Oops...im in love again

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
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fantastic-nonsense

Okay so in the span of one month, Kaz:

  • saved Inej's life (twice)
  • rescued her from Van Eck
  • paid off her indenture by liquidating every asset he had
  • made her rich
  • got the brothel she was sold to (temporarily) shut down
  • bought her a warship so she could live out her dream of ending the slave trade
  • threatened a King to find her parents and bring them to Ketterdam
  • took off his gloves and held her hand

no one's ever competing with that, friends. No one's ever going to come close

upsidedownwithsteve
upsidedownwithsteve

Can We Always Be This Close?

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Steve Harrington x fem!reader
[22.4k] A biggie. Best friends to lovers, summer, childhood, pining, crushes, a kiss that wasn't supposed to happen, the last cherry popsicle and three promises.

When you were both eight years old, Steve Harrington handed you the last popsicle and told you he loved you. 

It was the most innocent kind of talk, from the mouths of kids, fresh faced, summer freckles, ankles dipped in the pool and sunburn on your cheeks. 

You weren’t truly sure you both knew what those words meant back then, the depth and meaning that they held. But you said them back, lemon and sugar on your tongue and he’d beamed at you, brighter than the Indiana sun and that was that. 

And that night, when you were camped out on his bedroom floor, the first day of summer vacation and his bed sheets draped across your heads, he shared his secret stash of twizzlers with you, lips tinted red and pinkie fingers linked. 

His eyes were solemn when he whispered to you, the dulled yells of his parents downstairs acting as his backing track. His mom was slurring a little, his dad laughing mirthlessly and something smashed. You had both flinched, moved closer together between the pillows and stuffed animals.

You remember his mouth brushing up against the shell of your ear, hushed promises falling from his lips, the kind that only an eight year old could make. 

Steve Harrington promised you three things that night:

One, he’d always be your best friend. 

Two, he’d always protect you from everything bad and scary. 

And three, he’d never break your heart. 

He only kept two of those. 

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