i’m officially done w my current requests so please feel free to send more !! xx
ღ - WHO I WRITE FOR. 💕
okay so like the title is quite deceiving but also i wanna say like i will write for any footballers or f1 drivers (i love being a tifosi) anywho so i hope this helps when requesting bc i know some of you have been hesitant bc ydk who i write for!! 💓
can you make one with Guille Fernandez again, where the reader is Hector Fort's little sister
fluff
summary:: what the req says.
warnings:: none?
writers notes:: istg on all upcoming fics, unless the req doesn’t explain what it is/i have free will, im gonna remove the summary section
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @paucubarsisimp @httpsdana @universefcb @nngkay @mariejuli
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he knew from the beginning.
not because you told him, but because he’s your brother.
hector sees everything.
he noticed the way guille looked at you one afternoon in the kitchen, like he’d never seen anyone laugh so easily. he noticed how you always sat beside guille on the couch now. how your voice changed when you said his name. he noticed the lingering silence between you two when he walked into the room, like the air had shifted and neither of you had learned how to play it cool yet.
so one day he just… said it.
‘if you’re gonna date her, tell me. don’t be a coward about it.’
you and guille had frozen at the same time, like kids caught stealing candy.
but then guille stood up, cleared his throat, and said
‘i care about her. i wouldn’t touch her heart if i wasn’t serious about it.’
hector stared at him for a long second. then shrugged.
‘don’t break her. that’s all.’
it wasn’t easy after that, but it was open.
no more hiding glances. no more awkward silences.
guille would text you mid-training with a ‘miss you already’ and hector would just roll his eyes. guille would come over and sit next to you on the floor, and your brother would say something like ‘you have your own house, fernández.’ but it was light. teasing. tolerable.
because deep down, hector trusted him.
he’d known guille since they were kids. shared locker rooms and long bus rides. he knew what kind of man he was becoming.
and even if it drove him crazy to see you holding hands with his best friend, he knew you were safe.
one night, guille walked you home after a quiet dinner out. he held your hand the whole way.
when you reached the door, he looked at you for a long second before saying, ‘do you ever wish it was someone else?’
you frowned. ‘what?’
‘someone who wasn’t your brother’s best friend. someone easier. less complicated.’
you didn’t even hesitate.
‘never. i don’t care how complicated it is. it’s you. it’s always been you.’
and guille kissed you, soft and grateful, like he still couldn’t believe he got to have you, out in the open, without having to pretend.
inside, hector watched you both through the window. sighed.
then muttered to himself
‘you better marry her.’
can you make a story about Marc and reader, where he teases her about the height difference
summary:: you didn’t choose to be short. but marc chose you. so therefore he can’t complain you’re short! but he does 💔.
warnings:: none!?
writers note:: lowkey gonna spam bc i always write my fics in my notes bc tumblr deletes drafts and i’ve written sm all i need to do is format 👅.
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @universefcb @nngkay
you weren’t even sure how the conversation started. one moment, you were waiting for him outside the training grounds, minding your business, and the next, marc was teasing you relentlessly about your height.
‘can you even see over the dashboard when you drive?’ he smirked, looking down at you as you both walked toward his car.
you rolled your eyes. ‘yes, marc. i don’t need a booster seat.’
‘are you sure?’ he nudged your side, laughing. ‘i can get you one, you know. i’ll even make it barca themed.’
‘oh, you’re hilarious,’ you deadpanned, shoving him lightly. it barely did anything, considering he was literally towering over you.
marc had been on this for weeks. every chance he got, he’d make some comment about how much smaller you were compared to him. it wasn’t even like you were that short, he was just unfairly tall.
‘wait, stand next to me for a sec,’ he said, stopping in his tracks.
you groaned. ‘marc—’
‘just for a second,’ he grinned.
you sighed but humored him, standing beside him as he straightened his posture. he looked down at you, then burst out laughing.
‘oh my god, i swear you’re getting shorter.’
you smacked his arm. ‘or maybe you’re just a freakishly tall human being.’
he ignored your insult, clearly enjoying himself. ‘i bet if we took a picture, people would think i’m your bodyguard.’
you gasped. ‘you did not just say that.’
he was dying of laughter at this point, barely able to breathe. ‘no, no, seriously. imagine me in a suit, standing behind you, all serious. people would think i’m protecting you from the paparazzi.’
you groaned dramatically. ‘you’re the worst.’
‘no, you’re the worst,’ he shot back playfully, slinging an arm around your shoulders with ease. ‘but it’s okay, i still like you, even if i have to break my neck looking down at you.’
you huffed, but you couldn’t hide the small smile creeping onto your lips. ‘you’re so lucky i like you too, otherwise i’d trip you in the locker room.’
he grinned. ‘i’d like to see you try, shorty.’
and just like that, the teasing continued.
Hi could you write something with jealous reader with Toni Fernandez?
warnings:: none
writers notes:: idk what to say bc the thing is, i write these fics in my notes app and then i format them into this app at once so i dont have a lot to say
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @universefcb @mariejuli @nngkay
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you didn’t mean to be jealous.
really, you didn’t.
but it’s hard not to notice the way she touches his arm when she laughs. how she leans in a little too close. how toni doesn’t exactly pull away.
you’re not even with him, not officially. just… something in between.
stolen glances. shared playlists. late night calls that end in sleepy “you still there?”s.
but no labels. no promises.
just enough to hurt when it starts to feel like he’s looking at someone else the way he used to look at you.
you don’t say anything at first.
you smile through it. laugh when he mentions her. pretend like it doesn’t bother you that she’s always around now.
but it builds.
little by little.
until it’s too much to swallow.
it happens after training. you’re sitting on the edge of the pitch, lacing your shoes, trying to avoid looking at them.
she’s there again. tossing toni a water bottle. brushing her hand over his.
he doesn’t flinch.
and you break.
