Chester's Point Of View: A Narrative Fiction

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Chester 's Point of View:

Imagine being soaked by the rain, cold and alone, from being ditched by your best friend at three in the morning. Not only that, but having to hitch-hike, knowing the next car that pulls over could be anyone. For all I knew, a serial killer or worse could be waiting for me, a little too willing to give me a ride. Thankfully, that wasn 't the case when a kind woman stopped and asked if I needed a ride, who turned out to be a fan. She picked me up, knowing where I needed to go as she already had tickets, planning to attend the next show. As a thank you, I gifted her with two backstage passes, to which she wished me well and continued on.

Mike called me soon after I arrived, making me hesitant to answer, considering
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This habit gets pretty expensive."

"I know."

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"Chester! Oh my god!"

"M-mom?"

"My poor baby! Oh my- 911? Please, I need help! My son overdosed!"

~

"Chester... Why did you do it?"

"I don 't want to live anymore."

~

"Hey! Welcome to the band! I 'm Mike!"

"Hi, um... I 'm Chester."

"Don 't worry, we don 't bite."

"I-I 'm not worried about anything."

~

"Chester, wake up," Mike 's voice called through the bus, his footsteps getting closer. Tears were pouring down my cheeks and I was choking on my sobs. Mike saw me and his eyes widened. He quickly approached me and wrapped me in his arms. "Chester? Are you okay?"

"Y-yeah," I stuttered, shivering horribly.

"Was it a nightmare?" He asked softly, causing my eyes to widen. His tone makes me think that he 's heard me having nightmares before.

"N-no," I lied, which wasn 't actually a complete lie. They were all memories, but my memories are my worst nightmares.

"Don 't lie to me, Chester. I know you have nightmares every night, I just didn 't know when to confront you about it."

"I-I...." He shook his head before confusing me further by pressing his lips against mine for the very first

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