fall in love, kind of like a fairy tale but not the same thing. Cheyenne accepts Andy's feelings but Chelsea doesn't exactly accept Ashley's. The problems? Chelsea has trust issues and Cheyenne doesn't have long to live. Then a miracle! Cheyenne recovers and Cheyenne and Andy can be together but not the same for Chelsea and Ash. Will they overcome everything and be together? Or is Chelsea's trust issues just too much?

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