Change My Mind

At nineteen, Sophie has always lived quietly-the kind of girl who slips into the background, observes more than she speaks, and keeps most of her life tucked safely inside her notebooks. All of that changes when an unexpected opportunity pulls her into the orbit of a rising British band and their unpredictable, magnetic world.

From the moment she steps into their life of late-night studio sessions, backstage chaos and hotel corridors that never really sleep, Sophie is forced out of hiding. The band is nothing like the glossy image on their posters. Behind the spotlight there's a charming frontman who's far more perceptive than he lets on, a joker who masks vulnerability with pranks, a quiet soul wrestling with his own storms, a steady "dad" of the group who never quite lets himself lean on anyone, and a sunshine troublemaker who doesn't seem to take anything seriously-until it suddenly matters.

As the tour moves from city to city, lines start to blur. Between work and friendship. Between observation and belonging. Between the story Sophie is supposed to capture and the one she is actually living. With rumours swirling online, a demanding manager watching their every move, and old wounds slowly resurfacing, she has to decide what she's willing to risk-her heart, her dream, maybe even her place in their world.
Because you can't stay invisible forever, not when the spotlight finally turns your way. And sometimes the story you're meant to tell is the one that might break you open.

"Change My Mind" is a story about stepping into the unknown, finding your voice, and discovering the people who shift your world - sometimes gently, sometimes all at once. A quiet, tender coming-of-age romance about identity, trust, found family, and the kind of connection that forces you to face who you are, and who you might become.