Taylor Swift's Bad Blood

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The road surrounding Beacon Falls at midnight were dark and deserted, coming up the dark winding road was a young couple in a red suv. On the radio Taylor Swift’s “ Bad Blood “ was playing “ That bed and breakfast was absolutely boring “ said the driver to his girlfriend, who had her head against the window staring out into infinite blackness. Out of nowhere a black crow dove out in front of the car making the driver swerve onto the other side of the road. Both the driver and his girlfriend looked behind, while their attention was on the road behind them they didn’t notice the man in all black step out in front of the car. “ David lookout!” was shouted briefly as the red suv slammed into the man and he flew

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