‘you like her or something?’
he blinks, surprised. ‘what?’
you stand, brushing the dirt off your shorts.
‘just wondering if i should stop wasting my time.’
his brow furrows. ‘wasting your time?’
you scoff, suddenly hating how your voice shakes.
‘you look at her like she’s the only girl in the room. and maybe she is to you. but don’t… don’t act like i haven’t been here too.’
there’s silence.
long. sharp.
then toni steps toward you, slow and sure.
‘you think i like her?’
you shrug, arms crossed, trying not to feel so much.
he laughs. not mockingly. just soft. stunned.
‘you’re insane,’ he says quietly. ‘it’s always been you.’
you blink.
‘then why do you let her—’
‘i don’t even see her like that. i only see you.’
his voice is steady now.
he steps closer. closer.
‘you’re jealous,’ he says, and it’s not a question.
you roll your eyes. ‘no, i’m not.’
he smiles, small, crooked. smug.
‘you are. and it’s kinda cute.’
you shove him lightly. ‘shut up.’
he catches your wrist. gentle. sure.
‘don’t ever think i’d want anyone else. you’re the only one that gets to make me nervous.’
and just like that
the ache eases.
just a little.
pairing: gavi x ofc
summary: gavi wants coral to be his. she's scared of their fame.
taglist: @htpssgavi ; @joaosnovia
masterlist // series masterlist // I do not take requests
Gavi took a deep breath. He had faced guys twice as tall as him in World Cup matches, shot penalties and done post game interviews for the Cahmpions League, but he had never been as nervous as he was parking by Coral's apartment.
He ahd been coming so often that when he crossed paths with one of thr neighbours she just smiled and greeted him by his name, adding a small comment about how Coral had been playing guitar all day long, and how delightful her new song was.
Gavi shared that fondness, he wanted to listen to Coral's music for hours every day for the rest of his life. He took the stairs jumping two steps at a time, his usual impatience getting the best of him. By the front door of her apartment, the soft chords of a song Gavi had not heard yet could be heard.
He felt a little guilty, ringing and interrupting the music, but seeing Coral standing on the other side of hte door, an oversized Barça hoodie on, her hair mess and her lips pink from biting them, like she always did, when she was concentrating; made it all worthy.
Gavi almost fell to his knee and asked for her hand in marriage, but her suspected that such proposal would not be accepted before he fixed their current situation.
"Gavi! I'm so busy right now, I don't think it's the best time to fuck right now..."
Right, that.
Their relationship was based around sex, the friends with benefits label falling over them easily after his ugly break up with Sandra. With a shattered heart and ego, the internet creating demeaning memes at lightning speed and everything he thought to be true crumling around him, Gavi had found shelter between Coral's arms.
But that shelter was not enough, not when he needed to really be hers.
For a long time he had been the heartbroken boy fucking his anger away. Now he was a smitten man, ready to ask Coral to be his girlfriend.
"I didn't come for that," he explained. Her eyes fell to the bouquet of flowers he was holding.
"Oh."
"Yeah." he scratched the back of his neck awkwardly. "Do you think I can come in?"
"Yeah."
Coral stepped aside so he could walk inside. The apartmwnt was a mess, the way it became when she was composing a new song.
That was what had her so busy.
"Coral..." he started, handing her the flowers. "I'm pretty sure you can already figure out where this is going..." he laughed nervously. "I like you, Coral. A lot. It think you could tell already."
"I had a small idea..." she was already smiling brightly, her cheeks pink. It gave him confidence on what he was about to ask.
"Would you be my girlfirend, please?"
Coral didn't reply. She threw her arms around Gavi's shoulders, and kissed him hard.
"I love you," she said ending the kiss, with his hands around her waist. "But I really need to finish this song before inspiration leaves."
Gavi smiled. If there was soemthing he knew, it was that big emotions triggered her creativity and she would be writing for hours.
But now he could watch her work, like the lovee sick puppy that he was.
Hi! Could you write something where the reader lives in Madrid and decides to go out to a bar with some college friends? It turns out that one of her friends' boyfriends is a friend of Jude and some other Real Madrid players. That night, the reader ends up meeting him. She already knew who he was—thought he was insanely attractive—but kept that to herself. That night, they just have a great conversation, full of flirting, but in a fun and natural way. When she gets home, she's completely dazzled—not just because of how good-looking he is, but because he’s actually really interesting too. She tells her college friends everything, but also her best friend. A few days later, the reader is at her internship (I imagine something in the healthcare field because it takes up a lot of her time). That day, her best friend is visiting, but since the reader is still at work, her best friend goes out with some of their other friends. The reader, exhausted from her shift, just wants to go home and sleep. She’s already turned down any plans for the night. But once she’s finally home, lying on the couch, she gets a message from her best friend: "You won’t believe this. Your man is here." She thinks about going but tells herself it's not worth it—they haven’t talked since that night, so why would she do this? Then, another message: "Girl, you cannot let this chance slip away." She finally gives in and goes. When she gets there, she spots him but pretends she hasn’t seen him—even though she knows he’s already seen her. And that night… something happens.
