Adam Major - Times Square, New York City (Christmas Eve)
Adam opened the door to the Escalade and was confronted with a furious breeze of cold air. He pulled his knit scarf up past his mouth and began to rub his frost bitten hands together in attempt to warm them. With no luck, he stuffed his hands into his coat pockets and inhaled some of the cold air through his nostrils. "It's a good thing I'm not playing guitar tonight, huh?" He turned to their keyboardist Chuck who was busy unloading his own musical equipment.
A pale face covered in shaggy dreads peeked out from behind the van with an annoyed expression. "Yeah. Or, you could just wear gloves like the rest of us, Jerk." Chuck smiled as he said this, and set his keyboard on the newly assembled keyboard stand.
Feelings satisfied with himself, Adam exhaled slowly while relaxing his shoulders. He always got tense before a big show, and it made him anxious knowing there would be so many people watching them tonight. It had been a couple of days since he had fed on anyone considering the band always locked themselves away from civilization before shows like Jingle Ball, and that meant he wouldn't get to leech on anyone. The band didn't have to spend so long practicing since they had a secret weapon to keep people listening, but they were all for the most part true musicians and wanted to put on a good performance each time. There would be other performers at Jingle Ball, and he didn't need any tabloids slandering their performance.
Adam grabbed a couple of speakers, and some of the extra equipment lying around that belonged to his band mates. He was helpful like that, even though he had a slick tongue and a cold personality, he did what he could for those close to him.
"I'm gonna head on stage and start setting up." Adam called to Chuck before making his way to the stage.
Adam made his way up the icy stairs, careful not to drop any of the gear. When he got on stage, his brown eyes registered all of the Christmas decorations the party staff set up with indifference. He set his microphone up in the center of the band assembly, but closer to the front edge of the stage. He loved to get a good look at all of his adoring victims. Plus, some of them turned out to be quite cute.
Adam opened the door to the Escalade and was confronted with a furious breeze of cold air. He pulled his knit scarf up past his mouth and began to rub his frost bitten hands together in attempt to warm them. With no luck, he stuffed his hands into his coat pockets and inhaled some of the cold air through his nostrils. "It's a good thing I'm not playing guitar tonight, huh?" He turned to their keyboardist Chuck who was busy unloading his own musical equipment.
A pale face covered in shaggy dreads peeked out from behind the van with an annoyed expression. "Yeah. Or, you could just wear gloves like the rest of us, Jerk." Chuck smiled as he said this, and set his keyboard on the newly assembled keyboard stand.
Feelings satisfied with himself, Adam exhaled slowly while relaxing his shoulders. He always got tense before a big show, and it made him anxious knowing there would be so many people watching them tonight. It had been a couple of days since he had fed on anyone considering the band always locked themselves away from civilization before shows like Jingle Ball, and that meant he wouldn't get to leech on anyone. The band didn't have to spend so long practicing since they had a secret weapon to keep people listening, but they were all for the most part true musicians and wanted to put on a good performance each time. There would be other performers at Jingle Ball, and he didn't need any tabloids slandering their performance.
Adam grabbed a couple of speakers, and some of the extra equipment lying around that belonged to his band mates. He was helpful like that, even though he had a slick tongue and a cold personality, he did what he could for those close to him.
"I'm gonna head on stage and start setting up." Adam called to Chuck before making his way to the stage.
Adam made his way up the icy stairs, careful not to drop any of the gear. When he got on stage, his brown eyes registered all of the Christmas decorations the party staff set up with indifference. He set his microphone up in the center of the band assembly, but closer to the front edge of the stage. He loved to get a good look at all of his adoring victims. Plus, some of them turned out to be quite cute.