I woke up and checked the clock. It was just 3am. Stu wasn't in my arms anymore. He was gone. I sighed. The poor boy loves to worry. I slipped on a pair of pajama pants, grabbed my cigarettes and lighter and stepped outside.
"Hey babe. You okay?" I asked as I lit up a cig.
"I-I guess, Mudz. I'm just real scared," he stuttered like a child who had just gotten yelled at.
"Scared of what?"
"It's nothin'," Stu said and turned away from me.
"Baby, look at me," I said.
"No,' he replied. I was starting to get worried.
"Please. Look at me." He shook his head "no".
"D, look at me!" I said sternly and grabbed his arm. I pulled him towards me. He had tears running down his cheeks. His blood-filled eyes were glazed over. He wrapped his arms around me and began sobbing loudly.
"Murdoc. I-I-I don't wanna lo-oose youuu!" He stumbled over his words.
"Baby, shhh," I said, putting his arms over my shoulders and gently swaying with him. "It's okay, hun. Daddy's here ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)," I whispered to him. "If you could see the way he loves me, then maybe you would understand," I started to sing to him. He slowly looked up. "Why I feel this way about our love and what I must do. If you could only see how blue his eyes can be when he says...," I knew this song would make Stuart feel better. It always did. It was our song. I only changed the lyrics a little.
"When he says he loves me," we both sang as Stu stopped crying.
"I love you, Murdoc," he spoke quietly.
"I love you more. I wouldn't hit just anyone with my car," I smiled at him. He laughed. I'm glad I could cheer him up for now. I knew his anxieties would come back later but at least he's fine tonight. "Come on. Let's go back to bed," I said and kissed the top of his head.
We went back inside and I ripped those damn pants off. No dick room at all. Oh that's why. I just realized they were Noodle's. I threw them back on the floor next to the pants I was supposed to grab that were actually mine. I crawled back into bed and cuddled Stu. Everything was quiet and I assumed he was asleep. He turned around to face me.
"Can we stay in a hotel tomorrow?" He asked.
"I guess so. Why?" I replied, about to fall asleep.
"Well if we're in the bus and everyone's around, how am I supposed to ride you like a Harley?" He giggled. My eyes popped open.
"Of course we can stay in a hotel! WE CAN GO RIGHT NOW IF YOU WANT!" I eagerly stated.
"Nah. I'm tired. Tomorrow night," he smiled and cuddled up to me.
"I can wait, I guess," I sighed.
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Broken: a Sequel
Hayran KurguThe sequel to Don't Count On It. After the ups and downs of Murdoc and 2D's relationship, things finally come together. The boys decide not to tell the fans of their relationship until after the release of the new album. However, an ex girlfriend co...