catching kelce

-chapter 10|unveiling the truth-

ok this chapter is really short and kind of a filler but next chapter will have more drama

also if you have any ideas about what you want to happen please comment

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In the days following the concert, Taylor's life seemed to regain a sense of normalcy. The panic attack had been a reminder of the inner demons she was still battling. 

One afternoon, as the sun streamed through the windows of her cozy living room, Taylor sat down with a notebook and pen. It was time to delve deep into her past and unlock the memories that had triggered her anxiety.

She began to write, pouring her emotions onto the pages. Her pen moved swiftly as she recalled her childhood, her dreams of becoming a singer, and the incident that had changed everything. It was a memory she had buried deep within, one she had been afraid to confront.

As the words formed on the page, the memories came flooding back. She remembered a time when she was just a child, singing her heart out in the school talent show. Her voice, even then, had a magical quality that captivated those who heard it. The applause, the smiles, and the pride in her parents' eyes had been the fuel for her dreams.

But then, one fateful day, a harsh and thoughtless comment from a classmate had shattered her confidence. "You're not good enough," they had said. The words had stuck, and Taylor had carried them like a heavy burden throughout her life.

Now, as the truth spilled onto the paper, she realized that this was the moment that had planted the seeds of her anxiety. It wasn't just the fear of another panic attack; it was the fear of not being good enough, of not living up to the expectations that she had set for herself.

With newfound clarity, Taylor knew that confronting this past trauma was the key to overcoming her anxiety. She shared her discovery with Travis, who had been her unwavering support through thick and thin.

Together, they decided to visit her childhood home, the place where the incident had occurred. As they stood outside the house, memories of her younger self flooded back. She took Travis's hand, drawing strength from his presence, and they stepped inside.

In that familiar setting, Taylor faced her past head-on. She realized that the hurtful comment from her classmate had been a projection of their own insecurities, not a reflection of her talent or worth. With tears in her eyes, she forgave herself for carrying this burden for so long.

Travis held her close, whispering words of love and affirmation. "You are more than good enough, Taylor. You are extraordinary, and your talent is a gift to the world."

As they left the house, a weight had been lifted from Taylor's shoulders. She felt lighter, as if a part of her had been reclaimed. The journey to healing was far from over, but she now had a deeper understanding of herself and the courage to confront her fears.

Back at home, Taylor resumed writing, but this time, it wasn't just lyrics for her songs. She was writing her own story, a story of resilience and self-discovery. She knew that sharing her experience could help others facing similar challenges.

With Travis by her side, and her newfound inner strength, Taylor was ready to continue her journey as an artist and as a person, unburdened by the past and excited about the future.