We Can Leave It All Behind
Don't you dare close your eyes
The energy of the crowd was incredible. Vero felt like she could practically absorb it into her veins and let it mix with the adrenaline. Being on the other side of the barrier was so much more incredible than being where all the other fans were.
Andy had told Ashley to leave Vero in the space between the barrier and the stage. Neither of them had any idea as to why.
But Andy had a plan. He wanted to show Vero how much he cared for her. He wanted to serenade her. Her would sit by the edge of the stage and sing The Mortician's Daughter to her. He knew it was one of her favorite songs and it was sure to make her cry, even though Vero wasn't very emotional to begin with.
She heard the fans screaming and shouting the boys' names which made her assume that the guys had walked out on stage. Sure enough, when she looked up, she saw Andy looking out into the crowd, a huge smile across his face, beaming.
Vero knew that Andy loved nothing in the world as much as performing. She could see it in his eyes. She could tell by the way he let his soul pour out onto the stage. His passion cleansed him of his anxiety about haters, his nervousness about going out in front of so many people and drove his ambition.
Even though Andy had been a performer for so long, he still got the tingling of nerves in his stomach. Even though he was so confident, he still got anxiety about the amount of people in the world who, for some reason, hated his band. But this moment, right before he went onto the stage, hearing the fans chant the band name and scream out his name, that was the moment he lived for every night.
He saw Vero smiling out into the crowd, looking at everyone's excited faces. She was excited, the crowd was excited, the boys were excited, it would be a good night. Right?
After about the third song, the boys were going into their next song and the crowd went crazy. The next song was going to be Andy's serenade and he could feel the anticipation growing with each second that passed.
Suddenly, there was shriek as the amp on the opposite side Vero was on started sparking. Everyone's attention was drawn over there as the tech's tried to fix it. And then the amp next to Vero began to tip towards her. Someone else screamed and Vero looked up to see the amp falling onto her. She closed her eyes and let the weight of the amp crush her fragile body. She could still hear everything going on around her, but all she could see was black.
She could hear various security guards trying to lift the amp off her lifeless body. She heard fans buzzing about if she would be alright. And as the amp was being lifted off her body, she heard the one voice she had been waiting to hear.
"Vero! Vero, wake up! It's Andy!" His voice was full of urgency.
She tried to open her eyes but she couldn't. She wanted to see his face but her mind wouldn't allow her to.
"Vero, please! Wake up! Vero!"
Vero, wake up. Vero. Wake up.
Andy had told Ashley to leave Vero in the space between the barrier and the stage. Neither of them had any idea as to why.
But Andy had a plan. He wanted to show Vero how much he cared for her. He wanted to serenade her. Her would sit by the edge of the stage and sing The Mortician's Daughter to her. He knew it was one of her favorite songs and it was sure to make her cry, even though Vero wasn't very emotional to begin with.
She heard the fans screaming and shouting the boys' names which made her assume that the guys had walked out on stage. Sure enough, when she looked up, she saw Andy looking out into the crowd, a huge smile across his face, beaming.
Vero knew that Andy loved nothing in the world as much as performing. She could see it in his eyes. She could tell by the way he let his soul pour out onto the stage. His passion cleansed him of his anxiety about haters, his nervousness about going out in front of so many people and drove his ambition.
Even though Andy had been a performer for so long, he still got the tingling of nerves in his stomach. Even though he was so confident, he still got anxiety about the amount of people in the world who, for some reason, hated his band. But this moment, right before he went onto the stage, hearing the fans chant the band name and scream out his name, that was the moment he lived for every night.
He saw Vero smiling out into the crowd, looking at everyone's excited faces. She was excited, the crowd was excited, the boys were excited, it would be a good night. Right?
After about the third song, the boys were going into their next song and the crowd went crazy. The next song was going to be Andy's serenade and he could feel the anticipation growing with each second that passed.
Suddenly, there was shriek as the amp on the opposite side Vero was on started sparking. Everyone's attention was drawn over there as the tech's tried to fix it. And then the amp next to Vero began to tip towards her. Someone else screamed and Vero looked up to see the amp falling onto her. She closed her eyes and let the weight of the amp crush her fragile body. She could still hear everything going on around her, but all she could see was black.
She could hear various security guards trying to lift the amp off her lifeless body. She heard fans buzzing about if she would be alright. And as the amp was being lifted off her body, she heard the one voice she had been waiting to hear.
"Vero! Vero, wake up! It's Andy!" His voice was full of urgency.
She tried to open her eyes but she couldn't. She wanted to see his face but her mind wouldn't allow her to.
"Vero, please! Wake up! Vero!"
Vero, wake up. Vero. Wake up.
Notes
Next chapter is the last one but based on what I have planned, I bet you all are going to be screaming at me for a sequel.A special thanks to:
-Kvengeance
-goforth115
-JINXXismyHero_Love_Him_Forever
-I'm Just Jinxxed
-BVBLOVER999
-Avenged foREVer
@thatscalledyes
Oh, ok.
3/26/14