Celebs: Sydney Sierota
Codes: MF, celeb, cons, oral
Summary: Sydney Sierota helps a man after a breakup
Disclaimer: The following is a fictional story featuring a celebrity having consensual sex with a fictional man. Any similarities to reality are strictly coincidental.
If you have any questions, comments or other feedback to this or any of my other stories; feel free to contact me through the contact tab on my profile. When it comes to request, I will take them if they interest me, I like the celeb (no Miley, no Ariana, no Scarlett, no Kardashian, no Upton) and the request is not too detailed (I don't like planning out stories, I like to write as I go).
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Dirk and Sara left the arena after witnessing a great concert from one of their favorite bands, Coldplay. They had been together only a few weeks and the concert was a surprise from Dirk for his girlfriend's birthday. They seemed to have a great time but things changed as they walked down the stairs and onto the sidewalk.
"That was great," Sara said. "Now I've seen Echosmith, The Killers and Coldplay, my three favorite bands!"
"What do you say we finish off this night with some drinks and head back home for some fun?" the twenty-six year old blonde man asked.
"Yeah Dirk, I had a great time tonight but I've got to be honest with you," she said with a nervous frown on her face. "I kinda have a date with my ex for tomorrow."
"You what!?" Dirk exclaimed. "But what about us?"
"You are a really sweet guy but you were just a-," she paused.
"Just a what?" he asked, trying not to shout.
"I was only dating you until he wanted me back," she said as she grabbed his hand. "I'm really sorry but I love him."
Dirk remained silent as Sara let go of his hand and rubbed his shoulder before walking away.
"Sorry babe," she said on her way away.
Dirk turned towards the concrete wall and was about to punch it in anger before stopping himself. He pressed his back to the wall and slid down, his mind full of disgust and depression. He buried his head in his hands and remained still for several minutes.
Most of the other concertgoers just ignored the sulking man but he was not completely ignored. A group of four people, three men and a woman all walked past him. The three men ignored him but the young woman stopped and observed what she saw.
"You go without me!" she yelled out over the loud exiting crowd.
The girl, dressed in a white and pink fuzzy skirt over a pair of black leggings, a crimson pull-over hoodie and a pair of sunglasses atop her head, walked over to the man and squatted down in front of him.
"You okay dude?" she asked.
Dirk looked up and saw her concerned but firm blue eyes staring at him in the moonlight. The corners of her mouth crinkled a bit, forming a small smile.
"I don't even know anymore," he calmly said.
"Let me guess, a girl?" she asked him.
"Does a bitch count as a girl?" he responded.
"Ah, one of those situations," she commented.
"She was just using me as a placeholder while her better looking boyfriend was out finding himself," he said, trying not to get angry.
"Harsh," she responded. "What are you going to do about it? Sit here and sulk or make the bitch sorry for leaving you?"
"How the hell am I going to do that?" he asked, uncertain how else to answer.
"Go out and have a great fucking night, maybe find a hotter girl and do with her what your bitch wouldn't let you do," the girl told him, standing up and offering a hand.
Dirk grabbed her hand as she lifted him up.
"Thanks," he said. "I'm Dirk."
"Hey Dirk, you don't know who I am, do you?" she asked him, receiving a confused look. "Thank god, it's refreshing to meet someone who isn't fanning out on me."
"Are you famous or something?" he asked.
"A bit, I sing a band called 'Echosmith'. The name is Sydney Sierota," she said as she tucked her hand into her hoodie.
"Echosmith? That was one of Sara's favorite bands," he said as he stared at the eighteen year old singer standing in front of him.
"Well that's a way to stick it to the bitch, hang out with the lead of one of her favorite bands," she said with a laugh. "Hold on, I have an idea. Give me your cell phone."
Dirk handed Sydney his phone. She activated the camera and pulled him close to her. Holding the phone above their heads ad pressing her cheeks against his, she pressed the button and took a picture. She asked for her name as she accessed the text messaging area of his phone and typed more than a short message before pressing send.
"There, you want some revenge? You got it," she said as she handed the phone back.
"What did you tell her?" he asked, about to open the message when he was stopped.
"Nope, don't read it yet. In fact, let's turn this fucker off for the night," she said as she held the lock button and swiped the phone's power off. "Let's go get a drink or something."
"Are you even eighteen, let alone twenty-one?" he asked, guessing by her looks that she could not have possibly been older than a teenager.
"Yes, I've been eighteen for a couple of months now," she said as she grabbed his wrist and ran off with him to a local bar.
"We can't go to a bar, you're eighteen," he said as he walked behind her.
"I'm like any eighteen year old, I have a fake I.D.," she happily stated.
Sydney and Dirk made it to the closest bar, right around the corner from the arena. She showed her fake identification to the bouncer, who let the five foot, three inch tall teen in with the six foot three man still in her grip. She order them both a bottle of Yuengling and made their way to a corner booth in the room.
As they drank and talked, Dirk continued to wonder what the singer had texted to his ex-girlfriend. He pulled out the phone and started to turn it on when Sydney snatched it out of his hand.
"Curiosity killed the cat," she said as she slipped the phone into the front pocket of her hoodie. "You will get that back later and then you can see what text I sent that is probably driving Sara the Slut bonkers."
Dirk laughed before turning his brain back to curiosity mode. He finished his beer while Sydney headed back to the bar for seconds. When she returned, Dirk asked a question that was on his mind from the second she knelt down in front of him outside of the concert.
"Why are you doing this?" he asked. "Why did you approach me? Why did you take a picture and text my ex? Why are we drinking together?"
"You are just full of questions, aren't you?" Sydney responded. "I'm full of answers but I you have to earn them. Answer me this, do you play any kind of music?"
"Sort of, I have an acoustic guitar at my apartment," he responded, raising an eyebrow out of question. "Why do you ask?"
"You want to jam a bit?" she asked as she sipped on the long neck of her beer.
"Uh, sure I don't see why not," Dirk said as he downed his second drink. "Are you going to answer any of my questions?"
"I did," Sydney said. "'Why do you ask' is a question. Let's go to your place. Lead the way."
Dirk and Sydney left their empty bottles on the table and headed to his apartment, which was only about a mile from the bar. They arrived as the clock struck midnight. He led her in and she ran right to the guitar, which lay on the couch.
"Beautiful," she said as she picked it up and ran her fingers across the strings.
Dirk sat down across from her as she started to play a song. He sat back and admired the beautiful voice that slipped out of her throat as she sang along with the guitar. She kept looking up at him and smiling every few seconds before turning back to concentrating on the instrument. As she finished the song, she played her final tune on the guitar before putting it down on the coffee table.