Red Lace ~Kellic~ (Boyxboy)

Chapter 41

Excuse any mistakes. I had to quickly write this because shit happened so I had to rewrite.

My heartbeat was racing with joy as another show finished. The crowd cheered in happiness at our performance. This warm feeling inside me never failed to appear with this.

Soon, just like every night, the curtains closed and the show was over. Everyone walked backstage, where the director was and the rest of the crew. He talked to us for a while and then released us to get changed.

I walked back to the lockers with Ed, a new friend of mine. He's a nice guy and I found myself befriend him almost immediately after I joined the cast.

"I can't believe July is almost over. Summer sure has gone quick, don't you think?" He said, patting a towel to his sweaty forehead.

"It sure has. So much has happened these past few months. There's only a few shows left too." I said and checked my phone.

"Don't even remind me. In all honesty, I'm going to miss this. This is biggest production I've ever been in." He said and I couldn't help but nod.

"Same here."

"Once August hits, I'm back to the University. You're so lucky to be over with that crap."

"Yeah I guess. I need to see what I'm going to do after this though. I'll basically be jobless," I said with a small chuckle. I'll need to start planning for the future again. It's a never ending circle.

Everyone showered and got dress before heading out to where they had food out for us. As I grabbed a plate and walked to the table with Ed and other dancers, my phone rang. When I saw the caller ID, I couldn't help but be surprised.

It was Randy.

"Hey, Randy."

"Hey, Kellin. How are you?" He asked.

"I'm doing pretty good, actually. Busy, but I'm good."

"Oh, I bet you're very much busy. Justin has been telling me all about your shows and how you're traveling around the country."

"Yeah, it's been some hectic weeks, but it's been really great too."

"I'm happy to hear that, Kellin. I knew you would be doing amazing things after leaving the club."

"Thanks, Randy." I said with a wide smile.

"I wanted to talk to you about something but you're far too busy I see so I'll just have to forget about it." He said with a chuckle but I could tell he was disappointed.

"What is it?" I asked curiously.

"It's really nothing, Kellin. Just some crazy idea that isn't possible."

"Oh, c'mon. It doesn't hurt to at least tell me what it was," I pushed on.

He deeply sighed, making me wonder what was in his head.

"Alright fine, but you don't have to do this if you don't want to. It's just this vision in my head." He said and paused. "So after you left, people started to notice your absence, which led to them questioning me and others about you. You can say that they miss seeing you perform on stage. That's when I thought you could come back for one final show. I know you already had your 'last show', but I thought that we could inform the public about your last appearance. This is stupid now that I'm saying it out loud-"