I thought of something like this. Sorry if it's a bit confusing—I've been thinking about this story for days. Could you please write it? I love your writing, and I'm sure it would be amazing!
summary:: madrid was supposed to be about school, work, and keeping your head down, not late nights, stolen glances, and jude bellingham throwing your whole plan off track. you told yourself it was nothing. then again, madrid has a way of making nothing feel like everything.
warnings:: fair amount of cussing, alcohol consumption, reader is lowkey drunk asf, mentions of work related stress, a lot of angst (yeah im sorry for that but i needed to), eventual relationship && reader being a bit of a bitch.
writers note:: so i lowkey spent a LOT of hours doing this but i think it was worth it..? but anyways also lmk if i should make another part of the joao felix series! it could be longer but yk.
tags: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp
the night had started like any other.
it had taken more convincing than usual to get you out. after a long week at your internship, long shifts, barely any sleep, endless responsibilities, you had been desperate for a night in. a night where you could just exist without needing to be on all the time.
but your friends had other plans. you never come out anymore, they’d whined. one drink. just one drink.
so here you were, tucked into a crowded bar in the heart of madrid, nursing something cold in your hands while your college friends laughed and talked around you. it wasn’t bad, really. the music was good, the energy infectious. maybe you’d needed this more than you thought.
you had just started to relax when a familiar name was dropped into the conversation.
‘jude’s on his way,’ your friend’s boyfriend announced casually, barely looking up from his phone.
the name sent a ripple of recognition through the group. your friends exchanged glances, excitement flashing in their eyes. even if you weren’t a huge football fan, you weren’t oblivious. you knew who he was.
jude bellingham.
and, sure, you’d seen the photos, watched the clips. it was impossible to live in madrid and not know about him. but the thought of actually meeting him? it was something you had never even considered.
still, you kept your reaction to yourself. unlike the others, you weren’t about to sit there and gush about him like he was some unattainable celebrity. he was just a guy, right?
just a guy.
but then he walked in.
and, immediately, you realized how wrong you were.
he wasn’t just a guy.
he was tall. taller than you expected, effortlessly commanding the room without even trying. he moved with an ease that was almost unfair, like he knew exactly who he was, exactly what kind of attention he drew.
and, god, he was stupidly attractive.
even more than in pictures, sharper jawline, softer eyes, an easy sort of confidence that was somehow both infuriating and completely magnetic.
you forced yourself to look away, taking a sip of your drink. you were not going to be one of those girls.
but then, of course, he ended up right next to you.
the introductions were quick, casual. your friend’s boyfriend did most of the talking, barely noticing the way jude’s eyes lingered on you a second longer than necessary.
and then, suddenly, it was just the two of you.
it started simple enough. polite conversation, the usual questions. but it didn’t take long for the banter to start.
he was quick. sharp. he caught onto things most people wouldn’t, met your sarcasm with just as much of his own. you teased him about his spanish, about the way the entire bar had turned to look at him the moment he walked in.
‘you’re used to this, aren’t you?’ you said at one point, tipping your glass slightly toward him.
his lips quirked. ‘what?’
‘people staring at you.’
he leaned in slightly, voice low and amused. ‘you mean you staring at me?’
you rolled your eyes, even as heat crept up your neck. ‘please. you wish.’
he laughed at that, and you knew, without a doubt, that he was enjoying this. the game of it all. the push and pull.
the night blurred after that. conversations overlapping, hands brushing, glances held a second too long.
by the time you got home, you were dazed. not just from the drinks, not just from the way he looked at you, but from the way he was.
you told your friends everything. and, of course, you told your best friend.
but then days passed. and he didn’t text.
and why would he? it was just one night. just a conversation. he probably met a dozen new people a week.
so you let it go. focused on work. exhausted yourself to the point where there was no room to think about anything else.
until
‘you won’t believe this. your man is here.’
you stared at the message, blinking away the exhaustion.
‘no way.’
you were sprawled on your couch, still in your scrubs, every muscle in your body aching from the shift you had just survived.
you weren’t going out. you had already said no to at least three different invitations tonight. you needed sleep.
but then another message.
‘girl, you cannot let this chance slip away.’
you exhaled slowly, phone resting on your chest.
your best friend was right. what were the chances? what if you never ran into him again?
before you could overthink it, you got up. changed. left.
the bar was even more packed than last time. but you spotted him immediately.
and you knew the exact moment he saw you.
but instead of going to him, instead of acknowledging him at all, you walked right past him.
you could feel his eyes on you.
and then, minutes later
‘thought you weren’t coming,’ a voice murmured in your ear.
you turned, already biting back a smile. ‘i wasn’t.’
he raised a brow. ‘what changed?’
you shrugged, playing it cool. ‘got bored.’
he laughed, shaking his head. ‘you’re trouble, aren’t you?’
‘depends on who you ask.’
‘and if i asked you?’
you met his gaze, holding it. challenging. ‘then i’d say you’ll have to find out for yourself.’
the way his eyes darkened at that; yeah. you knew exactly where this night was heading.
the thing about madrid was that it never really slept. neither did you, apparently.
despite the exhaustion from your shift, despite knowing you’d regret this in the morning, you were here. back in a crowded bar, back in this game of glances and teasing remarks with jude bellingham.
he was still standing close, still watching you like he knew exactly what you were doing.
‘so, you gonna keep pretending you don’t see me?’ he asked, tilting his head slightly.
‘i don’t know what you’re talking about,’ you said smoothly, sipping your drink.
his lips quirked into that stupid, knowing smirk. ‘right. just a coincidence you walked past me like i was invisible.’
‘maybe you just are invisible," you shot back.
he let out a short laugh, shaking his head. ‘you’re funny.’
‘i know.’
he eyed you for a moment, like he was trying to figure something out. then, casually, ‘so, you do this a lot?’
‘do what?’
‘show up at bars just to mess with guys?’
‘only the ones who deserve it.’
