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The Rock Star Trilogy 01 - Jaded

The Rock Star Trilogy 01 - Jaded

Titel: The Rock Star Trilogy 01 - Jaded
Autoren: Mercy Amare
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say. “Why would you want somebody like her to talk to you anyway?”
    He doesn't reply. He just hangs his head, and looks at his food. Where was the confident guy I met on the first day of school? And then, I realize...
    “ You like her.”
    He glares at me. “I don't know her... I mean, I used to, but not anymore. I can't like somebody I don't know.”
    I can't help but smile. “But you want to know her. And you're attracted to her.”
    He sighs. “It doesn't matter. She doesn't want to know me.”
    “ How about we make an arrangement,” I suggest.
    He looks up, and I can tell he's intrigued.
    “ You tutor me in math, and I'll tutor you in girls.”
    “ I'll tutor you either way,” he says, taking a bite of his food. “Besides, I'm a lost cause.” I'm pretty sure part of his burrito just fell out of his mouth. I choose not to comment.
    “ I know. But I want to help you.”
    “ I don't know...” he hesitates, but I can see that he will break easily.
    “ That girl, and every other girl in this school, will be falling at your feet within a month,” I promise.
    “ Fine.”
    I can't help but feel satisfied.

    3:11 pm
    The real “Scarlett”.

    One of the reasons why I chose Hope, Florida is because of my house. It's nothing fancy, especially compared to my home in Malibu, but it is exactly what I want. A 2 story house on the beach. On the bottom floor, the walls are basically glass, and the view of the ocean is spectacular.
    At the back of my house, there is a huge stone wall that circles around the in ground pool. There is even a rock waterfall that is attached to the pool.
    The best part... I know my parents won't want to visit me here. This house, as well as the town, is much too small for their taste.
    I catch a ride home with Ethan, since I had rode to school with Stephan. When I get home, he is waiting for me outside. The security guys I hired are standing beside him.
    “ Want us to get rid of him, Miss Ryan?” one of the guys asks.
    I smile, and look like I'm truly considering his question. Finally, I say, “Naw, he's with me. He's fine.”
    I open the door, and Stephan follows me inside.
    “ My studio is in the basement,” I tell him.
    He follows me down the stairs. “So, did you have fun at school?”
    Absolutely not , I think, but I lie and say, “Yes. It was fine.” I smile, not offering him any more information. As soon as lunch was over, I regretted my decision to not leave with him. I would never get used to high school, or teenagers for that matter.
    “ Liar.”
    I roll my eyes. “Fine. It sucked. I'm not going to lie, high school sucks .”
    “ Yes, it does,” he agrees.
    I switch on the light in the basement, and smile. This room, I quickly decide, will be my favorite. It will be my escape.
    The walls are covered with white cloth, for better acoustics. There are a couple of small glass rooms. The first room has a pink drum set inside, and the other room has a microphone set up in it.
    Huge amps, and speakers line up against the back wall, and on the wall above it hangs some of my guitars, and basses. I grab my favorite electric guitar off the wall, a cherry red Gibson Les Paul, and plug it into my Fender amp. I turn it on, letting the tube warm up, as I put the strap over my shoulder. I pull the mic stand up to meet my height, and tap the mic.
    “ Flip the red switch,” I tell Stephan, motioning towards the very large soundboard that has two computers set up in front of it. He does as I say, but doesn't say a word. He just watches me in amazement.
    I strum the guitar, and shake my head. I haven't played this guitar since the move, and it's extremely out of tune. I turn on my guitar tuner, and begin tuning my guitar. It only takes a few seconds. I'm used to tuning it fast on stage. I then turn my amp to distortion, and turn on a drum pattern.
    Then, I lose myself in my music. My hand glides up and down the familiar neck of the guitar. I'm smooth, never missing a beat, always hitting the right notes.
    The song I'm playing, it's different than what I normally do. I haven't even shown this particular song to my producer because I know that he won't record it... And if he did, he would butcher it. He would take away the raw guitar, and add some computer animated shit that I hate.
    My music is popular . But I don't want to be popular . I want to be good . As long as my dad is my manager, I will never be able to do what I want. And this is what I want.
    Finally, I begin belting
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