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Kian Phelan
@lockandkian has set their status to:
yup
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I broke my jacket
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dressing rooms backstage
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Javi & Lucky
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hery gh0stwriter
yup
@lockandkian has set their outfit to:
I broke my jacket
@lockandkian has set their location to:
dressing rooms backstage
@lockandkian has mentioned:
n/a
@lockandkian has interacted with:
Javi & Lucky
@lockandkian has tagged:
hery gh0stwriter
The stage was a reprieve from the drama and Kian welcomed it with open arms.
Despite the blinding stage lights and the whistles and hollers of the crowd deafening his ears and the thump of music from the speakers against his chest, Kian could still cut through the tension with a knife. As each second passed, Kian became more and more convinced that Javi and Lucky were either going to slaughter each other or fall into some weird homoerotic hate makeout.
Was hate making-out a thing? People could hate fuck but hate making-out, was that possible? Would it be, like, hate foreplay? Or more like mildly annoyed foreplay, the predecessor to the better known hate fuck? You know, mildly annoyed f-
Oh right.
The music.
Honestly, despite the fact that the tangible tension was lingering over the stage like a cheap fog machine’s mist at a rave, JBN’s set went on without a hitch. The anger seemed to have no effect on Lucky’s singing or Javi’s shredding of his bass. Kian was fine as always, right at home with his guitar and the lyrics transcribed from a battered up dollar store notebook into musical finesse. He loved every second of it.
But the show eventually came to an end and his shelter kicked him out into the snow and promptly locked the doors. As Kian made his way off stage, forehead damp with sweat clinging to strands of messy brown hair, he braced for the inevitable crash that came after such a beautiful high.
“Guys…we fucking killed it out there. Those rifts were amazing and…” Lucky’s hand lifted towards Javi, but an angry blow never came. Instead, a few comforting pats. “That thing you did to close out Bang was awesome. We did it guys. This is just the beginning.”
“That… was fun… Obviously we’re the fucking best,” Kian hadn’t noticed Lucky’s arm around Javi’s shoulders until it was being shoved off.“The crowd lost their fucking shit. Imagine what would have happened if I really had ripped my shirt off.” Kian opened his mouth to speak but promptly shut it, instead flipping his guitar over his shoulder by the strap and taking a sip of water from his bottle. “You were fucking perfect, Kian,”
“Oh, um, thanks!” Kian managed after rather awkwardly gulping down the water. “We really did an awesome job. I got some good ideas for mixing our stuff too, based on what we did out there and how the crowd reacted. It’s gonna be killer.”
“Please tell me someone has some way of celebrating?” Lucky continued, Kian’s eyes lighting up slightly. Celebrating, now that was Kian’s middle name.
He couldn’t help the sigh of relief that fell from his lips as things seemed to cool down in the very brief silence. Maybe they had decided to put their differences aside for just one night, long enough to remember that they were friends and to just enjoy their time toge-
“Hope Jojo was somewhere in that crowd, ‘Sober Up’ was for her. Promised her I’d hang if we both ended up alone tonight.”
Whoop, there it is.
Javi laughed and Kian, well he wanted to crawl within himself and die. Wishful thinking was stupid, especially when it came to these two. Just like that, the momentary bliss and comfort of his friendships were gone.
“You know, for once I think I’ll pass on celebrating with something. I think I’ve had enough things inside my body for the day.” Javi’s eyes landed on Kian. “Unless you’re supplying.”
Kian’s wallet groaned in protest. Of course he had stuff, but it was his supply for the week and between rent and his stupid car needing stupid fucking gas, he couldn’t afford to buy more. But Lucky wanted to celebrate. And Javi wanted to celebrate. And, let’s be real, Kian’s mild high from his earlier line wasn’t enough to get him through the evening. It was just enough to keep the withdrawals away but Lucky was right. This was cause for celebration and one time wouldn’t hurt him. Just one night.
“Okay, fine. Come, follow me,” Kian caved, placing his guitar down on the stand by the amp.
He couldn’t just be handing shit out in the public eye, that was a great way to ruin a career. Instead, Kian pushed his way into the dressing room and locked the door firmly shut behind Lucky and Javi. Strolling over to his guitar case, Kian flipped open the lid and pulled back a piece of black felt covering a small black bag. Kian unzipped it and turned it upside down, the contents emptying out onto the vanity desk: two joints, a baggy of fine white powder, a few multicoloured pills, some other shit that Kian forgot what it was.
