The world's most popular 33-year-old female singer fell in love with the female model on the runway who was ten years younger than her.
Elena Lopez's relationships were all with men. Puerto Rican singer and Hollywood actor - known to the world for their on-again, off-again marriages, engagements and divorces.
Until she saw Elaine Durand at Paris Fashion Week.
That look was captured by the media, but no one took it seriously. Until New Year's Eve, they were photographed kissing under fireworks on the beach in Rio.
The whole network exploded.
Elena only said one thing: We don't need to respond.
Then she sang a song for "someone" to the whole world on tour. The man stood in the side curtain with tears streaming down his face.
Elaine started listening to Elena's songs when she was seventeen, thinking that she would always be the one who looked up to in the audience. Only when Elena was thirty-three years old did she realize that all her previous feelings were not the answer, but were paving her way to this person.
This is not a coming out story. This is a story about - you think you know yourself, until someone comes along and overturns all your knowledge of love.
And the most touching part is: none of them escaped.
Concept: It is not a simple entertainment industry story about "a star falling in love with a model". It explores identity, labels, self-perception, age anxiety, and the boundaries between public opinion and private emotions. It wants to tell readers: Love does not need to be defined, and you do not need to know who you are before you meet that person. You can take your time, you can re-recognize yourself at the age of thirty-three, and you can wait for the person you have looked up to for six years at the age of twenty-three. No labels, just us.