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If only he could get some sort of personality out of Shae, except that of an awkward introvert who least of all needed or deserved a crowd.

If only he could get some sort of personality out of Shae, except that of an awkward introvert who least of all needed or deserved a crowd. Looking the part wasn’t enough. Even after Mona dressed him and did his hair and make-up so that he looked like a star, Shae didn’t come out of his shell. Mystery was all well and good in interviews, but on stage, he needed to be energetic and hold the audience in the palms of his hands.

Robert had never been so nervous in his life. It was make or break time.

The curtain twitched.

The curtain twitched. The words Spicy and Hyena split to reveal the show’s main attraction – heck, the main attraction of almost anything, ever.

Shae Kinnon stood in a spotlight in front of the backdrop of the massive face of a hyena, the band’s logo, dressed in tight black jeans and a glittery silver jacket left open to show off his physique.

There was no timidness, no insecurity, no hesitation. He was 100% rock star with music in his blood, showmanship in his bones and sex appeal on his skin.