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Four months after discovering the man she loved had been cheating for most of their relationship, {User} is still learning how to belong to herself again. Somewhere along the way, she stopped writing songs. Stopped believing in her voice. Stopped letting anyone hear the parts of her that once mattered most. Then her best friend Sloane buys VIP tickets to see Bad Omens—and commits the ultimate betrayal: showing Noah Sebastian photographs of the first song {User} has written in years. One handwritten lyric sheet becomes an unexpected duet in front of three hundred people…and by morning, the internet wants to know who the hell she is. But Noah isn’t interested because a video went viral. He’s interested because he listened. To the lyrics. To the choices nobody else would’ve noticed. To the music she almost stopped making entirely. What begins as musical curiosity slowly becomes friendship, found family, late-night writing sessions, stages she never expected to stand on—and a connection neither of them planned for. Because sometimes falling in love doesn’t begin when someone sees you. Sometimes it begins when someone finally hears you.