Chaos At The Concert Novels & Stories

Jessie said. “That’s really true.” I sighed. “Come on, I don’t want to ruin my last day of freedom thinking about a man who doesn’t give a shit about me, or a guy who’s been gone from my life for fourteen years. Maybe you’re right. Maybe there is a guy out there who’s not meant to cause me grief.” “Amen!” The girls cheered. We arrived at the concert grounds fifteen minutes later. It was packed. Loud music was blaring in every speaker in the four corners of the grounds. Some people were camping out and already drinking beer.

I was going to that meet and greet even if it killed me. As soon as I entered, my eyes scanned the people. There were clusters of students and faculty standing around talking to each other. I was looking for the one girl who stole my attention. And I wouldn’t have it any other way. But I didn’t see her in the crowd. I spotted Wakely’s friend, Cora, staring at the stage at someone playing the piano. It wasn’t the typical classical bullshit that they had playing at school events, it was a song from Fall Out Boy. I smirked at the ironic song that was chosen.

On the backstage of the magnificent hall which was already packed to maximum capacity, unprecedented chaos was ensuing. Even though several specialized staff had been hired to watch out for hitches, leave it for James and Mona to somehow find a way to mess things up. In her own dressing room, Ronica paced around, more furious than she had ever been in a while. On one of the sofas, Eric was relaxed watching her. He had already tried to calm her down once but she had gotten up again to resume the pacing. He figured that it was better for her to let all the anger out before the concert began in earnest. If he was her, he'd be angry too. At different times, James and Mona had attempted to buy al

I screamed over her, “THE ROGUE ATTACK IS TONIGHT! THE AMBUSH IS HAPPENING NOW!” Ryan gave the warriors another sharp order. “Take her.” Two of them stepped forward to grab me but I made sure they never reached me. Because right then, a woman near the buffet table started coughing. Loud, choking coughs. She dropped her wine glass. It shattered on the floor as she collapsed. People turned. Then another one clutched his throat. Another fell backward, convulsing. Then another. And another. Screams erupted instantly. The entire hall exploded into chaos.

Forty F L O R E N C E Chaos lived up to his name, his presence as chaotic as his persona. His gaze, intense and unwavering, was fixed on me, drawing me into his orbit. His large, warm hands shielded my ears from the deafening music, creating a small, intimate space amidst the chaos. The VIP Group rooms on the second floor, while offering a degree of privacy, could not completely shield us from the noise emanating from the first floor. The rhythmic bass pulsed through the walls, a constant reminder of the raucous party taking place beyond our sanctuary.

ROSALIND’S POV It was absolutely haywire. The festival went from heartfelt dancing under the moonlight to total chaos in a fraction of a heartbeat. One second, all I wanted was to dance to the moon music all night till my lungs gave in, the next minute, Southern Paw was being attacked by an earthquake. I would have fallen on my face had it not been for Kylian catching me in time. I looked around, everyone was trying to find cover, the earth was shaking and it was shaking dangerously. People were screaming. Some of the decorations were coming down. One wolf lay face down on the ground underneath a pole that fell on him and he wasn’t moving.

The concert lasted for more than three hours, and it was getting more and more exciting! Something happened on the stage, and everyone stood up. Daisy helplessly grabbed Sean. "Sean, I can't see anything!" Sean clasped her hand and muttered with a frown, "Why are they all standing up?" Daisy was not surprised. She stood on tiptoes. "The concert is going to end, and the Thor is leaving the scene! This is the last chorus!" Sean couldn't understand this fanatical love. He squatted down and patted himself on the shoulder. "Come on!"

Under the barrier, some unusual things are sometimes considered as earthquakes, sometimes considered as accidents. In this scene, you can clearly feel the rift. At this end of the square, there were young people holding coffee cups waiting for the thunder to quiet down. On the other end, the whole wall was about to collapse. Watching Chaos, who was gradually losing his mind, two injured men in black clothes decided to use the escape technique again, intending to disappear completely, but they found that their Zen magic had failed! That's when. A tall and slender figure walked slowly from a distance.

He thought it was all just nonsense that was deliberately set up to bring Leon back. The lights dimmed as the grand piano in the center of the stage caught a golden spotlight. Silence fell like snow over the room. And then, Athena played. Her fingers danced gracefully across the keys, crafting melodies that seemed to echo from the depths of her soul. To the crowd, it was beautiful. Poised. Flawless. But within her, chaos roared beneath the calm. "Sorry, maybe you already know about this concert." Just like Arthur, her heart was also hurt. But she couldn't do anything about it because she had already made her choice. When the applause ended and the curtains fell, she barely managed to escape

Even though I waited by the venue entrance for a long time, I still couldn't manage to get a cab. My phone rang. It was Sandra. Her voice was icy as she spoke. "Why aren't you home yet?" I stayed quiet. If this was before, I would've questioned her right away. However, right now I wasn't quite sure what to say to her. Sandra got a little irritated. "Did you turn mute, Lincoln Huntsworth?" "I'm at the concert venue entrance," I said. Sandra turned quiet, as if she'd suddenly remembered that she'd promised to go to the concert with me.