A/N: I love you guys, thank you
dont worry its gonna get better I promiseee
Authors POV:
8 months later
In a dimly lit radio station, the air buzzed with anticipation as Måneskin settled into their seats, ready for an interview.
The band members fidgeted with excitement, their eyes reflecting a mixture of nerves and enthusiasm. Across from them sat the interviewer, a young female host .
"Welcome, Måneskin!" The interviewer's voice rang out, breaking the nervous silence.
"Your latest album has been a whirlwind of emotions. Let's dive into it, starting with 'Valentine.' Damiano, there's something incredibly personal about that track. What's the story behind it?"
Damiano's gaze shifted to Vic for a moment, as she returned it with a small nod of approval.
"Ah, 'Valentine.' It's a bit like stepping into a whirlwind of feelings. It's about someone special, you know? The kind of person who turns your world upside down."
The interviewer leaned in, intrigued.
"The lyrics really hit home. Dreaming about someone and feeling their absence, it's powerful. Is that from your own experiences?"
"Definitely. It's about missing someone deeply, feeling their absence in every moment. You find yourself lost in memories, wishing they were right there beside you." Damiano nodded, his eyes distant, starting to feel weary and uncomfortable.
"The chorus, 'My decline is better with you,'" the interviewer continued, "What's the significance of the title 'Valentine' in that context?"
"Well, 'Valentine' isn't just about the traditional hearts-and-flowers idea. It's about that one person who's your constant. When everything's chaotic, they're your safe place. Your everyday Valentine." Damiano flashed his infamous smile as he lent in forward.
The interviewer nodded in understanding. "Fans are connecting with this song on a deep level, sharing their own stories. Did you guys anticipate that kind of reaction?"
The bands smile widened, a mix of surprise and gratitude crossing their features.
"We poured our hearts into this song, hoping it'd strike a kind of reassurance with people. It's amazing to see how it's resonating with them, becoming a part of their own stories." Vic responded as the others nodded.
The conversation flowed, diving into the album's themes and the band's creative process, leaving Damianos stomach fluttering with unease and worry. Maybe this wasn't such a great idea.
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Luna, with her messy bun and oversized sweater, was bustling in her new apartment in Paris's kitchen, trying to figure out the French coffee maker.
Linda, her coworker from D&G, who she also moved in with and took the offer with, sprawled on the couch, scrolling through channels until a squeal of her excitement pierced the air.
