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𝑻𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒌 𝒚𝒐𝒖.
For sticking with me through all the times I've disappeared for months, or traumatised my characters, or taken 1000 words to say what I could have said with 10.
It means the world.
𝑻𝒉𝒂𝒏𝒌 𝒚𝒐𝒖.
For sticking with me through all the times I've disappeared for months, or traumatised my characters, or taken 1000 words to say what I could have said with 10.
It means the world.
Teddy exhaled the tension that had been gnawing at him all day as Josie gasped, stunned. They held each other, neither quite believing what had just happened.
This was 𝘭𝘪𝘧𝘦-𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘨𝘪𝘯𝘨.
Teddy exhaled the tension that had been gnawing at him all day as Josie gasped, stunned. They held each other, neither quite believing what had just happened.
This was 𝘭𝘪𝘧𝘦-𝘤𝘩𝘢𝘯𝘨𝘪𝘯𝘨.
“What d’you think?”
“I think we’ve got a hit.”
“What d’you think?”
“I think we’ve got a hit.”
“Yeah? This is bigger than anythin’ I’ve done before. A lotta people could hear it. If it’s too much, too personal… We don’t have to go through with it, ‘kay?”
“No, let’s do it,” she beamed. “This is 𝘩𝘶𝘨𝘦, babe.”
“Yeah? This is bigger than anythin’ I’ve done before. A lotta people could hear it. If it’s too much, too personal… We don’t have to go through with it, ‘kay?”
“No, let’s do it,” she beamed. “This is 𝘩𝘶𝘨𝘦, babe.”
“Wrote a song, thought it might sound good if it was a little heavier than my usual stuff, spoke to Sawyer and Zac…” Teddy murmured, trying hard to be casual about it. “Now we’re here. I probably shoulda warned you.”
“Wrote a song, thought it might sound good if it was a little heavier than my usual stuff, spoke to Sawyer and Zac…” Teddy murmured, trying hard to be casual about it. “Now we’re here. I probably shoulda warned you.”
She’d hardly recognised it at first, but now she realised - Zac was singing Teddy’s song.
No, not singing.
𝘙𝘦𝘤𝘰𝘳𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨.
She’d hardly recognised it at first, but now she realised - Zac was singing Teddy’s song.
No, not singing.
𝘙𝘦𝘤𝘰𝘳𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨.
All of a sudden, she knew exactly where she’d heard the song before.
All of a sudden, she knew exactly where she’d heard the song before.
Behind her, she felt Teddy’s eyes boring into her.
Behind her, she felt Teddy’s eyes boring into her.
Signalling to Dim that he was ready, the room filled with a pounding beat and screaming guitars, Zac’s voice unexpectedly low and soft in comparison.
Signalling to Dim that he was ready, the room filled with a pounding beat and screaming guitars, Zac’s voice unexpectedly low and soft in comparison.
The studio was cosy, the smell of leather and cedarwood inviting them in, asking them to make themselves comfortable.
“Alright, Zac,” Dim said, smiling. “I’ve got a demo ready. Let’s get started.”
The studio was cosy, the smell of leather and cedarwood inviting them in, asking them to make themselves comfortable.
“Alright, Zac,” Dim said, smiling. “I’ve got a demo ready. Let’s get started.”
He’d been in two minds about keeping this a secret from Josie, but he hadn’t wanted to get her hopes up if it didn’t work out...
He’d been in two minds about keeping this a secret from Josie, but he hadn’t wanted to get her hopes up if it didn’t work out...
“Ahh… babe,” Teddy stuttered, smiling sheepishly. “This is… We’re here to…”
“Perhaps you can explain upstairs, Teddy,” Sawyer suggested. “We’ve only got an hour, and we’ve got some work to do.”
“Ahh… babe,” Teddy stuttered, smiling sheepishly. “This is… We’re here to…”
“Perhaps you can explain upstairs, Teddy,” Sawyer suggested. “We’ve only got an hour, and we’ve got some work to do.”
“Ahh c’mon,” he chuckled. He radiated warmth, and Teddy instantly liked him. “With a voice like yours? You make my job easy–”
Dimetrice stopped his praise dead; a woman pointedly clearing her throat interrupting the introductions.
