Tina's POV
"Have you seen that girl?
Have you seen her?
She’s the freakiest thing, you gotta meet her
You do whatever it takes to get her by your side
It’s not the way she smiles with a little laugh
It’s not the way she looks in a photograph
But all the boys – they crowd around
She can’t sing, she can’t dance
But who cares – she walks like Rihanna!
She can’t sing, she can’t dance
But who cares – she walks like Rihanna!"
Cheyenne sings Walks Like Rihanna to me, by the Wanted. Her attempts to cheer me up seem to work, because I take care of the back up parts before I realize it.
"Have you seen that girl?
Have you seen her?
With the way she moves you wanna kiss her
She’ll be the girl of your dreams if you can close your eyes
You can feel that beat when she’s in the room
You can feel your heart going boom boom
And all the boys – they crowd around
She can’t sing, she can’t dance
But who cares – she walks like Rihanna!
She can’t sing, she can’t dance
But who cares – she walks like Rihanna!
She walks like Rihanna!
She walks like Rihanna!
Our hearts go boom boom boom boom boom
(she walks like Rihanna!)
Our hearts go boom boom boom boom boom
(she walks like Rihanna!)
Our hearts go boom boom boom boom boom
(she walks like Rihanna!)
Our hearts go boom boom boom boom boom
(she walks like Rihanna!)
Our hearts go boom boom boom boom boom
(she walks like Rihanna!)
Our hearts go boom boom boom boom boom
(she walks like Rihanna!)
Our hearts go boom boom boom boom boom
(she walks like Rihanna!)
She can’t sing, she can’t dance
But who cares – she walks like Rihanna!
She can’t sing, she can’t dance
But who cares – she walks like Rihanna!
She walks like Rihanna!
She walks like Rihanna!
Our hearts go boom boom boom boom boom
(she walks like Rihanna!)
Our hearts go boom boom boom boom boom
(she walks like Rihanna!)
Our hearts go boom boom boom boom boom
(she walks like Rihanna!)
Our hearts go boom boom boom boom boom
(she walks like Rihanna!)"
After we finish singing, I ask Cheyenne, "What was that about? It was awesome but-"
"Well, I know you like the song, and I figured you could do with some cheering up after Jillian and everything that has been going on . . ."
"Thanks, Cheyenne," I wrap my arms around her shoulders, pulling my future victim into embrace. Must she be so kind? Must Cheyenne, this smart girl, be so daft and trusting? How can she not tell that I am going to kill her, any one of these days?
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The Pain Of Their Presence - Sequel to Sound of Their Presence
Teen FictionShane can't remember the girl he loved after a plane crash. He doesn't know what to make of changing into a unicorn. With amnesia, he can't remember anything about his old life. As far as he is concerned, he is a normal teen. Emancipated and indepen...
