***This is a continuation of my story
Rebel Girl, Queen of My World
from March 8, 2024. The story also features a person who uses they/them pronouns so if you can't handle that, feel free to skip it. I don't think this will be a series but I guess we'll see. All characters are 18+***
When I woke up on a cool November morning in Boston, I was beginning to have second thoughts. It had been a while since I had done something as presumptuous as this, and I really didn't want to ruin what was shaping up to be a really good thing.
A few months before, I had spotted a familiar looking woman in the crowd when I took my kid to a concert, but I couldn't figure out where I knew her from. After a few weeks of churning in my old man's brain, I finally realized where I knew her from. She had gone by the stage name Betty Black in two small-to-midlevel bands I had loved in the 90's.
I found her on Instagram and left her a comment, honestly thinking that would be the end of it, but she seemed a lot more comfortable doing presumptuous things than me, and she slid into my DM's. Before long we were flirting electronically like kids, rather than a 50 year old dude and a 53 year old rocker turned school teacher.
Our on-line flirting lead to me revealing that I had always had a "groupie goes back stage and eats out the rocker" fantasy, which Liz (her off-stage name) really seemed to enjoy. Before we ever got to meet in another context, Liz offered me the chance to live out my fantasy. She had been invited to fill in on guitar for a small band called Daughters of Divorce, which was made up of some of her former students.
So the previous night in Philly, I finally met Ms. Betty Black - the bass player from Mount Pleasant and lead singer of Lunacist - and within a minute coming face-to-face with her for the first time, I had my mouth on her pussy as she leaned back against the dressing room wall, drinking a beer.
By the the time it was over she had come on my face and then, again on my cock. It was... perfect. Better than the fantasy, honestly, but that was supposed to be it for little while.
After Philly, the band had one more date opening for Aussie rockers Amyl and the Sniffers, followed by a mini tour of headlining club dates in Cambridge, Hartford, Scranton, and New Brunswick. So when our rendezvous was over, Liz was going to continue on with the band, and I was supposed to head back to my normal, boring life as a GS-14 in the Federal Bureaucracy.
But when I left the show I skipped the entrance to I-95 South and instead got on northbound to follow Liz and Daughters of Divorce to Beantown. I had a ticket to the Boston and Cambridge shows, and three nights booked at the Hampton Inn in Watertown, but no further plan.
As I took my morning leak I considering just getting in my car and driving back to DC, but I was interrupted by my phone buzzing on the night stand. When I retrieved it I found a text from Liz.
Were your ears burning on your drive back to The District?
Why do you ask
Because the girls did nothing but talk about you the whole drive to Boston he he
Oh really? Do tell...
They're all positively smitten lil kittens
Yeah right! I'm old enough to be all their dads! Unless, wait... that's it: Daddy issues, so sad lol
Awe come on Luke, don't sell yourself short. You're sexy, plus, ladies of all ages love confidence, and it takes a lot of confidence to play the way we did last night.
Well hopefully there's another confidant old guy there tonight who's just looking to be the next notch on the band's headboard....
I didn't get a response right away, but when one came through about 15 minutes later, flirty time was over. Liz let me know that the drummer, Ana, had forgotten her cymbal case in Philly, so they had a minor band emergency to settle before the show that night.
That left me with 10 hours to kill until the doors opened at The Roadrunner for the show.
I shut my eyes and sunk back down into the mound of super fluffy pillows that all hotels seem to have these days, which end up collapsing down to the thickness of a slice of bread when any amount of weight is applied to them.
I could still smell her pussy on my fingers, having skipped the shower after arriving so late to the hotel. As I lay there, thinking about what we had done, my other hand found its way to my cock. Images of Liz up on that stage, and standing above me with with my face buried, first in her crotch, and then in her ass flickered in front of my mind's eye. I was the groupie slut, and Liz - more accurately Ms. Betty Black - was the rockstar.
