Tayvis one-shots (3)

Award Show Mishap

The atmosphere inside the Golden Globes ceremony was electric. The lavish ballroom was filled with the who's who of Hollywood—actors, musicians, directors, and producers all gathered under the glimmer of chandeliers. Taylor sat in her seat, looking stunning in a sparkling gold gown, her platinum blonde hair styled perfectly. She was excited, but also anxious. This year was different. Not only was she nominated for her music, but she had also brought her fiancé, Travis, with her for the first time at such a prestigious event.

They had been dating for a while, but since their engagement, it was the first time the world would see them as an official couple on a red carpet at such a grand event. As much as Taylor loved the glitz and glamour, she was also more comfortable behind the scenes, away from the flashing cameras and prying eyes. Travis, on the other hand, was used to the spotlight, but not in the same way. The attention on him was typically for his performance on the football field. This was all new for him, but he was happy to support Taylor, who had been by his side through so much.

The evening began with the usual red carpet chaos. Taylor had a stunning smile for the cameras, but it was obvious that the nerves were creeping in. Travis, standing beside her, squeezed her hand reassuringly. "You look amazing, babe," he whispered, leaning down to her ear. She smiled up at him, her nerves momentarily eased by his words.

As they took their seats inside, Taylor tried to focus on the ceremony itself. She had a few awards to present, and of course, her own nomination to think about. But she couldn't shake the feeling that something would go wrong. It was that little voice in her head that always popped up before big moments.

The night moved forward, and the stars of the evening were announced. Taylor looked around, trying to stay calm, but she couldn't help but feel a little jittery. She had been nominated for Best Original Song for one of her tracks from her latest album, and the competition was fierce.

After a few performances, the time for the nominees in her category finally arrived. Taylor could feel her heart race, her palms starting to sweat. She looked at Travis, who squeezed her hand again. "You've got this," he whispered. He knew how much this meant to her. She flashed him a grateful smile, trying to push aside the anxiety.

The presenter, a famous actor she had worked with once, walked to the microphone. "And the winner for Best Original Song is..." They paused for dramatic effect. The room went silent as they opened the envelope, and Taylor's breath hitched.

"And the winner is... Taylor Swift for 'All Too Well!'"

The audience erupted into applause, and Taylor's eyes widened in surprise and joy. She could hardly believe it. The moment was so surreal. Her name rang through the air, and she quickly stood up, her heart pounding in her chest. Travis stood as well, grinning ear to ear, his hand still firmly holding hers. He gave her a nod of encouragement, mouthing "You deserve this," before she stepped up onto the stage.

The applause was deafening as she made her way to the stage. She gave a little wave to the audience, but inside, she was in complete shock. Her mind was racing as she reached the podium. The presenter handed her the golden statue, and she felt its weight in her hands.

"Thank you. Thank you so much," she began, her voice shaking slightly. "I am truly humbled by this. This song means the world to me, and I just... I can't believe I'm standing here right now. Thank you to everyone who believed in this song, and to my fans who have supported me every step of the way."

As she spoke, she glanced down at Travis, who was beaming with pride. His love for her was so evident, and it made her heart swell. But just as she was about to wrap up her speech, disaster struck.

The platform she was standing on—the one designed to help elevate people during their speeches—suddenly gave way. She had been standing on an unstable spot, and the entire section beneath her wobbled. Her ankle twisted beneath her as she lost her balance, and before she knew it, Taylor had fallen, the award slipping from her hands.