“There.” Kian said, gesturing to the table. “Pick your party poison.”
God, he just wanted this to be over. Please let it be over soon.
Despite the blinding stage lights and the whistles and hollers of the crowd deafening his ears and the thump of music from the speakers against his chest, Kian could still cut through the tension with a knife. As each second passed, Kian became more and more convinced that Javi and Lucky were either going to slaughter each other or fall into some weird homoerotic hate makeout.
Was hate making-out a thing? People could hate fuck but hate making-out, was that possible? Would it be, like, hate foreplay? Or more like mildly annoyed foreplay, the predecessor to the better known hate fuck? You know, mildly annoyed f-
Oh right.
The music.
Honestly, despite the fact that the tangible tension was lingering over the stage like a cheap fog machine’s mist at a rave, JBN’s set went on without a hitch. The anger seemed to have no effect on Lucky’s singing or Javi’s shredding of his bass. Kian was fine as always, right at home with his guitar and the lyrics transcribed from a battered up dollar store notebook into musical finesse. He loved every second of it.
But the show eventually came to an end and his shelter kicked him out into the snow and promptly locked the doors. As Kian made his way off stage, forehead damp with sweat clinging to strands of messy brown hair, he braced for the inevitable crash that came after such a beautiful high.
“Guys…we fucking killed it out there. Those rifts were amazing and…” Lucky’s hand lifted towards Javi, but an angry blow never came. Instead, a few comforting pats. “That thing you did to close out Bang was awesome. We did it guys. This is just the beginning.”
“That… was fun… Obviously we’re the fucking best,” Kian hadn’t noticed Lucky’s arm around Javi’s shoulders until it was being shoved off.“The crowd lost their fucking shit. Imagine what would have happened if I really had ripped my shirt off.” Kian opened his mouth to speak but promptly shut it, instead flipping his guitar over his shoulder by the strap and taking a sip of water from his bottle. “You were fucking perfect, Kian,”
“Oh, um, thanks!” Kian managed after rather awkwardly gulping down the water. “We really did an awesome job. I got some good ideas for mixing our stuff too, based on what we did out there and how the crowd reacted. It’s gonna be killer.”
“Please tell me someone has some way of celebrating?” Lucky continued, Kian’s eyes lighting up slightly. Celebrating, now that was Kian’s middle name.
He couldn’t help the sigh of relief that fell from his lips as things seemed to cool down in the very brief silence. Maybe they had decided to put their differences aside for just one night, long enough to remember that they were friends and to just enjoy their time toge-
“Hope Jojo was somewhere in that crowd, ‘Sober Up’ was for her. Promised her I’d hang if we both ended up alone tonight.”
Whoop, there it is.
Javi laughed and Kian, well he wanted to crawl within himself and die. Wishful thinking was stupid, especially when it came to these two. Just like that, the momentary bliss and comfort of his friendships were gone.
“You know, for once I think I’ll pass on celebrating with something. I think I’ve had enough things inside my body for the day.” Javi’s eyes landed on Kian. “Unless you’re supplying.”
Kian’s wallet groaned in protest. Of course he had stuff, but it was his supply for the week and between rent and his stupid car needing stupid fucking gas, he couldn’t afford to buy more. But Lucky wanted to celebrate. And Javi wanted to celebrate. And, let’s be real, Kian’s mild high from his earlier line wasn’t enough to get him through the evening. It was just enough to keep the withdrawals away but Lucky was right. This was cause for celebration and one time wouldn’t hurt him. Just one night.
“Okay, fine. Come, follow me,” Kian caved, placing his guitar down on the stand by the amp.
He couldn’t just be handing shit out in the public eye, that was a great way to ruin a career. Instead, Kian pushed his way into the dressing room and locked the door firmly shut behind Lucky and Javi. Strolling over to his guitar case, Kian flipped open the lid and pulled back a piece of black felt covering a small black bag. Kian unzipped it and turned it upside down, the contents emptying out onto the vanity desk: two joints, a baggy of fine white powder, a few multicoloured pills, some other shit that Kian forgot what it was.
“There.” Kian said, gesturing to the table. “Pick your party poison.”
God, he just wanted this to be over. Please let it be over soon.