Rhythm of the night

Chapter 11

Kyle POV
I thought I would be free, I thought I would experience freedom again. I really hoped for freedom when they led me outside, yet it only appeared to be the next step in my education. The ability to socialize. To socialize indeed; the space I was led in was the wolves territorial. A big field, filled only with long grass and a few bushes. And that field was filled with about twenty wolves. Wolves who I would have to live with for the rest of my life. Also now there was no way I could escape my faith; the field was surrounded by meters high of fences. I'm in between these four walls, and in between these four walls I'll have to survive. How am I gonna be an optimist about this?

Dan POV
I thought I'd feel relieved when I told my secret, I thought they would help me and save Kyle. I didn't expect them not listening at me at all. I asked Will and Woody to come and meet me in a small room next to the church, planning them to tell everything, yet this is not how it worked out. Before I could say anything, Will started talking, about that he knew I was going to say I wanted to continue Bastille despite Kyle's death, and how he found a perfect look-a-like, who also was a great musician. After this, a guy walked in. A guy who might look like Kyle, if you have never looked well at Kyle. This guy seemed only half Kyle's age, and he missed the chocolate brown eyes I loved so much. He didn't look like Kyle at all. He introduced himself as Charlie Barnes, a science student but also guitarist and singer in his self-named band. Kyle wasn't a guitarist, his The Draw solos where always massively faked, but the audience seemed to like it. Kyle also wasn't a singer. Yes he could sing, but mainly backup vocals, he wouldn't want to be in the spotlights. No, Charlie doesn't resemble with Kyle at all, yet I think there's no other option. I don't want to tell Charlie my secret yet, but I don't know how to save Kyle myself, I don't even know where he is. I'll have to find my love without any trace, yet with urgency. How am I gonna be an optimist about this?