Kidnapped By Andy Biersack

Calm Down

Jinxx's POV

Andy led me to a room and I saw a girl tied to the bed. She was thrashing around and crying and screaming. Andy said she was having a nightmare and that I'm the best at comforting people and calming them down. So I told them to leave and shut the door. When they did I rushed to her side and focused on waking her up. "Wake up, it's okay, you're fine." I cooed. That didn't do anything so I yelled, loud, and sure enough, that woke her up pretty quick. She looked at me with wide, puffy, bloodshot eyes. To be honest I felt a little sorry for her. I would feel more sorry if Jake had gotten involved though. The ropes on her wrists were obvioysly causing her pain, so I undid them. "If you try to run away, you will have to deal with Jake, and he has no mercy. So while you can, let your wrists breathe and don't do anything stupid. Mkay?" I asked. All she did was nod. I held her in my arms and she started to sob. "Shhh, shhh, it's okay." I sorta lied. "What's your name?" I asked, hoping I could calm her down. "A-A-A-Amber." She stuttered. I held her soulders and turned her to face me. "Well, be glad you are dealing with me and not Jake, Amber." I assured her. She seemed to relax more and she stopped sobbing, so that was good. "Tell me, Amber, how did you get here?" I asked. She took a deep breath before answering. "Well," she began "I had just gotten home f-from school yesterday, and was excited to r-relax during the week-kend. But, of course, my p-parents made me go to some l-lavish p-party with them. They th-threatened to take away my m-music and internet if I didn't g-go, so I went. Once we got there, A-Andy tapped me on the sh-shoulder and we started to talk. He asked me if he c-could tell me something, so I nodded and he led me outside. He s-said a few things before giving me some e-evil grin then everything went black." Amber had finished. "Ashley is usually the type to win people over with his charm." I said. She let out a small laugh before falling asleep in my arms. I tied her back up with something a little more comfortable then left.