I'll Be Your Gerard If You'll Be My Frank

Fence Jumping

{Frank's POV}

"He'll be fine, Frank. Don't worry about it."

"I'm not worried. I'm just... Curious."

"Yeah sure," Mikey raised an eyebrow.

I looked away, not enjoying his eye contact.

"He has a right to be worried," Ray chimed in.

"I guess," Mikey sighed.

I looked up again.

"When do you think we'll be allowed to visit him?" I asked.

"Not sure," Mikey shrugged, "It depends if he eats or not I guess."

"He will," I was certain.

Gerard wouldn't lie to me.

Mikey just shrugged at this.

He obviously wasn't sure himself.

Ray seemed indifferent but I think he was siding with Mikey on this one.

I didn't say anything else.

I decided I wanted to go home.

"I'm gonna head off," I stood up.

"Oh okay," Mikey smiled sadly.

They both got up too and followed me to the door.

I hugged them both before I left.

I needed a hug and since they happened to be there, they were my victims.

After pulling away, I smiled a little and left.

I was glad I went to see them.

Mikey was definitely happy to see me.

He said he was worried about me because I hadn't been in school.

To be honest I was surprised they even went.

I hated school when Gerard wasn't there.

And since it would be a while until he was again, I would probably find it hard to actually consider going.

I knew I should though.

Otherwise my Mom would be in trouble.

Not that I cared.

I got to my front door to find it surprisingly locked.

"What the fuck?" I muttered, checking my pockets for my keys.

I didn't have them of course.

Ugh.

Fuck sake.

I rang the bell.

There was no answer.

I rang it twice more.

Nothing.

I started banging on the door, growing impatient.

"What's the password?" I heard through the door.

"The what?"

"The password. You need a password to get in."

"Ugh. Just let me in, Tony," I rolled my eyes.

He started laughing.

"Nope. That's not it. You can't come in if you don't have the password."

Are you freaking kidding me?!

"Let me the fuck in, Tony!" I yelled through the door

"That's not it either."

I was getting frustrated now.