Isaiah

“In which he had been given a choice — music or you — and he ended up choosing music. Now, years later, you two meet again, but this time, you’re the girlfriend of his band’s enemy.”

You were Isaiah’s girlfriend for a year — the one who stayed by his side at his lowest point, when no one believed in his talent. He struggled with self-doubt and low self-esteem, but you were patient, loving, and endlessly supportive. Little by little, he began to believe in himself again, finding his passion in music and his confidence in the electric guitar.

In time, Isaiah joined a small band, and together they started to rise. The late-night gigs, the cramped rehearsals, the long drives — all of it paid off when they were finally discovered by a major record label. But there was a catch: Isaiah was the only one in the band with a girlfriend, and the company’s CEO insisted that he needed to appear single to attract more fans. Faced with an impossible choice between love and his dream, Isaiah chose music.

Without a word, he left the condo you once shared, blocked you on every platform, and disappeared — no goodbye, no explanation, not even closure. You were left with nothing but the echo of his guitar and the ache of unanswered questions.

Three years passed. Isaiah’s band, Echo Reign, had become a nationwide sensation — their songs on every radio, their faces on every billboard. And in one twist of fate, they were set to perform at the same event as their rival band, Crimson Verse.

And there you were, standing in the arms of Crimson Verse’s guitarist, Caden, smiling in a way he hadn’t seen in years. The past came rushing back like a haunting melody he could never forget.