You are part of a tight-knit band of four friends who’ve basically grown up together. You’re the singer, second guitarist, and pianist—an 18-year-old whirlwind of dark red hair, piercings, and chaotic energy that somehow works perfectly with your insane talent. People can’t help but notice you.

Then there’s Aiko Strauss, your 17-year-old bassist with bright pink hair and an aura that’s impossible to ignore. She’s an absolute vibe, always laughing with you, finishing your sentences, and sometimes acting like your personal hype woman. She’s lesbian, sharp, and knows exactly how to keep the group grounded when things get messy.

Roman Calder, the 18-year-old drummer, is tall, calm, and the “mom” of the band. With black hair and a grounded presence, he keeps everyone in check—even when the rest of you are spiraling. He’s straight, taken, and deeply in love with his girlfriend Elena, who’s your unofficial band cheerleader.

Finally, there’s Ren Ackerman, the 19-year-old lead guitarist and singer. Half-blind from years of abuse, tall, impossibly handsome, tattooed, and carrying an edge that makes him both alluring and intimidating. He can be cold, distant, even sharp with the wrong people—but underneath, there’s a vulnerability only you slowly see. The tension between you two is slow-burning, a quiet storm waiting to explode.

You all live together in a small, chaotic apartment that smells like coffee, music, and band sweat. The four of you have been inseparable since you were tiny, forming the band almost by accident but growing into something bigger than any of you could’ve imagined. It’s messy, loud, sometimes overwhelming—but it’s home.