The Hole Where My Heart Used To Be.

Congratulations

-Kyle's P.O.V.-

I woke up and looked at David, he opened his eyes and looked right back at me. I examined him, the hickeys had bruised and became dark blue and purple. "Are they painful?" I asked, he chuckled softly and answered "No, they don't hurt, they'll just be there for a while." He leaned in and kissed me gently. "I think I'm going to get a shower." I said as I pulled the curtain aside and climbed out of the bunk. "You've got a cute butt." David complimented stirring in the bunk.

"Sorry about your back." He added, "Nah, it's fine, it doesn't hurt." I reassured him as his arms wrapped around me from behind. "Mind if I share the shower with you?" He asked placing a soft kiss on my shoulder, "Not at all." I answered stepping into the bathroom with him and shutting the door. He turned on the water and then turned back to me, "Make sure to clean up nice, I've got plans for us tonight." He smiles and pecks me on the lips, pulling me into the shower.

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I picked out my nicest shirt, which was a plain light blue button up collared shirt, with a sliver colored vest and the nicest dress pants I had, which were just black and looked like they had just been pressed. I put on some nice cologne and tried to figure out how to put on this white bow tie. And after a few minutes of frustration I finally figured it out. I put on my silver watch and took a look in the mirror. Damn I look fine.

I opened the bathroom door and exited, "So where are we going?" I asked and apparently I was talking to myself, I looked around and then noticed that there were rose petals on the ground, I slipped on my black vans and followed the trail outside of the bus. I smiled as I looked at David holding open the passenger car door on a nice black, smooth, and clean 2012 Mitsubishi Eclipse. I slid into the car and buckled up as David shut the door. I noticed the car keys had a rental tag on them and I laughed to myself as he got in.

"How much did it cost to rent this?" I asked as he buckled up and put it in drive, "Too much." He laughed as we took off. I shook my head and looked out the window at everything that blurred past us. "So where are we going?" I asked looking over at him, "A friend of mine invited us to an award show for a magazine. He wants us to play at least one song if that's alright?" He asked glancing at me and back to watching the road as he weaved through traffic. I noticed he was wearing a nice black suit with a rich red button up shirt and black tie, in clothing we were complete opposites which made me laugh a little more to myself. "That's fine with me." I answered as we continued to fly down the road, blurring past cars and lights.

We slowed and pulled up to a nice red carpet like area, cameras flashing and people shouting for interviews. David looked to me and passed me a pair of shades as he put his pair on, "You ready?" He asked, patting my knee. I unfolded the shades and slipped them on as smoothly and seductively as I could, I flashed him a smirk, "Hell yeah, lets do this shit." He let out a laugh, "That's my Kyle." He winked at me as he got out of the car, tossing the keys to a valet boy. I pushed the car door open and got out and my ears were soon filled with people cheering, and I was thankful for David giving me these shades. David waved at the cameras as we walked down the carpet.

We stopped in front of the photo wall and we stood there as the cameras kept flashing. David struck a silly pose and I did the same so we both looked dumb. I laughed as I moved to pull him close to me, my hand resting on his shoulder as he leaned against me and smiled his usual crooked smile, always adorable. I leaned in and whispered to him, "When we're performing, don't twerk on me." It took him a minute to take in what I said but once it hit him he clapped his hands and leaned his head back as he laughed, and I couldn't help but laugh along with him. "Haha you don't have to worry about that." He settled down and grabbed my hand and pulled me inside the building which was thumping with bass and filled with people who chatted away and waited for the event to begin.