‘good to know,’ he murmured, leaning in slightly. ‘so, what makes me one of them?’
you didn’t answer right away. mostly because his proximity was making it hard to think straight. his cologne, something warm and expensive, lingered in the air between you. it didn’t help that his voice had dropped just enough to make your stomach flip.
‘well,’ you said finally, keeping your tone light, ‘technically, you never texted me. so, really, i should be the one messing with you.’
his brows shot up. ‘i never texted you?’
‘yeah. you had my number, didn’t use it.’
he scoffed, amused. ‘first of all, i never got your number.’
you paused. ‘wait, really?’
‘yeah. really.’
you frowned, trying to remember if that was true. the night had been a blur, but, maybe he hadn’t gotten it?
he watched your expression shift and grinned. ‘what, you thought i ghosted you?’
‘i mean… maybe?’
he shook his head, laughing. ‘nah, see, thats crazy. you deadass thought i’d just meet you, have that conversation, and then never hit you up?’
‘i don’t know, you meet a lot of people.’
‘yeah, and i remember the interesting ones.’
you didn’t respond to that. mostly because the words did something weird to your heart. instead, you just sipped your drink again, pretending it hadn’t fazed you.
jude, apparently, wasn’t done.
‘you gonna give it to me now?’
‘give you what?’
‘your number.’
you smirked. ‘hmm. i don’t know. you did ignore me for, like, a week.’
he rolled his eyes. ‘you just admitted that wasn’t my fault.’
‘still hurt my feelings, though.’
‘oh, yeah? you were heartbroken?’
‘devastated,’ you said solemnly. ‘could barely function.’
‘should i make it up to you, then?’
your heart skipped, but you kept your expression neutral. ‘and how exactly do you plan on doing that?’
his gaze flickered down to your lips; quick, barely noticeable. but you noticed.
‘i could think of a few ways.’ he said lightly.
your stomach flipped.
you should not be enjoying this as much as you were. but it was impossible not to. because the thing about jude was that he was good at this. good at knowing exactly when to push, exactly when to pull back.
and maybe, just maybe, you were a little bit addicted to it.
before you could say anything else, someone called his name from across the bar. you both turned, spotting one of his friends motioning for him to come over.
‘you leaving?’ you asked.
he looked at his friends, then back at you. ‘not yet.’
‘oh? got something better to do?’
his smirk was slow, deliberate. ‘yeah. think i do.’
an hour passed. maybe more.
somewhere in between the second and third drink, the two of you had drifted toward a quieter part of the bar. still close to the crowd, but just far enough that the conversation felt more… intimate.
he asked about your internship, your plans. listened intently, even as you rambled about how exhausting it was.
‘so, basically, you’re a superhero,’ he said when you finished.
you laughed. ‘that’s a bit of a reach.’
‘nah,’ he said, shaking his head. ‘saving lives, barely getting sleep. sounds heroic to me.’
you rolled your eyes, but your stomach did a stupid little flip at the way he said it.
eventually, though, the energy around you shifted. the bar had thinned out, people heading home.
you should’ve, too. but you weren’t ready yet.
and neither was he.
‘wanna get out of here?’ he asked suddenly.
you glanced up. ‘oh?’
he huffed a laugh. ‘not like that.’
‘mhmm.’
i’m serious,’ he said, grinning. ‘just, wanna walk for a bit?’
you hesitated, then shrugged. ‘sure.’
the streets of madrid at night were something else. a little quieter now, but still buzzing, still alive.
you and jude walked side by side, the conversation lighter now. less teasing, more comfortable.
‘so, what do you actually do for fun?’ he asked at one point.
you scoffed. ‘fun? don’t know her.’
‘nah, see, i knew you were gonna say that.’
‘because it’s true!’
he shook his head. ‘i don’t believe it. you have to have some kind of guilty pleasure.’
you thought for a second. ‘hmm. okay. maybe i watch reality tv when i’m too exhausted to do anything else.’
he gasped dramatically. ‘no way.’
‘shut up.’
‘what show?’
‘not telling you.’
‘nah, you have to tell me now.’
you pursed your lips. ‘love island.’
his eyes widened, like he’d just uncovered the greatest secret in the world.
‘i knew you were toxic,’ he said, laughing.
‘excuse me?’
‘nah, it makes sense now.’
‘okay, and what’s your guilty pleasure, then?’
he thought for a moment. ‘i still watch kids' cartoons sometimes.’
‘no way.’
‘swear down.’
you squinted at him. ‘you’re lying.’
‘i swear.’
you were still laughing when you realized you had stopped walking.
and then you realized something else.
you were standing too close.
you weren’t sure who had moved first. all you knew was that his hand was brushing against yours now, his gaze a little softer, his voice a little lower.
and suddenly, the air between you wasn’t just charged; it was buzzing.
you swallowed.
‘so,’ he murmured, ‘if i asked you again…’
‘asked me what?’ you said, playing dumb.
his lips quirked.
‘for your number.’
your heart was racing now. but you still pretended to think about it.
then, finally
‘guess you have to make it up to me somehow first.’
he grinned. ‘oh, yeah?’
‘yeah.’
‘and how exactly do you want me to do that?’
you smiled. ‘figure it out.’
judging by the look in his eyes, he already had an idea.
‘so, if i asked you again… for your number?’
‘guess you have to make it up to me somehow first.’
‘oh, yeah? and how exactly do you want me to do that?’
you had smiled, told him to figure it out.
and, of course, jude bellingham took that as a challenge.
hours earlier.
the second you’d said the words, his grin had turned slow, deliberate.
