Trouble Makers by Emme Rollins

Author:Emme Rollins [Rollins, Emme]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Romance, Music
Amazon: B00RY953IY
Barnesnoble: B00RY953IY
Goodreads: 23254242
Publisher: Fido Publishing
Published: 2015-01-06T05:00:00+00:00

Chapter Seven

We spent the night having sex, smoking weed, and eating our supply of junk food. The peanut butter and jelly sandwiches—on Wonder bread, of course—were the worst I’d ever had in my life, but the spiral macaroni and cheese was amazing. My favorite was SpongeBob, just because that particular box had won me a spot on Trouble’s tour bus, thanks to my good friend, Gerald the Wal-Mart greeter. We put it all in grocery bags in the morning and had the driver lug it all—cans of Spaghetti-o’s included—so we could sneak it on the bus. We were like two giggling little kids trying to get away with something.

Tyler wasn’t kidding when he said you wouldn’t know you were even on a bus once you entered their coach. We took a detour—in the limo—long enough for me to pack a bag. It was crazy seeing it parked outside my house. My neighbors kept peeking out their windows at it. I threw a bunch of clothes into a suitcase, packed the things I couldn’t possibly live without for two months, locked the door, and didn’t look back. I didn’t even have any houseplants to water. Tyler said he’d take care of my rent while I was gone, which was a relief, since I didn’t have much left in savings.

I walked away and didn’t think about what I was leaving behind, because there wasn’t anything, not anymore. No job. No boyfriend-slash-fiancé. My mother lived three hours north, and I’d call her, eventually, to tell her where I was and what had happened. The only thing, the only person, I was going to miss, was Sabrina, and after Tyler told me that Rob was going to ask her to come with us on tour, I had a feeling I wasn’t going to have to leave her behind.

That was until we stood outside the bus—more like a rolling mansion, really, nothing like the Greyhounds that ran through town—and Sabrina and I hugged each other to pieces. She told me she wasn’t going with Rob after all. She couldn’t leave her job and uproot her whole life to go gallivanting around the country with a rock and roll star, she said. I didn’t get it. I saw the way she looked at Rob, I knew how much she adored him, how could she not come with us?

But it made sense, in the end. She was far too practical to do something so reckless.

I, on the other hand…

“Call me. A lot. Email. Text me,” Sabrina urged, searching my face with her eyes. “Oh my God, Katie…”

“I know, I know!” I kissed her on the cheek. “The tour’s over in April. After that…”

“You’ll invite me to the wedding?” She giggled, but I saw the pain in her eyes. Tyler was single, fancy free, but Rob was still married—even if he’d been publically separated from his wife for some time. Being madly in love with the fantasy of a rock star was a lot harder than being in love with a real one.

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