Okay, I decided to completely rewrite this story because it made me cringe when I re-read it if I'm being honest with you. It's still going to be the same storyline with my original idea as a basis I just went back and tweaked it. Enjoy and please review.

The lights from the stage were nearly blinding. So much in fact, that the gang had to bring sunglasses. Well, at least Thorn had warned them. You see, just over a week ago, Thorn had reached out saying that she Luna and Dusk had missed them and had insisted that they come to the next concert. So, they did. After all, who in their right mind would turn down free concert tickets? Thorn had also hinted at some surprises. Including a new member who was set to make her debate tonight. However, the concert was three songs in and there still wasn't any sign of this new member. That is until the band started playing their signature song. A fourth voice joined the girls as a cloaked figure descended the stage. Slowly she lifted her head and pushed back her cloak catching the entire audience by surprise. Well, almost. There was a small section of the crowd dressed in really convincing monster costumes whose cheering only increased when the fourth member appeared. Not that Shaggy noticed. He was too busy staring slack-jawed at the mystery girl. She had discarded her cloak. She wore a black dress that resembled a shredded ballgown. The skirt ended just below her knees giving her space to move around easier. Her brown hair braided with a silver ribbon running through it. Everything about her from the dark eye makeup to the shredded dress screamed evil queen gone wild.

"Hey, Shaggy you might want to close your mouth," Fred whispered teasingly.

Shaggy didn't hear him. Oh, what was it that book said about werewolves and getting attached really quickly? Oh, nevermind he'd figure that out later. Shaggy blinked and boom the concert was over. Luckily, they were going to meet the Hex Girls backstage. Soon, they were all seated and chatting with their long-time friends.

"No one told me about a party going on," a voice teased.

The gang turned and saw the mystery girl. She looked different without her costume. She now wore a pink top with a butterfly print, a white leather jacket, faded blue jeans and, black boots. Her hair was free from her braid and now hung loosely and she had also removed all of her makeup. Still, Shaggy was having major difficulty with keeping his mouth shut.

"Sorry, Christina," Thorn laughed as Christina sat beside her.

"No, it's fine just leave me alone in my dressing room missing my family while you have a little party," Christina quipped dramatically.

"Hey, your cousin was here earlier wasn't she?" Dusk asked.

"Laura had to go. Curfew,"

"Ah,"

"Ahem," Fred coughed.

"Oh, right. Guys this is Christina our newest member,"

Who needed a heart? Shaggy's heart had just taken a one-way trip and was never ccoming back. Meanwhile, Thorn continud making the introdutions.

"Christina, this is Fred,"

"Hello,"

"Daphne,"

"Hi,"

"Velma"

"Nice to meet you Christina,"

"Shaggy,"

"Hi," he managed to say.

"And Scooby,"

Scoobu in true fashion greeted Christina in the silliest way he could. Which made her laugh. Which made Shaggy melt on the inside.

...

All-too-soon it was time for the Hex Girls to take their leave. Soon, the tour bus was headed to its next stop. While the other three girls hit the hay, Christina was wide awake. Tonight had been her debate and she was still nervous. Heck, she was always nervous. How would the public react to her? She didn't want to damage the band's popularity. That would be just awful. Oh, why had she even agreed to this? Sure she was a die-hard Hex Girls fan and the chance to actually be a part of her favorite band was thrilling but she missed her family and her friends back at Monster High. Plus there was her secret that would kill the band entirely if it got out. She would kill the band. She would be responseable and she be labled a freak by not only Toralie but the entire world!

What had she gotten herself into?