“Ahh c’mon,” he chuckled. He radiated warmth, and Teddy instantly liked him. “With a voice like yours? You make my job easy–”
Dimetrice stopped his praise dead; a woman pointedly clearing her throat interrupting the introductions.
“Yeah, twelve years and three feral kids’ll do that to ya.”
He glanced over Teddy’s shoulder. “This must be them… Any little child prodigies in the makin’? If they’ve got half of your talent…”
“Yeah, twelve years and three feral kids’ll do that to ya.”
He glanced over Teddy’s shoulder. “This must be them… Any little child prodigies in the makin’? If they’ve got half of your talent…”
The one and only time Teddy ever performed live, he was scouted by a producer who wanted to give him a record deal. Teddy refused, and instead, he sells his songs for other people to record and release. That's his main source of income!
The one and only time Teddy ever performed live, he was scouted by a producer who wanted to give him a record deal. Teddy refused, and instead, he sells his songs for other people to record and release. That's his main source of income!
Next to her, Jess was barely containing her glee. “We should probably go say hi.”
Next to her, Jess was barely containing her glee. “We should probably go say hi.”
Josie had been so lost in her conversation with Jess, she hadn’t noticed the men wandering away. Now, her eyes landed on Teddy, greeting a vaguely familiar figure.
It had been years, but she realised who he was with a jolt.
Josie had been so lost in her conversation with Jess, she hadn’t noticed the men wandering away. Now, her eyes landed on Teddy, greeting a vaguely familiar figure.
It had been years, but she realised who he was with a jolt.
“Oh, he knows I’d kill him if he did anything.”
“Yeah, well, just give me a call if he does. I’ll help you hide the body.”
Jess snorted, linking arms with her sister. “Why do I feel like you’re being serious?”
“Oh, he knows I’d kill him if he did anything.”
“Yeah, well, just give me a call if he does. I’ll help you hide the body.”
Jess snorted, linking arms with her sister. “Why do I feel like you’re being serious?”
“The photographers or the girls?”
“Both. Mainly the girls.”
Jess shrugged, looking surprisingly nonchalant. “I trust him. I have to. I’d go crazy if I didn’t.”
“The photographers or the girls?”
“Both. Mainly the girls.”
Jess shrugged, looking surprisingly nonchalant. “I trust him. I have to. I’d go crazy if I didn’t.”
“Never,” Teddy grinned. “I guess I'm gonna have to make an exception today.”
“Only today? 𝘖𝘶𝘤𝘩.”
“Yeah, we’ll see. Maybe you’ll convert me.” Teddy paused, scanning the vast hall. “D’you see them? I thought they’d be here waitin’.”
“Never,” Teddy grinned. “I guess I'm gonna have to make an exception today.”
“Only today? 𝘖𝘶𝘤𝘩.”
“Yeah, we’ll see. Maybe you’ll convert me.” Teddy paused, scanning the vast hall. “D’you see them? I thought they’d be here waitin’.”
Teddy breathed out, his heart rate beginning to settle. “So y’all are 𝘧𝘢𝘮𝘰𝘶𝘴 famous…”
Teddy breathed out, his heart rate beginning to settle. “So y’all are 𝘧𝘢𝘮𝘰𝘶𝘴 famous…”
Unphased by the gang that surrounded him, he posed for photos with a casual smirk that revealed years of experience in front of the camera. Sure that he’d given them what they wanted, he pushed through the crowd.
Unphased by the gang that surrounded him, he posed for photos with a casual smirk that revealed years of experience in front of the camera. Sure that he’d given them what they wanted, he pushed through the crowd.
Loaded down with heavy equipment bags, they moved in packs, brandishing cameras like weapons as they chased after people the children didn’t recognise, screaming their names, their flashes blinding even in the cool winter sunlight.
Loaded down with heavy equipment bags, they moved in packs, brandishing cameras like weapons as they chased after people the children didn’t recognise, screaming their names, their flashes blinding even in the cool winter sunlight.
Nothing could have prepared them for downtown Del Sol; the endless stream of traffic passing by with music blaring and horns honking, the bustling sidewalks packed with both tourists and locals. It was overwhelming.
Nothing could have prepared them for downtown Del Sol; the endless stream of traffic passing by with music blaring and horns honking, the bustling sidewalks packed with both tourists and locals. It was overwhelming.