Illinois Stories

━━╋ 𝘏𝘌 𝘗𝘙𝘖𝘔𝘐𝘚𝘌𝘋 control. She promised patience. But love was never the problem-it was what he becomes when he's hungry. What happens when she reaches her breaking point... and he stops feeling anything at all?

Everyone knows Abby Lee Miller is the "Dragon" of the dance world and owns the popular Abby Lee Dance Company set in Chicago, but to ten-year-old Armando Leonardo Miller, she's just Mom. While the ALDC dance moms whisper behind Abby's back, Armando is the loyal defender of his mother's legacy. Born and raised in The Windy City and raised in the wings of a stage, he's a unique mix of martial arts discipline and dance-floor flexibility. However, he finds himself in the crossfire of the rivalries between the moms as he navigates homeschooling and his bilingual heritage, the rivalry with the Candy Apples to the intense pressure of Nationals and a growing crush on his mother's dancer-Chloe Lukasiak. But he is ready to fight for Abby as he's the shield between her and the complaining moms.

A ᴍᴜᴡᴏᴘ ʟᴏᴠᴇ sᴛᴏʀʏ ! 𝚕𝚘𝚟𝚎 𝚕𝚎𝚝𝚝𝚎𝚛 𝟸 𝚞

Alex is a high school student who is well known in the public's eye because of his families wealth and power. A lot of drama erupts and it's messy for him while he struggles with his relationships. Especially his intimate relationship with his teacher. It gets harder for Alex as more serious and life threatening problems occurs because of his long lasting family business feud that have been going on for years. He's never been under so much pressure trying to keep and protect those he loves. It's just almost enough for him to lose it. But that's until he finds out that one of his relationships was a ruse. Has been from the start. - In the end it's Him and I

Before the millions. Before the monuments. Before the legends had names, there was Ross Barnes. In the chaotic, lawless decades following the Civil War, baseball was hammered out on the rough prairie commons of America. At the absolute center of that beautiful, brutal sandbox stood Charles Roscoe "Ross" Barnes-the game's first true giant, its first home run hitter, and a clinical genius who dominated the 1870s with such devastating precision that league owners were forced to rewrite the rules of the sport just to level the playing field against him. Then, the lights went out. Struck down at the summit of his fame by a mysterious, system-shaking fever, Barnes watched his physical genius evaporate a fraction of a second at a time. As the sport mutated into a greedy corporate machine, the pioneer who built the game was cast aside and replaced like a worn gear. To the sports pages, the rest of his life was a tragedy-a thirty-four-year drift into total obscurity spent checking gas company ledgers and walking home in the Chicago rain, culminating in a century spent sleeping in an unmarked grave. But they were wrong. Told through the fierce, protective eyes of his wife, Ellen, The Invisible Ground is not a dry recitation of box scores, nor is it a tragedy. It is a profound, beautifully gritty exploration of a man who found the quiet courage to outgrow the circus. It is the story of an American titan who looked at a game that had rigged the rules against him, folded his uniform into a cedar chest, and chose an honest wage, a clean piece of paper, and his dignity. The baseball world can keep the fables and the percentages. This is the truth of the man who left it all behind to balance his own ledger.

Just some lyrics from his songs that can be turned into some really great quotes. Some of them keep me thinking too. It's crazy...

Guitarist, Sebastian Fox, was excited when he got accepted into a music camp for the summer. He was less excited when he discovered that he would be sharing a cabin with Gabriel Knight for two weeks. Sebastian had known Perfect Gabriel for years at his school in Chicago. Gabriel never puts a foot wrong and he'd been hoping for a roommate who was a little less uptight. At least there's a pretty girl, Ashley Williams, for him get to know better. When they get thrown into a makeshift band with Harrison Fletcher and Hayden Vega for their performance at the end of the camp concert, will they be able to make music together? Or will they flop when it's showtime?

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