Lioness Group chat Mishap

Chapter 17

On day five, Kadence woke up with a plan. She wanted to show Georgia a side of Munich she hadn't yet seen—the fun, vibrant side that buzzed with life, music, and laughter. It was her turn to surprise Georgia, to create memories that would be filled with laughter, joy, and maybe even a bit of adventure.

After getting dressed, she headed into the kitchen, where Georgia was already making coffee, still half-asleep.

"Morning," Kadence greeted, taking in Georgia's sleepy smile.

"Morning," Georgia yawned, pouring Kadence a cup as she looked at her with a curious glint. "You look a bit too awake for someone who didn't sleep until midnight."

Kadence laughed, shrugging. "I might've had an extra shot of espresso while you were still sleeping. Today, you're in for a surprise."

Georgia's face brightened with intrigue. "A surprise? What kind of surprise?"

"You'll see," Kadence said with a wink, enjoying the suspense. "Just get ready, something casual and comfortable."

They took Kadence's private car to the heart of the city, and Georgia couldn't contain her excitement as they parked near an area known for its colourful street art and local shops.

"This is one of the coolest parts of Munich," Kadence said as they stepped out of the car and onto a bustling street filled with art galleries, cosy cafés, and little shops filled with handmade crafts. "I figured we could start with a bit of exploring, grab some brunch, and then I have a few more stops planned."

Georgia looked around, her eyes wide. "This place is amazing! How did you find it?"

Kadence shrugged, smiling as she slipped her arm through Georgia's. "I did a bit of research. Plus, I wanted to show you a different side of Munich."

They strolled through the district, popping into stores and admiring the vibrant street art that adorned the walls. Kadence bought a small, intricately designed bracelet for Georgia at a local artisan shop, slipping it onto her wrist with a smile.

"It's beautiful," Georgia said, glancing at Kadence with gratitude.

"Just like you," Kadence replied, blushing when she realised she'd said it out loud.

They stopped at a quaint café tucked between two art galleries, and as they waited for their food, they people-watched, laughed, and shared stories from their lives. Kadence loved seeing Georgia so at ease, her laughter ringing out as they joked and teased each other.

After brunch, they wandered into a vintage shop filled with unique finds. Georgia gravitated toward an old Bayern Munich scarf, draping it around her neck with a grin.

"Oh, you'd look very official with that," Kadence teased.

Georgia laughed, twirling in front of her. "I might need this if you're coming to more games. Got to look the part, right?"

Kadence couldn't help but laugh. "Definitely. I'll take one too, then we'll match."

They left the store with matching scarves and a few other trinkets before heading to their next stop.

As they walked, Kadence's phone buzzed. She glanced down to see the Lioness group chat lighting up again.

                                                            Lionesses United 🦁     

Millie Bright: Guys, How is KJ and Georgia? 👀

Rachel Daly: I reckon they're up to something. Spill the tea, KJ!

Ella Toone: They've been suspiciously quiet... What are you two hiding?

Kadence snickered, nudging Georgia. "The girls are onto us."