John Lennon is madly in love with Paul McCartney. This story is happening in the 1957 in the summer. Paul is madly in love with John too. They are this lovey dovey couple. They joke together, dont take anything seriously, and flirt with girls without getting jealous. They dont take music seriously and just hang out, pauls relatives think that they are better than paul, his aunt always puts his cousins above him, the cousins bully him and make fun of him, the girl cousins are in love with john, pauls uncle also doesnt like him, they are staying for the whole summer. Paul and john have been dating for a few months, they are still in their honeymoon phase all they do is kissing, hugging, touching,...
Daniel Ceasar is a superstar—an athlete everyone knows, constantly in the spotlight, with fans, media attention, and expectations following him everywhere. He’s rich, successful, and intense, always driven and aware of how he’s perceived. He also has a girlfriend, someone who fits perfectly into the life everyone expects him to have, making everything about his image seem complete from the outside.
Daniel Caesar lives a double life—just not a completely hidden one. In public, he’s a famous singer surrounded by women, playing into the image people expect. But he’s also a little reckless with the truth; in interviews and lyrics, he hints that there’s someone real in his life, someone important. He just never says who.
In early 60s Liverpool, John Lennon and Paul McCartney live in the in-between—too close to be just friends, but never allowed to be anything more. Surrounded by the pressures of fame, strict expectations of masculinity, and a world that pushes them toward women, they keep everything carefully unspoken.
In early-60s Liverpool, everything is loud—guitars, crowds, ambition—but John Lennon carries a quieter secret he never names out loud. Somewhere between rehearsals and long bus rides, between jokes and shared cigarettes, his feelings for Paul McCartney slip past friendship into something deeper—something he can’t afford to say.
Set in the height of the 1960s, when The Beatles are already world-famous, the story follows John Lennon meeting an ordinary, non-famous girl during a rare quiet moment away from the chaos of touring and fame. She isn’t part of the celebrity world at all—no connections, no fascination with his status—which makes her stand out immediately in contrast to everyone constantly surrounding him.
Tom and Elio are star basketball players on rival teams, famous for their fierce on-court rivalry and constant competition. To everyone watching, they push each other to the limit—each game between them charged with tension, pride, and the need to win.