the year everything changed

the year everything changed

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Taylor Swift
Sitting there, staring into his eyes, I realized I may never love anyone as much as I loved Liam. I moved in his shadow, I breathed in his wake. I lived and died by his approval. He was it for me- there was no one else. There was something so magical about just sitting there so close to her. She was intoxicating. Daisey was like the first ray of sunshine to pass through your blinds in the morning. She was everything i needed.
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Summer. It's a time to hang out at the beach and live life to its fullest. But what if that's not what you want. What if you want to relax in the comfort of your own home rather than go out all night. That's Tessa for you. She loves the comfort of just watching Netflix and reading a book. Nonetheless she finds herself in a beach city, helping out her uncle for the summer. She still thinks her summer is going to stay the same, but what happens when she meets a surfer dude who can't help, but get under her skin. Will her hatred for him lead her to do things she never thought she would do to prove a point? Will she realize what she feels for him isn't just hate anymore, but possibly love. Who knows, but what she ends up learning is that there is no better time to see the world than now.

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