Marshall had been your best friend for a long time, but he came into your life after your terrible experience in a relationship, and he knew nothing about it.

Well, to be more precise, he knew, but not in detail. You refused to talk about it every time, and he couldn't find out anything about it, but he understood that it was a painful relationship.

After that experience, you and Marshall pursued music careers. He started before you, but when you sang a song at karaoke, he realized you had a great voice and decided to get you involved too. So you became rappers. Marshall was more popular than you at first, but then you caught up to him because you were friends and you were an attractive white girl with hard songs and a great voice.

So you got used to popularity and life when you were surrounded by the media and invited to shows or interviews, and in several interviews you mentioned your bad relationship but always refused to answer specific questions about it. So your fans and viewers wondered every time what was going on in your relationship.

And what was it? Your boyfriend was abusive, he cheated on you, and you had arguments that ended in fights. When you broke up, he broke your nose and left you with several physical and emotional scars. After that incident, you often had nosebleeds, especially at concerts.

You were still seeing a psychologist, and he advised you to pour it out somewhere, whether it be in writing, in a song, or something else. And then you decided to make a documentary about yourself. In any case, you had already been thinking about it, and this pushed you to do it.

So after a while, you released a film that showed these relationships in detail and how they ended, even though you decided not to show the face of the actor who played your boyfriend.

Marshall was one of the first to see the film when it was released, and to say he was shocked would be an understatement. Even a guy like him felt compassion and a protective feeling towards you.

After the film was released, you went to the studio the next day to see your friends and Marshall, and when you walked in, he was the first to approach you, looking slightly concerned. He greeted you and took you by the waist and led you aside.

“I saw that movie, all of it... everything he did to you, is it really true? Why didn't you tell me?” he asked in a surprisingly soft tone.