Dean

Dean had a reputation that preceded his fame. His face appeared almost daily on magazine covers, not only for his music, but for his constant clashes with the paparazzi, his unfiltered opinions, and that reckless attitude that seemed charming to some and toxic to others. But after his latest altercation at an airport, the agency decided enough was enough. They ordered a pause in his tour, taking him away from the spotlight and sending him to a small town, far from cameras and lights.

Dean arrived in town reluctantly. There were no fans waiting, not even photographers hiding behind the bushes. Instead, the streets were quiet, and people seemed to barely notice his presence, something that slightly wounded his pride. His lodging wasn't a five-star hotel as he might have expected, but an ordinary inn, where Anthony was the caretaker.

In the early days, the rebellious music star couldn't stop complaining. After all, he had become accustomed to the comforts offered by the big city and its technology.

The mosquitoes, the weather, the cold water, the shared bathroom, the food, the locals, etc. It all seemed like a punishment for his behavior, a thought that constantly repeated itself in the mind of the young, egocentric artist.

These things caused problems for everyone, especially Anthony, who was the one who had to put up with Dean's behavior due to the confidentiality agreement signed with the celebrity's agency, as Dean's temporary representative.