‘figure it out, huh?’
you shrugged, pretending to be unaffected by the way his gaze lingered on your lips before flickering back up to your eyes.
‘if you really want my number, yeah,’ you said lightly. ‘gonna have to earn it.’
he let out a short laugh, shaking his head like he couldn’t believe you.
‘alright,’ he said finally. ‘challenge accepted.’
the next hour had been a game.
you weren’t sure when the shift had happened; when the teasing had become this.
he had been trying to impress you before, sure. but now? now, jude was determined.
he had leaned into the flirting, turned up the charm to levels that should have been illegal.
he started making you laugh on purpose, telling ridiculous stories about his teammates, doing impressions, playing into every little quirk he had already picked up about you.
when you rolled your eyes, he’d smirk and say, ‘there she goes again.’
when you crossed your arms, pretending to be unimpressed, he’d lean in and murmur, ‘c’mon, you’re dying to give me your number.’
he kept finding excuses to touch you; a hand on your back as you walked through the street, a brush of fingers when you reached for something at the same time. light touches, nothing overwhelming, but just enough to keep your heart racing.
but you weren’t going to make it easy.
you pushed back, met his teasing with just as much of your own. made him laugh, made him work for it.
at one point, he sighed dramatically, tilting his head back.
‘this is actually crazy,’ he said. ‘most girls would’ve given in by now.’
‘good thing i’m not most girls,’ you shot back.
he looked at you then, something unreadable flickering in his expression.
‘yeah,’ he said after a second. ‘guess you’re not.’
eventually, you ended up at a small plaza, the streetlights casting a soft glow over the cobblestone. it was late really late, but neither of you seemed to care.
the energy between you had settled. still charged, but warmer now.
‘so,’ he said, shoving his hands into his pockets, ‘are you gonna give me anything to work with here?’
‘what do you mean?’
‘like, a hint at least?’
‘for what?’
‘how to win your number,’ he said, exasperated.
you laughed, tilting your head slightly. ‘hmm. i don’t know…’
he groaned. ‘you’re killing me.’
‘good.’
he stared at you for a second, then suddenly straightened.
‘alright,’ he said. ‘i’ve got it.’
‘got what?’
‘the way i’m getting your number.’
you raised a brow. ‘oh?’
‘yeah,’ he said confidently. ‘gimme a second.’
before you could ask what he was doing, he pulled out his phone.
you watched, confused, as he opened instagram, typed something, and handed it to you.
his profile was already open.
follow me.
you let out a short laugh. ‘wow. smooth.’
‘look, i could go old school and ask for your number directly,’ he said, grinning. ‘but i know you’d make me jump through five more hoops before you actually gave it to me.’
‘true,’ you admitted.
‘so, this is my compromise.’ he nodded toward the screen. ‘follow me. then i’ll dm you. then you have to respond.’
you hummed, pretending to think about it.
then, finally, you hit follow.
jude immediately took his phone back, typing something quickly.
a second later, yours buzzed.
new dm from judebellingham:
does this mean i win?
you grinned, typing back.
hmm. undecided.
another message.
fairs. i’ll keep working on it, then.
now, lying in bed, you scrolled back through the messages, rereading them even though you knew them by heart.
it was stupid, really. how giddy this was making you.
you told yourself it didn’t mean anything. that you were just enjoying the attention, that this was just harmless flirting.
but then;
another message.
judebellingham: you up?
your breath caught.
it was so late. did he just get home, too? was he still thinking about tonight?
you hesitated for a second.
then,
maybe. why?
jude: just wondering if i was the only one still thinking about tonight.
your heart stopped.
you stared at the message for a long time, suddenly very aware of how fast your pulse was racing.
he was good so good at this.
and, worst of all,
you had no idea what the hell you were going to do about it.
you weren’t answering.
jude had sent the message almost fifteen minutes ago, and your reply still hadn’t come through.
he wasn’t the type to overthink things—not usually. but something about this was different. something about you had thrown him completely off his game.
he ran a hand through his hair, staring at the chat. maybe he shouldn’t have sent that last message. maybe it had been too much. too soon.
but, fuck, he hadn’t been able to help himself.
the night had ended, he had gone home, but his mind was still buzzing. still replaying everything, the teasing, the way your eyes had lit up when you laughed, the way you’d refused to make things easy for him.
he had met plenty of people in madrid. plenty of girls who had flirted with him, who had been interested.
but none of them had felt like this.
and that? that was messing with him.
his phone buzzed.
should i lie or tell the truth?
his heart kicked up, and suddenly, he felt stupid for even doubting that you’d respond.
jude: always the truth
he watched the little typing bubble pop up, then disappear.
then pop up again.
then disappear.
he smirked. you were hesitating. interesting.
finally;
then yeah. i’m thinking about it too.
the next morning, you woke up to another message.
judebellingham: coffee later?
you stared at the words, your stomach flipping.
it was a bad idea.
you knew this.
your life was too busy, your schedule too packed. you barely had time for yourself, let alone whatever the hell this thing with jude was becoming.
not to mention, he was him.
jude bellingham, the biggest star in madrid. constantly surrounded by cameras, by attention.
it was so easy to imagine how this would play out.
a few fun conversations. some flirting. maybe even something more.
and then?
he’d get bored. move on.
because that’s how these things went.
so you should say no.
you should.
but…
what time?
you almost backed out twice.
first, when you realized you had been standing in front of your closet for ten whole minutes, overthinking what to wear.
it wasn’t a date. just coffee. casual. nothing serious.
so why were you acting like it meant something?
but then,
you walked in.
and jude was already there, waiting for you.
the second he spotted you, his whole face lit up.
