Isaac William Carter

“Look, I don’t really care right now. Can you go away and annoying someone else?” she said, keeping her eyes on her phone; not bothering to look at up at the person infront of her.

“Well I was going to give you this bottle of wine and box of chocolates for your birthday, but if you don’t want it..” he trailed off and slowly started walking in the other direction, holding the wine and chocolates up in the air.

Blair looked at him, before glancing around her. “Maybe, maybe that’s it” she she with a smile. “You’re still sitting here and not at all fussed by the fact that three bands from the most famous festival in the world just walked it”

Isaac raised his brows and looked up at the people who had walked in, chuckling softly. “Right, well good guess. But hey, I could have just not been a crazy fangirl.” he teased. 

Delilah blushed a little, “because. Nobody should be allowed to drink on their own.”

“Right, well would you care to join me?” he asked.

Cassidy crossed her arms over her chest as the stranger sat beside her, she leaned her head back against the bus, brushing her fingers through her hair “Define okay” she laughed humourlessly

“Don’t worry, ” Isaac muttered. “Clearly it was a silly question,” he added, pulling a knee to his chest. “I’m Isaac by the way- I’m not real good at comforting people so sitting here is pretty much the best I can do.” he chuckled lightly. 

Blair looked up from her sketch book, noticing she wasn’t alone at the bar anymore. She smiled lightly closing her book and taking her drink. “Drinking alone seems to be a thing at the moment for us crew staff”

Isaac raised an eyebrow as he realised someone was talking to him. Lowering his drink from his lips he looked over at the girl curiously. “Maybe we’re just all too busy to have an actual social life,” he joked. “How’d you know I was part of the crew?” he asked curiously. 

“You, of all people should not be alone drinking at a bar.”

“Oh? And what makes you say that?” 

Cassidy couldn’t explain the last 24 hours. She had barely slept, her mind was all over the place and honestly she just felt more and more as if she was falling apart. She was currently sitting on the carpark ground, back against the bus trying to clear her mind, staring at the ground. When she heard the footsteps approaching she stayed silent, she didn’t look up, she just kept her gaze at the floor, staying silent. 

Isaac had been heading back to his bus when he noticed a girl sitting on the ground. Walking over to her, he stopped for a second, sitting down beside her when she remained silent. “You okay there?” he asked.