There's a right time and place for everything.

This is a Kaylor story. Based on real-life events that have taken place and then just made up the in-betweens and behind the scenes. Obviously very fictional. Long-term, on-going, future NSFW. When Taylor finds out about Karlie's surprise engagement, it's as if something has shattered. With a new label deal on the horizon, Joe by her side, the media onto her every move and Karlie refusing to stay in her past, she tries to navigate her minefield-resembling life at the end of the Reputation era and beyond. On-going, long-term story. Here for the diet coke, you guys.

❛❛Oh no,❜❜ Taylor whispered, unable to look at the breathtaking bride and cover her embarrassment. The stranger glanced at her. ❛❛Oh no,❜❜ ❛❛What's wrong?❜❜ she asked in a whisper. Taylor gripped her purse tightly. ❛❛This is not the wedding I was supposed to attend!❜❜ Taylor replied in a worried whisper. - Taylor Swift found herself in the wrong place at the right time.

Sequel to Everything Has Changed

Love holds regrets, but flames burn in memories.

Love is not a victory march. Kaylor AU.

❛❛Please,❜❜ she pleaded in a whisper. ❛❛Let me go,❜❜ ❛❛No,❜❜ Karlie replied firmly, keeping her in place. ❛❛Not until you tell me you don't want this,❜❜ she added. The brunette gauged her reaction, and when seeing nothing but expectant eyes looking up at her, she continued, ❛❛Tell me that you don't want me as much as I want you. Tell me that you want me to stop, and I'll let you go.❜❜ The story of how two young girls meet at the wrong place, at the wrong time, but fall in love nevertheless despite all the odds being against them. © fallfrovmgrace 2018 inspired by don't blame me [06.21.2018 - 04.06.2019]

Karlie and Taylor are stuck together during quarantine. Will they resist the temptation of finally acting on their feelings while confined in the same apartment? Peaked #1 on Kaylor

I don't think it's exactly news to anyone that I keep journals. Pages out of some of my old ones adorn the walls at the Grammy Museum. What might surprise some people is that I usually have more than one at a time. One for song lyrics, one for what's going on in my life. What follows is an edited version of the one I kept in 2016 and the first part of 2017. Some things are still too private, too personal. Some you'll have to hear in songs. I never thought I'd write a memoir so young. At 27 I'd like to think I have a lot of life yet to experience. But after countless questions, I realized I'd rather put it all out there, for you to read on your own, rather than let the media interpret what I have to say. I've had enough of people twisting my words to last a lifetime.