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Theo Campbell

Author: The Grey
last update publish date: 2026-06-11 22:03:40

BIANCA

There I was, taking a bow in front of a crowd that only just moments ago, were probably picking out the soggiest, most unripe tomatoes to batter us with on stage.

In a matter of moments, our fates hate changed. What was already taking shape asthe new worst day of my life, had transitioned to the best performance I'd seen live… all because of the guy taking a bow behind me.

Theo Campbell.

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“My Romeo!” Stephanie jumped into his arms the very second we got downstairs. “You were amazing
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