Baby of the Band
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  • Time 3h 49m
  • Reads 667
  • Votes 16
  • Parts 16
  • Time 3h 49m
Complete, First published Dec 17, 2019
Mature
Everybody knows that Poison's official reason for cancelling the "Flesh and Blood" tour and Returning home early in the Summer of '91 was 'cuz of the escalating issues with guitarist CC DeVille's cocaine addiction. What if that wasn't the REAL reason, but rather a very plausible excuse to cover up the Truth - which's stranger than fiction?

Bassist Rob "Bobby" Dall was always jokingly called the baby of the band, 'cuz he was the youngest of the musical quartet eventually known as Poison. No one expected to wake up one Morn in June of '91 and find a one-Year-old baby - who still possessed the mind of a twenty-seven-Year-old - in his bunk. If anything, they were expecting to wake and have yet another normal Day, as per tour standards, not have to figure out how to hide that they were lacking a crucial member from the public at large.

Knowing they can't continue the tour, but they can't just abandon Rob when he needs them most, the guys agree to do what they can to take care of him and try to figure out how to Return him to normal. Considering the rifts between them at this point, maybe that's the best thing they can do - or it's the worst, and they just don't realize it yet.
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Get it For Free ~ Nikki Sixx

47 parts Complete Mature

Being together constantly had caused an inexplicable tension between us- a sort of friction, if you will. Before Mötley hit it big, they were protective of me, but not in the way they were now; I had a boyfriend for a while and I was allowed to come and go as I pleased with minimal arguments. Of course, after a while things change. Relationships fall through, people get noticed. No matter what the situation was, high or low, Nikki and I were always there for each other. It never had ceased to amaze me that no matter how upset we were with each other, we were as close as could be- until now. He had finally crossed the line for the final time this tour. (Long chapters)