"when I was drowning, that's when I could finally breathe." ~ Everleigh Zander has spent the last ten years of her life in foster care, bouncing around from family to family. Her life is full of uncertainty, the only constant being Taylor Swift. Everleigh can't go a day without listening to Taylor's music, posting about her on social media, or talking about her. Taylor is the one thing Everleigh can count on, yet she doesn't even know Everleigh exists. When Everleigh is brought face-to-face with her idol for the first time, her life begins to change. Suddenly, things are finally starting to look brighter, and it's all thanks to Taylor. But still, one small phrase lingers in the back of her mind... nothing lasts forever. Or can it?

- a taylor swift adoption story - In which a 13-year-old foster kid from Tennessee struggles to find her place in the world and gets help from an unlikely person who changes her life forever. ❝Everything's gonna work out.❞ ❝How do you know that?❞ ❝I just know.❞ **might contain the use of strong language** #1 in taylorswift (Dec 23, 2022) #1 in swiftie (April 2022) #1 in swifties (April 2022) #1 in jaylor (August 2022)

After 2 years of living with Scott Swift in Florida and visiting Andrea in the summers between tours, Kennedy Swift knew that time with her mother and sister always ran out. But for high school, she was promised just that: 4 years in Nashville. LoverFest would be a calmer tour for Taylor. Andrea would stay home for most of it to keep up with her condition, and Aunt Allison would come up from Texas to help her during treatments. Kennedy was old enough to take care of herself if she was alone, and if she needed help there were plenty of staff around Andrea's house. All she wanted was to get to know her mother before time ran out. March of 2020 took a bat to the beehive. Nothing about this story is true except for the parts that comprise Taylor Allison Swift's PR narrative. TSCU compliant. Like religiously compliant. #1 in swiftie on 8/4/2022 #1 in jaylor on 8/5/2022 #1 in folklore on 11/9/2022 #1 in joealwyn on 8/30/2022