*Summer 1979*
The Bee Gees and Andy are touring around in America. (Y/N) has joined the boys in California for one of the performance.
(Y/N)'s POV:
The Gibb Brothers are in California on the Spirits Have Flown Tour. I've joined Andy several times to spend quality time. I've been back to New York too to hang out with Karen while she finishes up her album.
I personally believe I've completely morphed into this world. This is where I'm meant to be.
Andy's the happiest I think he ever has been. Karen, same thing. I'm hoping by 1980 that we will start working on a new Carpenters album as well. I hope Karen doesn't end up shelving her solo album like she did in the old world.
Today, Andy will be joining his brothers for several songs tonight. I'm excited to see him perform along side his brothers. He always wanted to be a fourth Bee Gee.
"Love, how does this outfit look?" Andy came out behind the dressing room screen.
He walked out in a white button up, white pants, and his favorite shoes.
"You look stunning darling!" I said coming up to him ruffling his hair.
Andy had cut his hair a bit so its not nearly as long before.
"You always say that love," Andy said smirking while holding me by my waist.
"But its true, you are the cutest," I said sticking my hands in his back pockets.
"I'm glad you are able to be here tonight love," Andy said kissing my cheek.
"I'll always be your cheerleader love. Through snow or rain, I'll be your everlasting love," I said smirking while kissing him.
"It's almost show time love. Let's go," Andy said grabbing my hand.
*concert starts*
During most of the shows, I'm right off the stage to watch the show. The feeling I get is unreplaceable.
Andy joined his brothers during "You Should Be Dancing."
To be honest, this isn't my favorite Bee Gees song, but boy did they all look so happy together.
"Now ladies and gentleman, my brother Andy has something important to say," Maurice speaks loudly into the mic.
"As some of you may know, I am in a wonderful relationship with (Y/N). She's here with us tonight," Andy started off.
I was very confused what was going on. Did he want me to sing a song with them tonight without telling me?
"She makes Andy very happy," Barry interjected.
"(Y/N), would you come out here?" Robin spoke into the mic.
I slowly walked out, heart beating out its chest, spotlight hitting me.
A roar from the crowd with applause and cheers happened. I waved in several directions saying hello.
"(Y/N), the day you literally walked into my life something new bloomed inside me," Andy started off saying.
"That's very sweet of you to say darling," I mumbled.
"And to this day, every step we take together makes me more thankful for the universe and what it has in store," he continued on.
"Andy, what are you getting at?" I asked him speaking into a nearby mic.
There was a laugh from the crowd.
His brothers started humming and harmonizing. I was at this point very confused.
"It's only words, and words are all I have, to ask you," Andy said while getting on one knee.
" Will you marry me (Y/N) (L/N)?" Andy asked while singing and holding the silver plated diamond ring in front of him.
"Andy did you just?" I said through happy tears.
"Yes darling. I want to make you Mrs. Andy Gibb," he said laughing while crying at the same time.
I looked at the crowd and of course his brothers. They all were smiling and nodding to say yes.
Don't mind me, I wouldn't say no but waiting to say yes made everyone on the edge of their seat.
The drummer was drumming a solo to "build up" the tension.
"Andrew Roy Gibb, I would love to marry you," I said a bit shaky.
Andy grabbed me and picked me up and spun me around. He placed the ring on my hand and grabbed his microphone.
"I would like to introduce you all to my fiance, (Y/N). You all heard it here first," Andy spoke.
Rose petals fell from above and his brothers all congratulated us.
"See now we are officially your brother in-laws. Can't get rid of us now," Maurice said laughing.
"I like the sound of that. The Gibb last name had an amazing ring to it," I said laughing.
"I hate to interrupt the celebration but who wants to hear a few more songs?" Barry said laughing with the crowd.
"Congratulations little bro," Robin said as we walked off stage.
This was the bonding moment that made me stay here forever. I couldn't wait to call Karen and tell her she was right.