Secrets in the Healing

Tommy looked at me, and Adam and I stared at him.
“Tommy, can I talk to you backstage?” I said.
He came over, picked me up, and walked offstage.
“Damn it! Again with the picking up!” I screamed.
“What did you want to talk about?” He said, putting me on a box.
“What do you think?” I said, blushing.
“Well you’ve always been so fascinating since we met at the concert, so I’ve come to like you. A lot.” He said.
I blushed again, and he smirked. I lifted up my hand and showed him my bracelet.
“So you have one of my bracelets?” He said, smirking.
“Yeah. I would have an Adam one, but after that one concert, I canceled the order.” I said.
“Which hand is dominant?” He asked.
“My left. The one with your bracelet.” I said.
“Cool. So what do you say?” He said.
“I say that I’ll give it a try and see what happens.” I said, smiling.
“Awesome.” He said, smiling.
He picked me up again and we went back on the stage. Everyone was staring at us. He set me down where I was before, and the concert continued like normal, until Adam said something.
“You know, if I wasn’t gay, I would probably be beating up Tommy right now. She’s a lovable girl.” He said.
“I knew coming here was a bad idea. It’s all where it started, and it’s going to start all over again.” I mumbled.
“Oh shut up.” Tommy and Adam said at the same time.
I glared at them, and they went back to what they were doing.
Finally, the concert ended, the band got off the stage, and it was quiet.
“Hello!” I screamed. “You forgot someone!”
Nothing.
“Great. If they find me walking, they will yell. What should I do?” I said to myself.
Suddenly, the lights turned off and I saw a figure.
“Tommy?” I said.
“Nope.” It was a girls voice.
“Who are you?” I said.
“No one you need to know.” She said.
“What are you doing?” I asked.
“You’ll see.” They said.
There was more than one girl. It was a whole group.
“Tommy fans?” I said.
“Possibly.” They said.
Suddenly, everything went black.