Ready To Run (Kaylor)

Part 24: It's Not The Same When You Go

A/N:

Okay you guys, I just wanted to thank you all so much for reading this story. I just found out that you awesome people have managed to get this story to have 8.3K reads?! That's INSANE! I'm so unbelievably humbled and  I just can't believe it! you guys make my day, I honestly can't even get over the fact that you guys actually enjoy what I write?!! Also, I am so so so so so sorry for not updating yesterday, but here is yesterday's part , and I'll be updating again tonight for sure 100% without a doubt! Thanks so much, and I really hope you enjoy this chapter!

Maddie! :)

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Taylor

            “So? What did you think of the show?” I asked Karlie, turning towards her. I had just walked in to the tour bus, and found her sitting on the couch with her feet up. It had been a few hours since the show ended, and I didn’t get the chance to see her earlier since the lucky fans that got into Club Red were waiting for me. They were all so kind and loving, as usual. A group of them had even given me a small scrapbook that they made for me, and I had it in my hands. Karlie looked over at me when she heard my voice, and stood up, walking towards me.

“Taylor! That was the best concert I have ever been to!” She exclaimed, wrapping her arms around my neck.

“Thank you so much for singing ‘Starlight’ for me. It made me feel really special, and it’s something that I’ll never forget.” She said softly. I blushed at her comment, and placed my hands on her waist.

“It was nothing,” I mumbled. “You mean so much to me, and I knew you would enjoy that experience.” I leaned in and lightly placed my lips on hers. We pulled away after a few seconds, smiling at each other.

“Did you hear the fans?” She asked. “They were chanting ‘Kaylor’, so I’m assuming that that’s our couple name now.” She said with a chuckle.

“Yeah, I thought I heard that too!” I laughed. “Honestly, some of the things that the fans come up with are so hilarious.” I gushed. I walked over to the fridge and grabbed a bottle of Diet Coke.

“Do you want one?” I offered, holding another bottle in her direction.

“Sure,” She agreed. I handed her the bottle and we sat down on the couch. “So, when did you want to head out?” Karlie asked, placing her hand on my lap.

“Well, we can go right now if you want,” I said, shrugging my shoulders. “Everyone else is busy packing up to move to the last tour stop, so there’s not much else for us to do. I am feeling a little tired anyways.” I added.

“I’m not surprised!” Karlie said. “You did just perform a concert for twenty-thousand people, Taylor!” She stood up and grabbed her purse.

“Yeah, I guess it makes sense.” I joked, scrunching up my nose at her. I rose off of the couch and picked up my bags. Then, I placed my hand in the crook of her arm and we walked out of the tour bus. It was raining fairly hard, so I was thankful when I found our driver less than a minute’s walk away from us.

“Ms. Swift, Ms. Kloss.” The chauffeur tipped his hat at us, and we got in the car.

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