‘thought you were gonna stand me up,’ he said, grinning.
you rolled your eyes, slipping into the seat across from him. ‘tempting, but no.’
he smirked. ‘you were thinking about it, though.’
‘maybe.’
he leaned back slightly, still watching you with that look.
like he knew exactly what kind of effect he had on you.
you ignored the way your pulse picked up, reaching for the menu.
‘so,’ you said, acting casual, ‘are we actually getting coffee, or did you just want an excuse to see me again?’
his smirk deepened.
‘bit of both, to be honest.’
you were so fucked.
an hour passed. then another.
coffee turned into brunch. brunch turned into you two still sitting there, talking like you hadn’t just met a few days ago.
and that was the problem.
it should have been surface level. light, fun, meaningless.
but then he was asking about your family, about your childhood.
then he was telling you about birmingham, about moving away when he was just a kid.
then he was making you laugh again, and it wasn’t just because he was funny; it was because he was genuinely interesting.
by the time the bill came, you realised,
you didn’t want to leave.
which was exactly why you had to.
you pulled out your wallet, but jude was already handing over his card.
‘i got it,’ he said.
‘i can pay for my own coffee, you know.’
‘yeah, but i invited you.’
‘i can still’
‘let me, yeah?’
you hesitated.
he was looking at you again, and there was something in his expression that made it really hard to argue.
so you just sighed. ‘fine.’
he grinned. ‘thank you.’
you rolled your eyes, standing up. ‘you’re annoying.’
‘and yet, here you are, still spending time with me.’
you shook your head, walking toward the door. he followed.
‘so,’ he said, once you were outside. ‘when am i seeing you again?’
you exhaled slowly, staring at the ground.
‘jude’
‘don’t do that,’ he said, suddenly serious.
‘do what?’
‘shut me out before this even goes anywhere.’
your stomach twisted. ‘i’m not.’
‘you are.’
you bit your lip, glancing up at him.
the easygoing smirk was gone. in its place was something softer, something real.
‘i get it,’ he said. ‘you’re busy. you’ve got a life, your job, your own shit to deal with.’
he ran a hand through his curls, exhaling.
‘but if you’re pulling back because you think this is just some game to me.’ he met your gaze. ‘it’s not.’
your heart stuttered.
you wanted to believe him.
‘we barely know each other,’ you pointed out.
‘so let’s change that,’ he said simply.
like it was that easy.
and maybe, for him, it was.
but for you?
you had spent so long keeping people at a distance. protecting yourself from the inevitable disappointment of expecting too much.
so why did part of you want to take the risk?
‘just think about it,’ he murmured, stepping back. ‘yeah?’
you swallowed. nodded.
he studied you for a second longer, like he wanted to say something else.
then he turned, walking away.
you stood there for a long time after he left, staring at the spot where he’d been.
thinking about his words.
thinking about how, for the first time in a long time.
you wanted to let someone in.
you were avoiding him.
not entirely; you still answered his texts, still sent the occasional dry joke in response to his voice notes. but you weren’t making any effort beyond that.
no more late night messages. no more lingering conversations. no more seeing him in person.
and jude wasn’t stupid. he noticed.
you’re dodging me.
the message came in late one night, right as you were finishing up work.
you stared at your phone, thumb hovering over the keyboard.
he wasn’t wrong.
but admitting that would mean confronting why.
so you typed something else instead.
i’m busy.
a minute passed.
then,
jude: bullshit.
your stomach twisted.
you sighed, shoving your phone in your pocket before you could answer.
but it didn’t matter.
because, for the rest of the night, you couldn’t stop thinking about it.
the truth was, it was easier this way.
the second you had walked away from that café, you had known, this thing with jude was dangerous.
because you liked him.
more than you should.
and that was bad.
because, at the end of the day, he was still him.
jude bellingham, the football star. the golden boy.
he was fun, charming, ridiculously attractive.
but he was also someone with a whole life you didn’t belong in. a world of flashing cameras and public scrutiny, of schedules packed with travel and endless commitments.
and you?
you barely had time to breathe most days.
you had your job, your responsibilities, your own life.
it didn’t make sense to let yourself fall for him.
so you had started pulling back.
distancing yourself before you could get in too deep.
before you could get hurt.
but clearly, he wasn’t going to let you do that quietly.
the next time you saw him, it wasn’t planned.
you were out with friends, trying to pretend like everything was normal, like your mind wasn’t elsewhere.
and then,
there he was.
across the bar, laughing with a group of people you didn’t recognize.
your stomach flipped.
and, just as quickly; his eyes found yours.
you froze.
he didn’t.
his smile faded, and before you could even think about running, he was already moving toward you.
‘hey,’ he said when he reached you.
you swallowed. ‘hey.’
he studied you for a second, then nodded toward the door.
‘let’s talk.’
you hesitated.
‘jude.’
‘don’t.’ his voice was low, firm. ‘don’t make excuses. just come outside.’
you exhaled slowly.
you could say no.
you should say no.
but you didn’t.
outside, the air was cold, but the tension between you was colder.
you crossed your arms. ‘what do you want me to say?’
jude let out a short, humorless laugh.
‘oh, i don’t know,’ he said. ‘maybe an actual explanation?’
‘i told you, i’ve been..’
‘busy. yeah. i got that.’
he shook his head, jaw tight.
‘but we both know that’s not really the problem, is it?’
you looked away.
‘you’re pushing me away,’ he continued, his voice quieter now. ‘and i don’t get it.’
your throat felt tight.
