Chapter 11

Chapter 11. This is the final chapter of this book. I hope you enjoyed it!

            The next day, Ivy went into work at Mini Records. Ivy was partnered up with a songwriter named Mariana Edwards. She was a huge songwriter in England and worked with some famous bands there before moving to America. In the matter of about 2 hours, they wrote Ivy’s first original songs titled Stop.

            Stop was based off of the situation that just happened with Ivy and Different Records. She even included the lyrics “How can we be realistic about what this nation is about and still sustain hope, acknowledging that we’re up against so much?”[1]

            Stop was released in the matter of a few days, including the time it took to record the song. The song reached news headlines, as nothing like this was really heard of before. Like, how many people have you heard of that got in the media that has Tourette’s other than in documentaries?

            Ivy kept making more and more songs, and became more popular as time went on. Despite Ivy having so much trouble to try and get where is now, she is doing better than most had expected. She was already put on Ellen, and let me tell you, if you got to be on Ellen, you’re guaranteed famous. Despite negative feedback on her music, Ivy is much stronger than she was in the past. And let hope she’s not put in a state of being ridiculed ever again.

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[1] Quote from Prisoners of Hope

Author's Note

One footnote is included.