Take Me to the Moon

Chapter 6: Ashes' POV

I almost growled as I let her stand up. "That a promise?"

"Maybe but you aren't getting that lucky again for a while." She said with a laugh. "Who's place are we at?"

"Davey's. And by the smell I would say someone is making breakfast." I told her before grabbing my jeans and throwing them back on. "Hungry?" She nodded slowly while getting dressed almost as quickly as I had. "Here, let me get that for you."

"Thanks." She whispered as I zipped up the corset and walked out to the kitchen with her. "Smells awesome out here."

"Taste good too." Dray said as I got two cups of coffee and watched as Amanda put a few pancakes onto her plate. Sitting down next to her, it was the normal low chatter as everyone started recovering from the night before.

"Everyone shut up." Davey grumbled from the doorway. "And why are there lights on in here?"

"Good morning chipper." Amanda said sarcastically.

"Don't forget we have band practice today." I reminded. Band practice was going to be hell for Davey as always and I was the asshole who typically turned my amp as high as I could.

"It's canceled." He growled before grabbing his coffee.

"Nice try we never let you cancel after your stupid ass invites Jayy. You know how hammered we all get when he's around." Frankie said jokingly.

"All I really remember is up until I had a pitcher of Long Island iced tea in front of me and trying to gulp it quicker than Jayy." Amanda said with a shake of her head.

"You know what they say if a girl can't remember." Drayven said before I flipped him off.

"Oh no....that...that I remember very well. I'm shocked you didn't hear the screams.." She said with a wild smirk.

I opened and closed my mouth a dozen times as I just stared. "What's wrong lover?" Jayy said as he sat at the table.

"You wouldn't have liked it all the way if that were true." Amanda shot back.

My mouth dropped and I couldn't help but stare in front of me. No way in hell I was listening to this. She was way too fucking sweet...outside of the bedroom to be speaking like this. And yet, I couldn't help but secretly love it. "Okay...band practice...now..." I said quickly before Jayy had a chance to respond back.

"No." Davey said groggily as he sipped his coffee.

"You all have a good day at practice. I need to get back to the college for scrubs so I can get to work." Amanda said before bringing her plates to the sink.

"You don't have to clean up. I'll take care of our dishes." I offered.

"It's fine, Hun, I don't mind. Besides you took care of enough." She said with a grin.

"Can I at least take you to work? I do have my bike here."

"Okay, sure." She said while putting the dishes into the strainer. "You sure you're good to drive already?"

"Yes." I said with a laugh. "Just let me know when you're ready." It wasn't long until we were on my bike and at her dorm. Half the room was a little creepy, bright pink everything. It wasn't hard to tell where Amanda's side started with the band posters and dark purple. "Your side looks nice."

"Thanks. Made most of it myself." She said with pride.

And here I didn't think she could be more amazing. Dammit to hell I needed to keep my head in the game. I couldn't get wrapped up in a relationship again, though another part of my head was saying shut up and give my all. She was all kinds of amazing.

"Ashes? You still with me?"

"Yeah...sorry..." I stuttered for a moment before realizing she was now dressed head to toe in her nursing scrubs. "When do you get off tonight?"

"Umm..." She thought for a moment as if she was just realizing we were going to be at the ER around five. "Around two in the morning I think."

I couldn't help but laugh. "So you don't know when you get to leave work?"

"No cause I don't usually have someone who droves me." She said as she wrapped her arms around me.

"Well, you do today. Text me when you get off?"

"Sure but I don't have your number."

"Can I have your phone?" I asked before it was handed to me and I programmed in my number and sent myself a text. The ride to the hospital was way too short as we said goodbye and she walked through the doors. "Have a good shift." I called before heading off to the studio for some last minute practicing. Tour would start soon which meant band practice was going to start filling up my days.