Unwritten Harmony

Part 22 | War in Warsaw

The memories of our recent show in Budapest flashed through my mind, each moment etched with a mix of emotions. As I stood on the stage, belting out the lyrics and pouring my heart into the music, I couldn't help but feel a tinge of sadness that Lexi was positioned far away from me. It was as if the stage itself mirrored the distance that had been forced between us.

Yet, even in the midst of my performance, I found a glimmer of hope. I knew that Lexi and I weren't alone in this struggle. Her family lawyers were working tirelessly behind the scenes, exploring every avenue to help us break free from the constraints that Daniel and the management team had placed upon us.

Amid the sea of cheering fans, one particular sign caught my attention. It read, "We see what they're doing to our ship!" My heart swelled with gratitude as I locked eyes with the fan holding the sign. In that moment, I felt a powerful connection to our supporters, a reminder that our journey was shared, our bond unbreakable.

With a determined smile, I raised my hand and formed a heart shape with my fingers, sending a silent message of solidarity and love to the fan and to all those who stood by us. The crowd erupted in cheers, their energy fueling me as I continued to pour my heart and soul into the performance.

📱 Tour App Notification: Warsaw, Poland 🇵🇱

Check-in at Grand Palace Hotel: 2:00 PM 

Sightseeing and Exploring: 3:00 PM 🏛️🌆 

Meet & Greet with Contest Winners: 5:00 PM 🎉🤝 

Note: Be prepared for exciting interactions and memorable experiences during the meet & greet. Have a fantastic time in Warsaw! 🎤🎸

The meet and greet in Warsaw was both exhilarating and overwhelming. As we interacted with our enthusiastic fans, some were a bit more intense than others. Nicole and Stella were visibly taken aback by the fervor of some fans who seemed to be overly focused on Lexi and me.

A group of fans bombarded us with questions, expressing their obsession with our friendship and speculating about our relationship. It was a strange mix of excitement and discomfort. The temptation to address these questions was strong, but we knew we had to follow our management's instructions to avoid adding more fuel to the already blazing fire of our supposed ship.

During a break from the meet and greet, as we huddled together backstage, Stella's normally cheerful demeanor seemed a bit subdued. I nudged her playfully and teased, "Hey, Stell, what's got you looking like you just saw a ghost?"

Stella managed a weak smile but let out a sigh. "It's just... sometimes I can't help but feel like a background character in the Aria and Lexi Show. I mean, don't get me wrong, I love you guys, but it's like the whole world is obsessed with your every move."

Nicole chimed in with a laugh. "Well, Stell, it's true that they do make quite the dynamic duo. But hey, we're all in this band together, right?"

Lexi's protective instincts kicked in, and she gave Stella a reassuring pat on the back. "Stella, don't let that get to you. Aria and I never asked for all of this attention. It just... happened. We're here to make music and share our passion, just like you and Nicole."

I couldn't help but chime in, trying to lighten the mood. "Yeah, Stell, and who else is gonna keep us all in line with that killer bass of yours? Plus, think of all the cool bass solos you get to rock!"

As the meet and greet continued, it was evident that Stella's mood hadn't fully lifted. She seemed distant, lost in her thoughts, even as we interacted with fans. I caught her stealing glances at her phone, probably scrolling through something to take her mind off things.