TAYVIS ONE SHOTS

Little Girl

A/N IGNORE THE TITLE OKAY I COULD NOT FOR THE LIFE OF ME THINK OF ANYTHING ELSE

i'm acc happy for once cause when i look at rlly good fics and im like woah these ppl are good and ppl like them and they have lots of views and when i look at my views im like HOW HAVE MY VIEWS GOTTEN HIGHER THAN THAT SO TY ALL OF YOU :)

it's flooded absolutely everywhere and i have a massive creative re project due on monday that i'm avoiding aswell as some geography thing on diff bits of india and i have to roast them all and say why theyre bad

my project is on prophets so im thinking doing it on us. by taylor swift and gracie abrams

jk i was gonna make fortune cookies but that failed 

creative projects are like our exam bit in re and are supposed to be fun and artsy but i honestly wish she would have just given me an exam cause we have to give written answers and already get a model answer beforehand 

ALSO IK THE CHILDS NAME IS ELLA WHICH WOULD BE WAYYYY TOO CONFUZZLING WITH ELIOTTE ASWELL BUT WHATEVER 

ALSO THE REASON I DISAPPEARED WAS SO I COULD GO TO A lOvElY FAMILY GATHERING WHERE EVERYONE STARTED TALKING ABOUT HOW MUCH MAKEUP I WAS WEARING AND WHAT I WAS TRYING TO COVER UP SAYING I WAS TOO YOUNG AND THAT I HAD WHITE STUFF IN MY HAIR 

AND I WENT OUT FOR DINNER WITH A GRAND TOTAL OF 30 PEOPLE AND WE WERE AT AN AMAZING AUTHENTIC ITALIAN RESTAURANT  AND THE POOR WAITRESS KEPT ON GETTING ASKED FOR FUCKING HAWAIIAN PIZZA AND I WAS THE ONLY ONE SAYING THANK YOU 

i did watch the holiday for the first time tho and honestly graham is so sexy he's my dream guy

guys i think i have baby fever (im not even the legal age of consent yet)

Taylor's POV 

The house was glowing. Strings of fairy lights framed the windows, a cozy fire crackled in the fireplace, and the faint hum of Christmas carols played softly in the background. Tonight wasn't just any gathering—it was the gathering.

Trav and I had invited Gigi, Abigail, our moms, Blake, Ryan and Hugh round for some dinner. 

It was nice seeing everyone there all together especially considering how hard it normally is to get them all in one place.

Everyone, except one little person.

"Where's Ella?" I asked, looking around for our six-year-old daughter.

"She's upstairs," Travis said, stepping beside me with a knowing look. "Said she needed a minute. You know how she gets when there's a big crowd."

I nodded. Ella had always been a little shy, a lot sensitive, and completely attached to Travis. Tonight, we were about to tell everyone that her days as an only child—and Daddy's sole princess—were numbered.

"You think she's okay?" I asked.

"She'll be fine," he said, squeezing my hand. "She just needs time to process."

I wanted to believe him, but there was a flicker of worry in the back of my mind. Still, tonight was about joy and celebration, and I wouldn't let my nerves ruin it.

Travis' POV

I watched Taylor flit around the room, greeting our guests, her excitement bubbling over. She looked stunning—glowing, really—and not just because of the pregnancy.

But my eyes kept darting to the staircase, half expecting to see Ella's tiny face peeking out from the railing. She hadn't been thrilled when we'd told her about the baby earlier this week. Actually, "thrilled" was an understatement—she was mad.