When the beat dropped (Roger Taylor x Reader)

Chapter 6 - The ways of London

*Time skip to about 6 pm*

As the sun started to fade behind the buildings of London we started to make our way back to the tube station. This was the first time for the both of us so we decided to go to my place first. The tube started come towards us and a lot of hot air came into the station making it almost more stuffy as it was before. I had my hands at my sides and that was when I felt something creep into my hand. I looked down towards my hand and it was Roger. He was looking straight forward towards the tracks but his hand was leaning into mine. I opened my hand letting him inside my hand. Finally I let myself go. Fall deeper in love. 

We started to climb on to the jam packed tube from Hammersmith to South Kensington. It was rush hour at we were at the peak with the most people on the tube so we were pushed into a corner of the carriage. We were still holding hands and we were both as quiet as a stone. "So did you enjoy the sunset"

As I looked up at him since he was slightly taller than me and said "Well I really like the part where we were kissing under the sunset, it was really nice"

"Well its good to know that we both enjoyed all of it especially that moment" A little smile came across his face and we started to have a chat where he always made me laugh.

*Time skip to 6:30 pm*

The loud booming voice came through the speakers saying "This is South Kensington change here for the District Line and Circle Line".  A flood of people started to get out of carriage the and we were in the middle so we tried to stay in the flow and look normal. Since I lived near the station he left me just before the exit.

"I guess I shall love you and leave you" I said with a small intent of a kiss. Well that was exactly what I got a small kiss on the neck.

"Well now I will love you and leave you" And I gave him a small kiss on his cheek as he headed back down into the tube station back to his house. 

I started to walk out and away from the tube station and little did I know was that I should have never left him or maybe not that soon. Little did I know that my life was going to change forever on that very day right in front of South Kensington tube station.