This Was A Movie Taylor Swift Novels & Stories

“So it’s gonna be forever, or it’s gonna go down in flames.” Tonia and I screamed the line at the top of our lungs, windows down, wind slapping our faces as Blank Space by Taylor Swift blasted through her car speakers. The bass thumped against the doors, my hair flying wild. We didn’t care who stared, we were women on a mission, unbothered and free.

he screamed. The two men remaining also removed their axe, they charge at Alexis, Alexis turned around at the two men, the same time her car radio had changed, it was another track from Taylor Swift, it was titled Bad Blood, this time she featured Kendrick Lamar. Alexis smiled evilly first, then she talked. "Okay guys, let's dance."

I hope the taste will meet my expectations. While eating, Taylor and I continued getting to know each other. I learned she’s into music and that we are both Swifties which really made me happy. At least I know she won’t complain if I play Taylor Swift’s songs on repeat. She likes The Game of Thrones, said she watched the movie but didn’t read the book. I read the book and watched the movie, which is great. And she also loves Twilight. I’ve watched the movie too and it’s good. I even wished I could become a vampire. What was I thinking? It was a fantasy movie. I doubt it’s real.

"That is how he found me." I think I've seen this film before And I didn't like the ending You're not my homeland anymore So what am I defendin' now? You were my town Now I'm in exile seein' you out I think I've seen this film before — EXILE by Taylor Swift ＊ A U T U M N

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Chandler exclaimed and thus, we all laughed at her. "Oh right, my singleness," I whispered before chugging my beer once more. Another Taylor Swift song was playing and the girls are now quiet. I pushed myself deeper on the couch and and wiped the tears falling down my face. They just looked at me, sincerely smiling and respecting my silence. They knew I needed this.

I asked, intrigued. "I can't believe you don't know who our country's new country princess is," she replied in surprise. “It's Taylor Swift.” "Really? I hadn't heard that song...” "No, because you probably know their hits of the moment," he explained mockingly. “She writes lovely.” I heard the song about a summer love and smiled. "I've listened to it against my will..." I came close to saying that my sister was a fan, but I held back. “My mother used to listen to her.”

Alisa’s stooges were not even needed this time. “Yeah.” Taylor nodded innocently. The vulnerable look on her face tugged on heartstrings. Click! Click! Click! The camera lights flashed. “The son-in-law of the Quints impersonated the God of War!” The hashtag became the hottest search.

So the relief is real, even if it sits right next to something that I am not going to examine at three in the morning. Taylor Swift has been in my ears for four days straight. Not because I sat down and curated a heartbreak playlist with intention and self-awareness, but because I put a playlist on shuffle and somehow every single song it lands on is about a man who turned out to be exactly what your instincts told you he was from the beginning and you ignored them anyway. ‘The Smallest Man Who Ever Lived’ has been on repeat for the last two hours and I’m not going to pretend I don’t know why.

"Look what you made me do, look what you--look what you made me do..." Taylor Swift's song 'Look What You Made Me Do' was playing on my mobile while I dressed myself for school, singing along with it. Suddenly, my phone rang and I picked it up. "I'm sorry, the old Angela can't come to the phone right now." "Why?" "Oh, 'cause she's dead!" I imitated Taylor and my body shook along with the beats, "Look what you made me do, look what you just made m--"