y o u t u b e. - [fierrochase]

chapter one

ALEX ;

"Hey everyone! It's fiercefierro, but y'all know me as Alex!" She said instantly as the live button went on. Greeting the tons of viewers that have already tuned in, and is watching her across the screen at the moment. She quickly fiddled with her hair as she smiled cockily, like she always does when on camera.

"Today, I've dressed in some new clothes I've bought in some shop at the mall." She said as she picked up the camera and headed her way in front of a mirror—smiling as she posed in a bunch of ways just to showcase the outfit. "This shirt is so versatile, it's supposed to be a turtle neck, but it can also be an off-shoulder blouse." She said as she smirked when she realized the similarity. "Wanna know what else changes? My fucking gender. 'Cause I'm gender fluid and fucking awesome." She laughed at herself when her eyes flew to a comment.

Keen Mallory says: that shirt's like an Alex

"Yes, Keen. It is like me." She said as she moved the camera towards her face. "Now who's ready to haunt some baes?" She asked herself more than she had the viewers. Alex wasn't all that great of a YouTuber, just loved sharing her own opinions and actually having to deal with something she can do—like comedy and rebellion against something she doesn't even know is real or not. She wasn't great, she was just happy and enjoying everything she does with this whole YouTube thing. Started off from watching some people, then buying a camera—then a microphone, doing some skits and reactions.

She didn't expect to go big with 6M subscribers, or anything for that matter. She just did some gay things on and off, and made fun of herself and other things for that matter. She didn't know something so joyous would actually make her some money.

The comments flooded.

GO HUNNY

YAS KWEEN/KING

BE SAFE OK

LOVE U

AAAAAAAAAH

And she didn't expect all these people actually giving a shit about everything she does. She usually doesn't give a fuck about what other people think of her—still doesn't, actually—but knowing so many people actually watched her in many ways, hearing her voice, hearing her speak of many things. That got her all riled up and fussy and she didn't know what to do at first, but got used to it anyway.

"Well, let's go then!"