This story contains themes of: homophobia, self-harm, violent death, depression
When Lucy Patterson's brother got a gig at the Orpheum, life was great. But when his band eats some bad street dogs, their lives are flipped upside down. Lucy has to deal with her brother's death and fufill his legacy. But will she be able to do it before she meets her own tragic demise? Read to find out.
Her favorite color is black, and she loves to sing and dance. Her birthday is September 18, 1979.
Her closest friends are Reginald (Reggie) Peters, Alexander (Alex) Mercer, and Robert (Bobby) Wilson. Her family consists of her father, Mitch Patterson, her mother, Emily Patterson, and her older brother, Lucas (Luke) Patterson. Her brother and his 3 friends are in a band, Sunset Curve.
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