Iconic

I can hear the deafening thunder of the crowd the first time the woman of my dreams walked out on stage.
Lottie isn't to be blamed for what happened, not America's sweetheart. Not the ray of sunshine that peaks over the Grand Tetons in the morning.
No, it was me who wrote the greatest love songs, all stolen words by my own shortcomings.
When Alma Wyatt became Lottie Lovell, the world went crazy, but I was the first to fall in love.

This is as much her story as it is mine.

This is a story of how it became ours; we shared too much with the world and let the consequences ruin her.
The world knew her as Lottie, but to me, she would always be Alma, my home.

Alma wasn't above forgiveness, but she internalized the betrayal, and I couldn't shake the memories out of her heartbreak.

I never believed Alma when she said this was the last love song she would ever write, but lyrics like hers make our love iconic, even while watching her soul fade.

Before we were big names, we fell in love's chaos, and I chose our secret vows over her.
It all started with a song, and I knew eventually it had to end with one as well.

ICONIC: The Last Love Song is an angsty, friends to lovers, slow burn Rockstar romance.
18+ Mature Content, Explicit Language and Sexual Scenes, Abuse, and Violence.