I lay there with my eyes shut tightly, stroking myself furiously, with only my memory, and the smell of her on my fingers as masturbation fodder. I thought about how much I had really enjoyed being submissive to her, and then I groaned as I unloaded on my own chest and stomach. As my cock twitched and softened I flopped my head to the side and looked at the clock. 9 1/2 hours to kill now.
After a long, hot shower, I headed out and had lunch with an old friend from one of my previous jobs, careful not to post anything on Instagram that would ruin the surprise if Liz looked at my feed.
When I got back to the room I texted with Liz while she and the band were at a local Guitar Center buying new cymbals. By the time they headed to the venue to load in their gear, I was dying to just get to the show already.
In true groupie style I spent a pathetic amount of time trying to decide what to wear to the show. I had initially planned on going with an old band tee from Liz and my shared heyday, but I decided to just "be that guy" and wear the Daughters of Divorce hoodie I had bought the night before in Philly.
After dinner at the Shake Shack, I drove to the Roadrunner, and was once again the first in line. As I stood waiting for the doors to open I picked at a small worry that had set up shop somewhere in the back of my mind: where is this going? Is this just sex, or could it be a relationship?
Best to not think too much on it.
After getting a halfhearted pat-down and having my ticket scanned I made my way to the front of the stage - just off to stage right - where Ms. Betty Black should be standing as the rhythm guitar player.
The crowd slowly filled in behind and around me, but there were far fewer early arrivers than there had been in Philly, so I was finding it hard to blend in. I turned around and leaned on the barricade, keeping my back to the stage, and put the hood up just to be sure.
When the houselights went down there was a faint bit of applause as DOD took the stage. I left the hood up but spun around and watched as they all donned their instruments. Liz was right in front of me, as I had expected, and wearing a more conservative outfit than she had sported for our fantasy fulfillment in Philly. Tonight she had on black jeans, a black ribbed tank top and, as usual, no bra.
Liz was old enough to be all the rest of the band's mother and then some. They had all been her students a few years before, and had only just finished college. Rix, the lead singer, was the one who was closest with Liz. In her normal life she was a shy second generation Indian-American girl named Rikitha who went by Ricki with her friends. But on stage she took on the persona of Rix, and Rix was anything but shy. She wore a super tiny white leather mini skirt and a tight pink top. They both seemed to radiate when offset by her dark skin under the bright stage lights.
The drummer, Ana, was a lanky blonde with bangs and dark rimmed glasses who was described in a review of their LP as 'trying very hard to look more like a rocker than a sorority sister'. She was outfitted like Liz's twin in dark jeans and a tank top, but unlike Liz, Ana's was cut off showing her flat stomach. It also showed off the collection of tattoos she was sporting on her arms. She counted the band into their first song, and then wailed on the drums and newly procured cymbals. Whatever critics and interviewers might think she looked like off stage, when she was on it she played like a true rocker.
Then there was the bass player, Chelle. As a longtime lover of kickass female bass players (Betty Black, right at the top of my list) I always had a soft spot for them. And in this case "them" was more accurate than ever. Chelle was non-binary and used they/them pronouns. But, since they had a very feminine outward appearance they often had to gently correct people who called them she. They were wearing what looked like a simple silk slip with fishnets and Chuck Taylors.
When the first song wrapped up I dropped the hood and gave my loudest, most over the top whistle, which rose far above the perfunctory applause opening acts always have to contend with.
I scanned the stage from Liz to Rix and saw they both had shocked looks on their faces. Chelle walked over and said something to Ana and they both laughed, but then they just jumped into their second song.
As Liz played she looked down at me and shook her head with a huge smile on her face. The set seemed to fly by, and before long they were wrapping up with the one song that at least some of the people in the audience knew, which pepped up the applause as they concluded.
They walked off stage and within a minute I had a text from Liz.
Just full of surprises, aren't you Bertil?
Her tone, and use of the first name that I hated, destabilized me a bit. She had seemed happy to see me, but I started to worry that perhaps showing up unannounced came off a bit more stalkerish than cute rom-com gesture.
What can I say? I'm just a huge fan
Head to the merch stand. I know that you already bought stuff but the girls could use a little boost after paying for the cymbals, so buy more