Punk! (Hobie x Reader)

Hey! Ho! Let's Go!

I tie my bike to a tree.

This place is... illegal to say the least.

I smile a bit, then shrug. "Gotta experience crazy things."

The ground is dirt. The stage and crowd are under a large, white tent.

I'm early, I think.

No one's on the stage... at least not that I can see. I'm not sure how these things normally go... we'll see.

Suddenly, like a bomb, a song starts, amplified times a thousand by speakers all around... and...

I'm marveling.

My ears are a buzz and I can't see straight but I fucking love it.

My body moves with the crowd.

The visuals of the performance of the band... I can't take my eyes off them.

Am I breathing?

Who cares? How would I explain this in words?

Then my body is electrified by a guitar solo. "HELL YEAH!!!" I scream, but it's nothing compared to the roaring crowd and blasting speakers.

It's Spider-punk. Captain Anarchy. RiotHeart. Daredevil Drummer.

Rocking.

There are a few moments in the night that allow me to relax, but other than the few I'm a sheep in a herd.

Concerts are a whole new experience! I've only ever seen them on television.

The crowd starts to rumble in a different tone. One of worry. The lights are brighter. More repetitive. And... sirens! Law enforcement.

"Out of the way!" "Move!" "Go, go!" "COPS!"

And the sort. I run off to the side. I'm too close to the stage now—as if I gravitated here slowly throughout the night—I can't get out of the tent.

Should I just use my privilege here?

I'm the senator's daughter.

I look up at the band and most of them are off stage, helping the escape of the crowd.

Spider-punk giving orders through the microphone and making political and social statements.

I'm stuck.

Suddenly, the cops rip through the tent behind the stage, unable to get through the crowd.

They're after the band members of course.

Ah, shit.

I look over at the Spider-punk.

"Hey!" I shout. But everything is shouting. "Hey, they're inside you have to go Spider-punk! HEY!"

Aaagghh...

I thrust myself onto the stage and it feels surreal but I fight the feeling.