Chapter 8 Music Group Novels & Stories

“What, can I pass and head to our room? You both know I’m not a party person like the two of you. “It’s a no, Ryle strictly told me that I should make sure that you will come with us. “Fine, do I have any choice? I regret asking anyway. --- Beach Party “Munchkin what took you so long? Ryle greeted me when he saw us walking to the group. “I just finished a phone call. So party hah” “Yeah, I know you hated it but I promise you will enjoy this one. They have a band who will sing later. They have a different show, it is not the ordinary party that we are attending before. “Okay, If you say so but don’t drink too much, deal? “Fine, deal. “You too T. I don’t want to hear any complaints that you’re

He sunk his teeth into his bottom lip, Stephan had been kind enough to help him earlier, and as he glanced to the blonde he didn’t look too happy with the idea of Chris moving from his spot. “Thank you, Sandy, I think I am well here.” “Suit yourself.” Sandy shrugged and sauntered back over to the group she’d gestured at earlier. “So.” His hand was back on Chris’ leg, “What music do you like?” “Erm… this kind?” He gestured to the air, referring to the music being played. He didn’t have an ear for human music like his sister. “Ah, you came on the right night then, every Thursday is Eighties night.”

Marvin probed. "Gosh! I don't even understand any of these things. Who is the muse?" Olivia once again asked, looking a bit pale. "Madamé, the Muse Group is a subsidiary of The organization formed by the Crazy Lady." It also happens to be the first anti-dark forces group. This muse group is dangerous and scheming. I am a leader who I don't know, but I have a computer mindset. He could come up with different strategies and evil plans that would make you doubt your intelligence.

Enjoy! Back in the late 1980s I was part of UP’s KONTRA-GAPI. For those who aren’t familiar with this ethnic musical group, you can Google them. I was one of the first members/musicians of the group and we always filled the second floor of the UPD Faculty Studio with ethnic music galore. That’s because our rehearsal area was in front of Sir Edru Abraham’s room (plugging for our founder). Because we were just a small group back then, we were able to fit in the small space despite our many ethnic instruments. There were still no dances back then, so the size of the place was still okay.