Post by vincent jacob dorée on Aug 13, 2013 0:02:24 GMT -5
It had been a day full of history classes for Vincent. He wasn’t complaining – he loved his history classes, but when he was surrounded by music for so long, he craved his guitar and his compositions. He wished that he’d had the huts to make music his major, but he just doubted himself far too much. Even if he did manage to graduate with some sort of music degree, what were the chances that he would be able to actually do something with it? Despite George’s and Tobias’ support, he was still very doubtful about his talents. When it really came down to it, Vincent knew that he’d probably have a permanent job at George’s Music Shop, so that was comforting at least.
Once Vincent arrived at his and Sterling’s apartment, he took a careful look around. “Anybody home?” he called out. After a moment of silence, Vincent decided that it was safe. He grabbed a water bottle from the refrigerator and headed to his room. His guitar, which he lovingly named Elvis, was resting in its stand next to his bedside table. It was the very same guitar that Tobias’ had given him when he was around four years old. It was in surprisingly good condition, considering.
With a grin, he crossed the room, dropped his book bag on his dresser (so he wouldn’t forget it in the morning) and snatched up Elvis. He slowly lowered himself onto the bed and put the guitar into playing position. After a quick strum of the strings, he began fingering through a song that had been in his head for about the past week.
He had gotten through about half the song when he heard a knock at the door. Curious as to who it might be, he carefully rested Elvis on the bed and went to the door. He stooped down a bit so that he could see through the peephole and recognized the face. “Rach, hi,” he said, after the door was opened,”Um…what’s up?”
Once Vincent arrived at his and Sterling’s apartment, he took a careful look around. “Anybody home?” he called out. After a moment of silence, Vincent decided that it was safe. He grabbed a water bottle from the refrigerator and headed to his room. His guitar, which he lovingly named Elvis, was resting in its stand next to his bedside table. It was the very same guitar that Tobias’ had given him when he was around four years old. It was in surprisingly good condition, considering.
With a grin, he crossed the room, dropped his book bag on his dresser (so he wouldn’t forget it in the morning) and snatched up Elvis. He slowly lowered himself onto the bed and put the guitar into playing position. After a quick strum of the strings, he began fingering through a song that had been in his head for about the past week.
He had gotten through about half the song when he heard a knock at the door. Curious as to who it might be, he carefully rested Elvis on the bed and went to the door. He stooped down a bit so that he could see through the peephole and recognized the face. “Rach, hi,” he said, after the door was opened,”Um…what’s up?”