...chapter 10, part 2 is here! Finally! ;P Read and review, please? ^^
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part 10 (2/2)
..But was that such a good one?
He knocked loudly on the door. No answer, and he quickly grew impatient.
"Oi, Face-ache, ya in there? Open the damn door!"
And soon enough the doorknob turned slowly and the door was slightly cracked open.
"Yes?"
Murdoc stared blankly at 2D's face, which was half hidden by the door.
"Ya soddin' idiot," the Satanist finally sighed. "What the hell're ya doin'?"
And before 2D had time to say anything, Murdoc was already continuing to talk.
"Lemme in, dullard!"
2D opened the door some more and Murdoc walked in like he would own the place. But then again, that's how he always acted.
"So, ya made this, eh?" the Satanist asked, presenting 2D the demo tape he had on his hand.
2D nodded slowly. Of course he had made it. Shouldn't Murdoc have known that?
"To apologize, no doubt…" Murdoc thought out loud.
"So ya did listen to it?" the singer replied quickly, in a sort of 'teasing' and sly matter.
Murdoc gave him a long look. "I did, even if I dunno why".
"So? What did ya fink?" 2D asked, cautiously, though he was quite proud of that demo.
A small silence filled the room.
"Don't show it to anyone –ya hear me? Anyone – else, ever, an' you'll get yer forgiveness," the demon bass player finally said.
"Wos it really that bad? Or, why not?" the blue-haired man asked, with a hint of sadness in his eyes and disappointment in his voice.
"Stop askin' questions, Face-ache!" Murdoc grunted. "Jus' don't play that tape to anyone else, an' I… Well, I'll forgive ya. But only if that tape is never heard again, ya understand me?"
2D nodded slowly.
"Good," Murdoc said and walked to the door to leave. "An' don't look so sad, dullard. I did forgive ya," he smirked and quickly left, closing the door behind him.
As 2D looked after the Satanist a faint smile rose to his lips. Murdoc hadn't said that the song would've been bad. And that was probably one of the biggest compliments one could get from him. 2D's smile widened. Maybe that was why the demon bass player didn't want others to hear the song.
Out of curiosity, the singer looked around the room. Nothing unusual, which made the blue-haired man grin. Murdoc had took the tape with him.