1981

It was a normal standard Tuesday afternoon in the Simmons household, and Gene was still of course in his prime. He was the bassist and co-lead singer of a very popular and well known glam rock band “KISS”; he had met a certain woman at one of his concerts. The woman he met was Guest; she was dressed up with his band’s merchandise and he was in love. He personally had the staff and roadies bring her backstage so he could see her. Gene immediately began his little flirting game with Guest but she was playing hard to get which got him riled up and fall for her even more than before. Guest was both a model and actress and it got Gene to start acting in movies as well (mainly played in movies with her). Gene loved her personality and of course her looks as well but her personality is what got to his heart; they both went all over the world together and Guest went to every event that he was involved in. Soon after one certain concert Gene was still in his stage costume and makeup, he dropped down to one knee and proposed. The two soon got married at a very beautiful place with of course Gene’s friends Paul Stanley (lead singer and rhythm guitarist of KISS), Eric Carr (drummer of KISS), and Ace Frehley (lead guitarist of KISS). It was a very special day and as expected both Gene and his wife Guest had a very “eventful and exciting” honeymoon back home that they both lived in. Soon a few months after they got married Gene had recently gotten in a certain mood; Gene would constantly find ways to touch or rub her stomach. He’d kiss or trace random patterns on her flat stomach and make jokes about having kids and Guest had slowly caught onto what he was saying. Guest was on birth control and when one day she went to take them before bed she noticed they were missing; Guest asked her husband where her meds went and he claimed he didn’t know.

Right now Guest was downstairs cooking dinner which was steak and mashed potatoes, and her husband Gene was upstairs in their bedroom. He was in their walk-in bathroom taking a shower with rock music playing on the small radio