Fan Books Novels & Stories

Emily cut in. "Shut up" Vivian said and turned back to Isabella. "Its not my fault that I thought that night after the party would turn to something more. Anyways I ran into him at the bar and he said it was just a fling and he had no interest in starting anything serious. Anyways it doesn't matter. I really don't care. I'm just telling you because birds of a feather flock together, and you just gotta be careful. Because one minute you might be moving in with Samson and making all these big plans and decisions together, and he will just wake up one morning, and to hell with everything. You can't trust these Men nowadays "

Mike said then he showed his phone to us. It was a F******k group for Allison's fans here in the Philippines. Since we got dummy accounts for her, we also use these accounts to join her fans and see their plans for Alli. It's also our way of protecting her, in case these fans are planning something outrageous. I heard that some fans became obsessive about the artist. One fan killed an artist for a lame reason. Since Alli is somehow a celebrity or influencer, we join this group to protect her.

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"I'll repeat. What the fuck?" "It's a fan account," Sabrina explained. "I told you I have guy and girl fans, right? Well, I don't know who it is, but someone has decided to start this account and is roleplaying as... well, as you? But it's actually more from the perspective of your penis. Look at the first few posts."

Kira knows dwelling on the topic may make her out herself, so she’s shutting down any follow-up questions. However, she has underestimated my determination. "What was your school life like?" Her eyes narrow in the slightest before she regains her composure. "Are you planning to write a book about me, sir?" The innocence in her tone makes me chuckle. "Nothing as intricate as that notebook you scribble in. Maybe you could show it to me for writing lessons?" Her cheeks redden. "That’s a diary." Now I’m more curious to know what she writes. "Are you asking all this because you still need me to be your fake fiancée?" she asks.

They wandered through the aisles, running their fingers along spines that held countless worlds within their pages. Emily's eyes sparkled with excitement as she plucked a weathered book from the shelf. "Liam, look at this," she exclaimed, her voice filled with wonder. "It's a collection of love letters from different eras. Each page holds the raw emotions of someone's heart."

The sense of unity in the fan club has become stronger. Amelia didn't lie, she could tell Sebastian's concerns. Sometimes fire just means a lot of gossip. If you have a lot of fans, you need to manage them well, don't let them attack others, and also tell them not to be bullied. Some unknowns just want to ride on the coattails. "Casually bumping into each other is no big deal," Amelia looked at the data and realized most of it still pointed to her brother. Fans couldn't speak. Once fans speak, they are considered uncultured, rude, and brainless.

I smiled up at him and he smiled back. Jace suddenly looked as if he had remembered something important. He reached to his side and handed me a little book. It had a picture of Batman and Robin on the front, though Robin was stroking Batman's arm. I smiled confusingly and continued to glance at the cover. I saw a little name in the corner of the page. It read Melanie Rose. I chuckled once. "Did you know that she and her friends told me today that they're officially our fangirls?" I asked Jace. He laughed.

Groaning, I give up asking, and fish out my phone instead, as I am putting in the password, Abed’s voice halts me, “Some of your fans, banded together, they created a fan site that sends out a rebate tweet per second, fighting for you online, and as well as in person, although that was a recent development, to combat the people who started the fire, and they are doing more than your publicist, or your entire team has done. They have even gone as far as fighting with your team.” The new information astounds me, I never thought I would have people fighting for me, people who didn’t even know me.

Over time, I’ve managed to sort them into three very specific categories: Casual fans, enthusiastic fans, and super psycho fans. The casual fans are chill. They like his movies, maybe follow him on I*******m, but couldn’t care less who he’s dating or what shampoo he uses. Bless their calm little hearts. Then there are the enthusiastic fans—these ones feel spiritually bonded to Leo. They’ve seen every film (thrice), camp out for premiere tickets, and probably have a fan account with "Knight" in the username. Alyssa used to be in this category. Unfortunately, enthusiastic fans usually transition to SUPER PSYCHO fans. I call them the deranged and dangerous.