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HERE]It was as easy as breathing to lead Bobby away from the amusement park without so much as a glance back at the spun sugar or the flashing lights. With the young man's permission and agreement spoken true, Willy escorted him along the waterfront to the brick building he called home. It was a hellishly long walk considering all he really
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"Up the stairs. I have the second floor," he said casually. It was no small building, to be sure, and while the main floor seemed to be little more than a warehouse full of crates and boxes the upstairs was expansive and open. There was a wooden door that slid open revealing an enormous and mostly empty space. At one end was an assortment of musical equipment, drums and microphones and sound boards and the like. Close to the door was a kitchen area and near it were the creature comforts of sofas and chairs. Plenty for members of a band to all be comfortable if the night was long.
And across an expanse of empty floor was a bed on a platform partly obscured by a single three panel screen. Candles flickered all around the loft, hundreds of them. They'd come to life when Willy had entered the building, not that Bobby needed to know that.
"My home," he said simply as he closed the door. Then he let his jacket hit the floor and he caught Bobby in a soft embrace.
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