Dance If It Moves You (A Pierce The Veil Fan-Fiction)

It was time, I was finally going to see Pierce The Veil live! I was really happy! I had to make sure my dad was taking me early just so I could be first in line. I'm a committed fan. No Joke. It took me a while to finally get to that point, where I could approve myself as a committed fan, not others.

My dad was a little upset, okay, not a little, he's a lot. He didn't like the idea of me, coming to a place we've never been to before, staying here by myself. Than some how planning to get back on my own. Well he doesn't know that. I told him I was meeting a friend. I didn't want to stress him out more, he already does so much for me. The fact that he even agreed to bring me here was awesome. We're a very poor family, so it's hard.

Here's a little back story. 

My family and I had moved to San Diego about three years ago. My sister had moved here with her family, because her husband is in the Navy. It was really tough on me at first, but I got used to it and ended up loving the mainland. But it will never be home like Hawii. I was born and raised in mexico like my parents but for no reason my family decided to pack up and move to Hawii. My parents wanted a new start in a place that had "more of an opportunity''. My mother abused me mentally and emotionally for 18 years until she left me my father and my sister in the dark. She told me how worthless and disgusting little bitch I was every day and it tore me apart. I was also bullied as a child all m life in school. Now that im grown up with a job I can fend for me and my father and no longer have to deal with the monster I called mother.

I was 24 now, still no license. How sad is that? I was planning to get it before the concert, but things didn't work out . "Daddy!" I smiled holding my backpack to my chest smiling as we pulled up the Stadium. No one was there yet. I was happy about that.

My dad sighed as he stopped the car.  

"You call me if you need anything! Got it?" He didn't look at me. "Dad, I'll be fine! I'm an Au, remember?" I smiled trying not to tear up. I always get emotional when my dad does this. "I know you are. Just be safe." He put his hand on my head and I leaned into give him a hug. "I love you dad, I promise I'll be fine." I smiled opening the door. I waved as he drove off. I took a deep breath in of the cold air and breathed out smiling. At this point, if anything bad happened I would handle it. When I get mad, I honestly can't be stopped until I hurt someone. I hugged my backpack for warmth and my Pierce the Veil jacket. I had everything I wanted to give the guys in this backpack.

I couldn't stop smiling at the fact that I had gotten meet and greet tickets as well. I worked my ass off to get them! Just being able to see them live is a dream come true.

A couple hours past and a lot of other kids started to come wait behind me. Some girls snobbed me off, and I just sat there shaking and smiling. Honestly, not even snobby girls would piss me off at this point. This was life.

"Hi." I heard a small voice come from above me. 

I looked up to meet a short kinda chubby girl, with black hair and of course a PTV shirt on. I smiled, "Hi." She handed me a cup of coffee and walked away. I was shocked, stood up and said wait. She turned around. "You looked cold, I live across the street, and you've been sitting here for hours. I thought you could use it." She smiled and walking back across the street. I yelled out thank you, while waving and smiling. "I guess the mainland isn't full of pricks." I muttered to myself as I took a sip. I don't usually like coffee, but this just tasted amazing.

A couple more hours past and the line was long as ever. Girls chatting, boys flirting. I didn't really see anyone I would get along with. I'm to anti-social to talk to anyone. Even cute guys. I sat there shivering, trying not to let the cold get to me. I took a deep breath in and blew on my hands. A man soon came up to me and asked me to come with him. I was surprised. I looked around and pointed at myself as he nodded.