‘i just…’ you exhaled. ‘i don’t think this is a good idea.’
he frowned. ‘why not?’
you hesitated.
because you were scared.
because you didn’t trust yourself with this.
because you knew that if you let him in, you’d fall hard.
but saying any of that out loud felt impossible.
so instead, you went for the easiest excuse.
‘because i don’t have time for this.’
jude scoffed, running a hand through his curls.
‘that’s such bullshit,’ he muttered.
‘it’s not,’ you said, forcing your voice to stay even. ‘i barely have time for myself, jude. i can’t add this..’ you gestured between you, ‘whatever this is on top of everything else.’
his expression darkened.
‘so what?’ he said. ‘you’re just gonna pretend like none of this ever happened? like that night meant nothing?’
your chest ached.
‘it was fun,’ you said, voice hollow. ‘but that’s all it was.’
jude stared at you.
and for the first time since you met him, he looked hurt
you forced yourself to hold his gaze, to keep your expression neutral, even though every part of you was screaming at you to fix it.
but you couldn’t.
this was for the best.
finally, he nodded, stepping back.
‘right,’ he said quietly. ‘got it.’
the space between you felt huge.
he glanced away, let out a slow exhale.
then, without another word, he walked away. and you let him. but as you stood there, watching him disappear into the night, you wondered if you had just made the biggest mistake of your life.
the worst part wasn’t the fight.
it was after.
the silence.
the space where his texts used to be. the absence of his name lighting up your phone late at night. the realization that you had gotten used to having him around, in your inbox, in your thoughts, in you.
and now?
nothing.
days passed. you threw yourself into work, into school, into anything that would keep your mind from wandering back to him.
but it didn’t matter.
jude was everywhere.
in the headlines, on tv, on the back of strangers’ jerseys in the street.
in the playlist you hadn’t been able to listen to since that night.
in the memories that crept in during quiet moments, the way he laughed, the warmth of his gaze, the way he looked at you like he actually saw you.
and worse, the last thing he had said.
‘got it.’
so final. so done.
but then,
friday night.
you weren’t supposed to go out.
you had planned to stay in, avoid the possibility of running into him again.
but your best friend had shown up at your apartment, refusing to take no for an answer.
‘you’ve been moping,’ she said flatly. ‘it’s getting sad.’
you glared. ‘i am not..’
‘you are,’ she cut in. ‘and honestly? i can’t watch you wallow for another weekend.’
so now, here you were.
back at the same bar where everything had started.
part of you hoped he wouldn’t be there.
part of you hoped he would.
and then,
of course.
he was.
you spotted him across the room, surrounded by friends, smiling at something someone said.
your heart clenched.
god, you missed that smile.
but then, his eyes lifted.
found yours.
and just like that, everything came rushing back.
the tension. the longing. the regret.
but you looked away first.
because you didn’t know how to fix this.
and maybe he didn’t want you to.
fifteen minutes later, you were at the bar, nursing a drink you didn’t really want, trying to not look for him in the crowd.
so when someone stepped up beside you, you didn’t even glance over.
‘we really gonna keep doing this?’
your breath caught.
slowly, you turned.
jude.
closer than you expected.
his eyes searched yours, something unreadable in his expression.
‘look,’ you started, but he shook his head.
‘no,’ he said. ‘my turn.’
you blinked.
‘i don’t get you,’ he went on, voice low. ‘one minute, you’re there. with me. and the next, you’re gone.’
guilt twisted in your chest.
‘i…’
‘i know you’re scared,’ he said, softer now. ‘i get it. i do.’
you looked away, but his fingers brushed your wrist, grounding you.
‘but you don’t get to pull me in and then push me away like i don’t fucking matter,’ he said.
your throat tightened.
‘that’s not..’
‘it is,’ he said quietly. ‘that’s what it feels like.’
silence stretched between you.
you swallowed hard. ‘i thought i was protecting myself.’
he exhaled, shaking his head. ‘from what me?’
‘from getting hurt,’ you whispered.
‘and how’s that working out for you?’ he shot back. ‘because, newsflash, i’m hurt too.’
that stopped you.
he let the words sink in, then sighed.
‘look,’ he said, softer. ‘i don’t know what this is. i don’t know where it’s going.’
his gaze held yours. steady. certain.
‘but i know i like you. i know i haven’t stopped thinking about you since we met.’
your breath hitched.
‘and yeah,’ he added, ‘maybe it’s messy. maybe it’s complicated. but damn, i think it’s worth figuring out.’
your walls, carefully built, meticulously maintained, cracked.
because fuck.
you wanted this.
wanted him.
so you let out a shaky laugh, blinking back the sting in your eyes.
‘you’re really bad at letting things go, huh?’
he smiled, a little broken, a little hopeful.
‘not when it comes to you.’
that did it.
you reached for him, and he met you halfway.
pulling you in.
warm, solid, familiar.
‘i’m scared,’ you admitted against his chest.
‘yeah,’ he murmured into your hair. ‘me too.’
you pulled back just enough to meet his gaze.
‘but maybe,’ you said, ‘we figure it out anyway?’
his smile was soft. real.
‘yeah,’ he said. ‘i’d like that.’
and when he kissed you,
it didn’t feel like an ending.
it felt like finally.
if someone had told you a few months ago that you’d be here, lying on jude’s couch, your legs draped over his lap while a movie played in the background (completely ignored), you would’ve laughed.
or panicked.
probably both.
but now?
now it just felt right.
‘you’re not even watching,’ jude mumbled, poking your side.
you glanced up from your phone. ‘neither are you.’
he smirked. ‘yeah, but i invited you over to watch it. not scroll through tiktoks.’
