Personal Narrative-Omega Male Concert (24-Omega Male Guitarist

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(24 Omega Male Guitarist) Strumming out the last chords to the song Trystan looked at the decent sized crowd the band had pulled in. He loved how they all were jumping and screaming the band's name! He was getting drunk just off the sound and honestly he wasn't going to let the buzz die off so quickly. He was wanting to keep living in this moment where his last name wasn't anything that was on anyone's tongue, just the first name. Bowing and tossing his pick into the crowd he winked and walked off the stage with the rest of his band mates. Trystan went back to the hotel as the rest of the group went out to whatever club it was that night. He wasn't really wanting to deal with the paparazzi and God only knows what else was at the club, well

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