Danny:
"Battery get your stuff on the truck now! It's a bad thing when pit beats you at loading!" Mr. McDougal shouts at us.
"Alright, you heard him! Move your asses!" Kendall shouted and I was the first on the truck.
"Danny!" Mike called as I jumped off the truck.
"Yeah?" I walked over.
"Just to let you know, the buses are in class order, so please find someone good to sit by," I nodded and looked around to find Jackson sitting at the lunch table eating.
"Hey!" I exclaimed and he looked up from his sandwich with a grin, "Do you want to sit with me on the bus ride to the comp?" I asked, hoping that he would say yes.
"Yeah sure," he took another bite of the sandwich and patted the spot next to him. I sat down next to him and stole an apple slice off of his plate, "Sneak! Put it back!" he playfully shouted and I smirked, eating the rest of the apple slices.
"Alright, let's board the buses and get a move on," Mr. McDougal said from the band room.
"Let me load my drum onto the bus. Do you want to grab a seat for us?" I asked, standing up.
"Sure," he stood up with his trumpet, backpack, and water. He walked over to the bus and boarded. I walked into the band room and picked up the bass two drum case.
"Are you ready for your first comp Danny?" Ty asked grabbing his fifth bass. I nodded and followed him out to the bus. I slid my drum under and picked up my backpack. I boarded the bus and started my search for Jackson. He waved his hands and stood up.
"Do you want the window seat?" I nodded and slid into the bus seat. He sat down and his leg brushed up against mine. I looked out the window and pretended not to show how much that affected my heart rate, "So..." he cleared his voice.
"Yes?" I looked at him and he smiled at me.
"Do you want to play a game?" he said as the bus started to move.
"That sounds very kinky," I said and he laughed.
"It's called top five and the way it works is you pick a topic. After the topic is picked, you say five favorite things related to the category," he stated and I thought about it.
"Okay. What is the topic?" he put two of his fingers on his chin and thought.
"Favorite fruits. Go!" I put my brain to work.
"Okay. First would be cantaloupe, second would be green apples, third is cranberries, fourth is honeydew, and lastly would be star fruit," I stated and he nodded and started to state his five.
"One is green apples, two is pineapple, third is raspberries, fourth is cantaloupe, and fifth is watermelon," I laugh and he pointed at me.
"Don't judge me, Danny," I shook my head and started laughing louder.
"I would never judge, Jackson. I promise," he leaned in closer to my face. I could smell the mint gum in his breath.
"You are judging me right now," I rolled my eyes and tried to control my blush, "Okay your turn to pick a topic," I took a deep breath to recollect my thoughts.
"Favorite genres of music," I said with a huge smile on my face.
"Okay... Rock, Pop, Rap, Jazz, and Country," he listed and my nose scrunched when he said country.
"Mine are Classic rock, R&B, Classical, some Pop, and 1920s-1940s Jazz," he smiled and I realized besides the country difference, we have a lot in common. We spent the rest of the bus ride to Randy Morris High School getting to know more about each other. I watched as we pulled into the high school and took a huge breath and Jackson's hand brushed over mine. I froze in my seat and look at our hands.
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That One Marching Band Romance: Movement One
Storie d'AmoreWhat happens when you join the Marching Band? You play music of course, but there are also the band romances that make you stop and think. Maybe Danny will find more than just a friend. Danny is a musician at heart. Everyone in her family plays an i...
