Groupie Novels & Stories

"Hello? Cousin, you are the owner of the VIP fan group of Shannon's support group, aren't you? Do me a little favor, and I'll buy you a handbag." "No problem!" On the phone, her cousin agreed happily. Five minutes later, Anna answered the phone with satisfaction and quietly left. "Finally!" Naomi stared at the new VIP fan group that had appeared on the phone and sighed in relief. As soon as she joined the group, she was tagged by the group owner. Group admin: [@IamGreen, please change your group nickname using the format XX loves Shannon XX.] "What?" Naomi stared at the disgusting naming format, feeling uncomfortable.

“I’m just an invisible witness, and I almost don’t speak in the group. I only lurk among them from time to time in order to get my hands on some gossip that even news reporters can’t find out.” Maisie’s curiosity was piqued, so she picked up her cell phone and raised her eyebrows slightly. “Why don’t you invite me into the group too?” Ryleigh’s smile gradually disappeared as it turned into shock. Ryleigh invited Maisie into the group. The group was named “The Single Ladies of Bassburgh” and about 100 women were there. Maisie changed her username to Alice. Since Ryleigh had invited her into the group, the other ladies did not have any doubts. Some of them only thought that her username “Alice

Some were holding umbrellas, and there were four or five individuals handling luggage. The petite assistant in the front was multitasking, carrying bags, water, and fruits, looking like she wanted to transform into a superhero. Their entourage included someone wearing sunglasses, showcasing two dazzling long legs. The coat draped over their shoulders, and their hair was dyed in golden hues. Apparently, this woman was a member of a girl group. As expected, Catherine whispered beside Oriel, "This is Rose, who gained fame solely based on her looks and has captured the hearts of countless male fans. You should establish a good relationship with her, you know."

Haley stared at her phone while her insides twisted up. Her first reaction was to text the other girls. There weren't a lot of women employed by Aegis Group. Security was a hard field. It wasn't something many women gravitated to. Which was why Haley and the others all thought it was important to stay in contact. The chat had begun as a sort of loose affiliation of individuals. And over the last five years, they'd become the best of friends who rarely saw each other. Lately everyone had been on Haley's case since she brought up potentially leaving.

It had been a week since Noah lost his job at Button Boss and ended up becoming Jessica's assistant. On his first day of work as an assistant, the photo shoot models came from a top Korean boy group called P13R (read: PIER). It was said that the name meant “Thirteen for Perfection and Rarity.”

She wore a ring on her finger, signifying her status, and her eyes sparkled with genuine interest. "I am Lena from the women's group," she introduced herself. Her tone was gentle, inviting, and I found myself relaxing slightly in her presence. "I don't know what that is," I admitted, feeling a bit embarrassed by my lack of knowledge. "Oh, you see, the women's group is a gathering of the wives and significant others of the shareholders in your husband's company," she explained patiently. "We organize events, support charitable causes, and generally help each other navigate the complexities of our roles."

Queenie held her cheeks in surprise. ETM was a girl group that was all the rage recently. Queenie adored them. Who knew that she would be able to see them in person today? Darryl chuckled at Queenie for being so excited. There was a crowd in the mall and loud music was playing too. It seemed like the group was currently performing. Lily exclaimed, “I like ETM too! They have good songs!” Queenie pulled Lily’s hand and said, “You like them too? Let’s go! We might be able to get an autograph!”

The money was not and I always knew that, but it was convenient for me that they continued to see me as a stupid blind woman who did not look beyond her nose. “Eddy Collins, Nick Collins, Dean Funes, Caleb Dash, Trevor Williams, Nathan Dane, Ryder Hayes, Courtney Marshall, even Thomas Napoli,” I mentioned them all. A small group of crazy people who manage themselves. It is strange and they ask me not to be suspicious. He smiled and patted my shoulder. —Aria Winter and Angie Graham are also part of us.