The Neon Bloods performed their song at a different bar.
The lights dim as Mallory closed his eyes and sang a melancholic tune.
"God, can you give
Any empathy
To this Fool's plea?
I swear I'll give up my dignity
my wealth
My health
Everything I can and can't see
Can the pain just..
Fester faster?
hurts lesser?
Hurts faster?
Fester lesser?
Everytime I think of you
It feels like my teeth
Is getting pulled out
Without anesthesia
Everytime I see
your torn picture
My heart breaks
And scatter
Can the pain just..
Fester faster?
hurts lesser?
Hurts faster?
Fester lesser?"
Applauded and enthusiastic screaming filled the room while Mallory blown kisses to their audience.
Hours later after their gig, his band packed up and a female teenager with skimpy attire walked up to Mallory, who sat on the stage stairs and checked on his makeup in his pocket mirror.
He turned up to the girl, stood up and greeted her.
"Hi! what do you want, sweetie?" Mallory asked amicably while dusting his jeans.
"I just wanna ask, was the song's name Fool's Plea? I love that song."
Mallory pocketed his mirror and politely focused on the girl. "I'm glad you like the song."
The girl nodded then spoke. "I also just want to say that it's cool that you are covering The Porcelains."
Mallory's eyes narrowed and his lips curled down. They weren't covering a song. The song that they performed earlier was theirs, not from some other band.
"Fuck you." he spat as he walked out of the bar, away from the confused girl.
A few minutes later, he was smoking on Rez's car while staring at the night sky. David Bowie's song, 'Major Tom', was playing on the car radio. He was about to take a sip from his wine bottle when..
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My Rebel Angel (Editing)
General FictionDon Vasco, the blonde son of the fallen angel Azazel, made a deal to live on earth in exchange to be the agent of hell. He lived through battles-let it be war between Heaven and Hell or World wars, the internal battle he endured from the deaths of t...