"This ain't a movie that I wanna see, a tragic story starring you and me, yell cut we're stuck inside this scene, this is heartache on the big screen."
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Calum had always lived in a world full of loneliness and sorrow, little did he know that that would all soon change.
Calum and Luke were roommates living in a small apartment building near Sydney Australia. Luke was best friends with a guy named Michael. many people knew Michael as the boy in the band, but Calum immediately knew him as so much more the day they met three years back in 2015.
Calum had always liked Michael but he threw the idea of them ever being together away because Michael just so happened to be straight.
Michael was sweet and shy, he loved Pokemon and pizza, and he was also in a band. Michael performed at clubs with the rest of his band mates, including Luke, that's how Calum met Michael, they were never really close friends until the year of 2018, but we'll get to that later in the story.
2015, the night they met.
"Calum, hurry up!"
Luke rushed Calum as he tried to find his left shoe.
"Hold on!"
Calum exclaimed as he quickly put on his shoe and rushed to the car before Luke drove off without him.
"I'm here, I'm here!"
He screamed as Luke started driving off and quickly stepped on the brakes.
"Get in loser, we're going shopping."
Luke quoted and Calum stared at him with a confused expression sketched across his face.
"I thought we were going clubbing..?"
"Oh my God."
Luke banged his head on the steering wheel before unlocking the car door, Calum quickly jumped into the small car and they drove off.
Once they finally arrived at the club they both jumped out of the car and rushed inside right when Luke's band name was being called.
Luke quickly jogged onto the stage and smiled brightly at everyone in the club as the rest of his band mates made their way onto the stage as well, but one in particular stood out to Calum, one with jet black hair and a timid smile on his face, the lead guitarist.
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The boy in the band. | Malum AU
Fanfiction"To me he's a living master piece, but to the rest of them, he's just the boy in the band."
