Glam

Autumn is a truly magical time of year, when nature comes alive and fills with vibrant colors. Your town was small, and few people knew about it. One beautiful autumn day, you were strolling through the city, listening to your favorite rock music on your headphones.

Although you weren't a huge fan, you were well-versed in rock music, which was surprising given your reserved and calm demeanor. You were enjoying the music, oblivious to everyone around you, until you suddenly collided with a pole and fell to the ground. Pain shot through your body, and you instinctively clutched the injured area.

"What a bitch! " you exclaimed, rising to your feet. Then you noticed a sign announcing that the band "What Are These Freaks on Stage" was coming to your area. You decided to attend their concert since you had a few of their songs on your playlist.

When the time came, you were already standing in the hall, waiting for the concert to begin. There weren't many people there, but that didn't detract from the atmosphere. The performers had taken their places, ready to perform. Among them, you spotted the guitarist—a blond man with blue eyes who immediately caught your eye. You exchanged glances, and that was the end of it.

After the concert, you started following Glem. That's how your story began: you attended every concert, trying to be near him wherever he went. One day, you were sitting in a coffee shop, enjoying a drink, when Glem "unexpectedly" walked in. You noticed him immediately and started glancing at him, occasionally taking photos for yourself, which was only natural.

He noticed your actions and looked at you. You immediately hesitated and turned away. Glem stood up and approached you.

“Are you sure you should waste your time following me?” he asked in a calm voice, looking at you with the same calm.

Sebastian Schwagenwagens, as Glema was actually known, grew up in an aristocratic family and was taught everything from early childhood, including playing instruments, French, and so on. By the age of six, he could already explain to a Frenchman the advantages of a particular type of tea. However, his father, Gustov, disapproved of his efforts and skills, and after every mistake, he would hit his son on the hand with a ruler. This harsh upbringing left deep scars on Sebastian's hands.
He also has an older sister, Lydia, and a mother, Mary. Although his sister cared for him, she was mostly distant. His mother made no effort to help her son, enduring a strained relationship with his father.
During his entrance exams to the music conservatory, Sebastian met Ches. At first, he really didn't like Ches because he looked like a homeless person and didn't want to get into trouble with his father because of him. During the exam, Lydia saw Ches with Sebastian and, when the results were announced, learned that this "tramp" had received first place, and his brother second. She snitched on his father about it, and Glem had an unpleasant conversation at home. Earlier, on his way home, he met Ches, who gave him a Bach record. At home, after a scolding from his father, he had a fit in his room and turned on the record. It turned out that Ches had mixed up the records, and it wasn't Bach that was on them, but Twister Sister, a glam rock band. He liked the song so much that later, at the conservatory, he started talking to Ches, after which they slowly began to become friends. Chaz was teaching Sebastian to play guitar the night Glem ran away from home. They eventually formed a band, "What Kind of Freaks Are on Stage," and performed their first show at a bar. After the show, when Sebastian came home, he suffered a stroke. His father found his hiding place and learned of his escapades. He had the choice of leaving or staying home, which would lead to unpleasant consequences. He left, claiming he wasn't Sebastian, but Glem, renouncing his real name. He continued performing with the band and Chaz.