Taylor's POV
It was two days after I had returned from recording the strings for Haunted in LA, and I was back in the studio. The album was due next month, and suddenly I didn't feel like it was finished anymore. I had made the decision yesterday, to cut Ours from the list. Unfortunately, Jonathan insisted that I keep that song on the record, so I listed it as one of the bonus tracks. I had thirteen tracks now, but I needed one more to finish the album. My emotions had finally reached that 'complete sadness' part of the list. I was so sad that I couldn't even move, let alone write a song.
I was sitting alone in the writing room. Whenever I tried to close my eyes, the images of him kissing her still flashed through my mind. I missed those lips already. I missed those fireworks that went off every time our lips met. I didn't know how I was supposed to move on after this. I rolled my head over to the side. My notepad sat there, waiting for words and notes to come alive on it. My eyes roved the piano it was sitting on.
I heard a door close. It came from somewhere in the studio. It was probably Jonathan getting all worried about me. When he came to LA with me, he questioned why I had suddenly written Haunted. I think he knew that we had broken up. I'm sure it was obvious. It was probably written all over Josh's face as well.
I took a deep breath and mustered all of my courage up and stood. I shuffled over to the piano bench and sat down on it. I stared at the keys. Waiting for something to happen. Some idea, to pop into my mind.
Josh's POV
Shit – A contemptible or worthless thing.
Yup. That was me. I felt absolutely horrible for what I had done. I didn't care, if Amanda was completely shit-faced when it happened. It was still my fault. I shouldn't have let her stay. I should've driven her home right then and there.
My love life was the definition of disaster. There was so many ways that situation could've gone, should've gone. But no. I had to let her kiss me. I took full responsibility.
I walked into the studio. My best guess was that Taylor was here no doubt, and I had come to make amends. I traveled down the hallway, to the recording room. She wasn't here, but I saw her car so she must've been in the writing room. The door to it was just on the other side of the room.
I sat down on the couch. Maybe this wasn't a good idea. I would probably just make things worse by showing up here, but I had to. Then, I heard a piano.
It sounded absolutely beautiful, but at the same time it made me even more sad. I realized that I ruined possibly the best thing ever. What had I done?
And then I heard her voice. The silky smooth voice ran with the piano, sounding just as sad.
"I do remember the look on your face
Lit through the darkness at 1:58
The words that you whispered for just us to know
You told me you loved me so why did you go away?"
Suddenly, I was back in that day. The first sort of official date we had. The first time I said that I loved her.
I look at the clock. It glows 1:58. It is late, but I can't go another day without saying what I really want to.
"How? How can I know for sure?" She asks.
"Because," I place my hand on her cheek. My skin tingles when I feel her skin beneath my touch. I never take my eyes away from her baby blue ones. I can feel her breath on mine. "Because I love you."
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A Place In This World
FanfictionWhat if Taylor Swift was never discovered at the Blue Bird café? What if she had somehow wound up in Vancouver, and became best friends with Josh Ramsay, the lead singer of Marianas trench. When fame finally engulfs Taylor, Josh will need to pull he...