Londy One Shots

Its a Nice Day for a White Wedding🥺

"-boarders will be closing, please stay at home and social distance for the next two weeks. Life will go back to normal, but until then avoid going out in public or being around anyone." The news reporter said from the television in the LAX waiting area.

Well, that didn't last long.

Black Veil Brides played exactly one show of their tour, and it had been absolutely amazing, but it seemed that it would also be their last for next few weeks.

"Wait, will I even be able to go home?" Lonny said out loud as he waited to see if he would be able to get a connection flight back to Canada.

Andy looked up from his phone, and frowned in thought. "You can just stay with me." He shrugged.

"No I couldn't ask you to do that, Andy."  Lonny said even though he didn't actually hate the idea.

"Why not? It's only two weeks. You stayed with me longer while we were recording re-stitch." Andy pointed out.

Lonny thought about it for a moment, glancing up to see that there were still no flights to Canada yet, and honestly, Lonny didn't want to wait around for hours hoping that he would be able to get home.

It was only two weeks.

"I- yeah, okay." Lonny finally said, adjusting the mask he was wearing. Fuck, these things were annoying, hopefully they wouldn't have to wear them for long.

Andy's eyes lit up at this, and he nodded. "Good, let's get out of here." He replied, grabbing his suitcase, and gestured for Lonny to follow him.

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It became very apparent very quickly that it wouldn't just be two weeks. Cases kept rising, and nothing was opening back up.

"The fuck are virtual shows?" Andy said out loud from where he was sitting at the kitchen table as he spoke to Blasko on the phone.

Lonny looked up from his laptop, his eyebrows furrowed curiously. "What's he saying?" He whispered.

Andy waved him off as their manager spoke, his voice barely audible from where Lonny sat across the small table.

"That's not going to be a thing." Andy scoffed. Why would they need to do live stream concerts when everyone is saying that things would be back to normal by the summer?

Lonny huffed, tapping the table to get Andy's attention, but when the singer ignored him, he tore a piece of paper out of the notebook next to him, balled it up, and threw it at the singer's head.

Andy rolled his eyes, and flipped the bassist off, a smile playing at his lips as he listened to Blasko. "Okay, man. I'll talk to you later, be safe." He said before he hung up. "You are worse than my cats, you know that?" Andy said with a raised brow, throwing the paper back at Lonny.

"What's a virtual show?" Lonny asked instead.

"Live streams for concerts until we can do proper shows again, I really don't get the need for it if shows will be back soon." Andy explained.

Lonny hummed, tilting his head to the side. "So does that mean they don't think we'll be playing shows again as soon as they're saying?" He pondered aloud.