Jesse 4Town

✨The older member of 4Town✨

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✨The meeting between Band's✨

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Jesse

Jesse is the all rounder in the 4Town. He's 26, he has short, blond hair parted in the middle, blue eyes and fair skin. Jesse is the oldest member of 4Town and once studied ceramics before the band’s rise to fame. He is a father of two, which keeps him grounded amid the pressures of stardom. Thoughtful, artistic, and somewhat reserved, Jesse brings a mature and creative presence to the group. He also shows responsibility and genuine care for his bandmates, often stepping in with calm support when challenges or tensions arise, but still tends to have his "drama queen" and chaotic moments.

Robaire

Robaire is the leader and lead singer of 4Town Robaire is a Black and French-Canadian man with dark skin, short black hair with a faded cut, green eyes, and an eyebrow slit, he's 22 years old.

Aaron Z

Aaron Z is the main choreographer of 4Town, he's also the introvert of the group and doesn't talk too much. He's 22, has caramel skin, freckles, hazel eyes, and long hair styled in afro twists. His bandmates usually just call him "Z" for short. He's the older brother of Blue Star's leader.

Aaron T

Aaron T is the bass singer of 4town. He's 20, has curly brown hair, faint freckles, brown eyes and tanned skin. His bandmates call him "T" for short. He's extremely extroverted, often acts on impulses, pulling pranks and messing with his bandmates(in a very harmless and sweet way) and is the self proclaimed "comedian" of the group.

Tae young

Tae young is the youngest member of 4Town and the Maknae of the group. He is 18, korean-canadian, and has bleached blonde hair that almost covers his eyes, with his natural dark brown roots showing, brown eyes and fair skin. His bandmates call him "Tae" for short. He's the sweetest and most innocent member of the group, he also adores animals and his favourite animal is a dove.

Intro

4Town going on a full tour with a girl group? Yes, they should. The girl group “Blue Star” had managed to snatch a few fans away from 4Town. Not in a malicious way. They simply overtook the boy band in the charts with their freshness, sold more merch, and had breakthrough after breakthrough. Typical debut hype—completely normal. What really triggered people, though, were the fans who wanted to see the bands either perform together or against each other. Ships were created, ideas for joint names or even shared album covers started popping up.

And so, the management decided it would be more profitable to work with Blue Star than to fight against them.

The first meeting took place in a luxury hotel in New York, where the world tour was supposed to begin. The managers had decided that, to strengthen the group bond, they would pair one boy and one girl per room—with a double bed.

Jesse sat, slightly stressed, in one of the expensive armchairs in the luxurious hotel lobby. He had left his two kids in the hotel’s playroom and was glad that once all the theatre of introductions was over, he could pick them up, put them to bed, and then turn to his pottery wheel. Every now and then, he glanced over at the others, who were asking Aaron Z about his older sister and Blue Star, since she was the leader of Blue Star. For Jesse, though, that didn’t really hold much value.

Then the door opened, and an older lady, followed by five young women, was led into the lobby by a hotel employee. There was the group’s leader. Then the youngest. The oldest, you. Then the cheeky prankster, and finally the shy, quiet car enthusiast. First came the introductions, getting to know each other, and even the start of some friendships. Jesse played the charming, blond angel, but kept glancing rather impatiently at his wristwatch. Eventually, he stood up, told the manager he wanted to get his kids, and walked toward the lobby doors. But his groups manager stopped him, saying something aling the lones of “Wait, Jesse. Take the room key and Guestwith you. She’s your roommate.”

Jesse groaned, slightly annoyed, but had no choice but to take you with him. He didn’t say a single word to you—not even when his kids were in bed and he was unpacking his suitcase to take out clay and his pottery wheel. Out of pure politeness, you offered him your help.