‘you didn’t invite me over for the movie.’ you shot back, raising a brow.
he grinned. ‘fair enough.’
you rolled your eyes but couldn’t stop the smile tugging at your lips.
this was how it had been lately, easy. familiar. like you had slipped into some rhythm you didn’t even realize you’d wanted.
the initial whirlwind of everything, the confusion, the push and pull, had settled.
now there were lazy mornings when you stayed over, his hoodie swallowing you whole as you sipped coffee in his kitchen.
there were texts throughout the day, some sweet, some stupid, all of them making you smile.
there were nights like this, where nothing was planned and yet it was perfect.
‘hey.’ his voice pulled you out of your thoughts. ‘what’s going on in that head of yours?’
you shrugged. ‘just… thinking.’
‘dangerous,’ he teased, but there was a softness in his gaze.
you hesitated, then admitted, ‘i didn’t think it’d be like this.’
his brow furrowed. ‘like what?’
‘easy,’ you said quietly. ‘i thought it’d be more… complicated.’
he tilted his head. ‘it was complicated. you made it complicated.’
‘hey.’ you swatted his arm, but he caught your hand, lacing his fingers through yours.
‘but,’ he added, squeezing gently, ‘it’s not anymore.’
and that was the thing, you had stopped waiting for the other shoe to drop. stopped holding yourself back.
because he hadn’t left.
hadn’t pulled away when things got hard. hadn’t treated you like some passing thing.
he was here.
with you.
choosing you.
every single day.
your chest warmed at the thought.
‘what?’ jude asked, eyes narrowing playfully. ‘you’re looking at me like you’re about to say something sappy.’
you snorted. ‘don’t flatter yourself.’
he grinned. ‘too late.’
but then, quieter, he added, ‘you are happy, right?’
the vulnerability in his voice made your heart squeeze.
so you shifted, leaning in until your forehead rested against his.
‘yeah,’ you whispered. ‘i am.’
his smile softened. ‘good. ’cause i really, really, like you.’
you grinned. ‘yeah? i hadn’t noticed.’
he rolled his eyes but kissed you anyway, slow and unhurried.
and in that moment, with his hand in yours and his lips against yours, you thought.
yeah. this was it.
here’s mine? my handwriting is REALLY shit bc i’m in a moving car but whatever! anyways idk how long i’ve been an f1 fan bc i was lowkey born into it…?
tags:: (IM SO SORRY IF UN WANTED bc these are my only moots that haven’t done it yet!) @paucubarsisimp @httpsdana @hearts4musiala
I did the the f1blr 2025 introductory board by @lil-shiro (thank you lil neb)
Tagging, and with no pressure of course ! @blairdii @kolbalissh @shrimptiger @beabnormal24 @chamberkat @strwbrryfire @xxxdeerlordxxx @artchvies @girldriveroscar @isacksteban @finn95o @allphatauri @lain-at-the-gay-bar @disarmd @ellearts
gang i got a req to write a joao felix fic and honestly im contemplating whether i should start writing one bc NO ONE IS MAKING JOAO FICS BRO 💔 so uhhh lmk and give me requests i’ll be making fics ab anyone atp as long as y’all will read it
Hiii!! I've been thinking about this for a while, and I feel like you're the best person to write it. Something where the reader and Kenan are getting involved, spending time together, but no one knows. They don’t follow each other on Instagram and try not to like each other’s posts so no one gets suspicious. She told him it would be the best way to avoid gossip since she’s the daughter of a famous retired football player and wants to keep things low-key. But after a night together, Kenan tells her he's tired of hiding, that he wants her at his games, and that he doesn't care about all that. Still, she keeps avoiding it. There's an important match in two days, and he really wants her to be there. Then, out of nowhere, her dad decides to visit and takes the chance to watch the game. She texts Kenan, telling him that his wish is coming true—she’ll be there, and no one will suspect anything. The game is amazing, and she ends up appearing on the big screen next to her father. Those images start circulating on football pages because everyone is fascinated by how stunning the ex-player’s daughter is. This brings a lot of attention to her, and suddenly, some bolder footballers start following her. Kenan does not like that…
I feel like there could be more to this, but I can’t think of an ending. I know you can turn this into gold!
summary:: what the req says + i honestly wouldn’t be able to tell u bc i didn’t proofread this and i wrote it like last week (idek if this even follows the req but im posting this otw to school?)
warnings:: uhhh none
writers note:: RIGHT so i think im people favourite kenan writer bc the reqs just keep coming (i love you guys pls don’t ever stop my cuties!) anyways enjoy 💔.
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @universefcb ; lmk if you wanna be added or removed!
kenan leans against the doorframe, arms crossed over his chest, watching as you slip one of his hoodies over your bare shoulders. it’s too big, the sleeves hanging past your fingertips, but you wear it anyway. you always do. the early morning light filters through the curtains, casting a golden glow on your skin, making the moment feel softer than it really is.
you’ve spent the night together, again, but as always, you’ll be gone before the world wakes up. it’s your unspoken rule.
but something feels different this morning. there’s a weight in the air, something unspoken lingering between you. you can feel kenan’s eyes on you as you tie your hair into a loose ponytail, as you reach for your bag. normally, he lets you go without a fight. normally, he kisses you once more, watches you walk out the door, and waits for the next time.
but today, he doesn’t just let it go.
‘you really think this is still working?’ his voice is quiet, but there’s an edge to it.
you pause, fingers tightening around the strap of your bag. ‘what do you mean?’
‘this. us. hiding like this.’
you turn to look at him, his expression unreadable, but there’s something in his eyes, frustration, longing, something deeper than either of you have ever acknowledged out loud.
he steps forward, his hands slipping around your waist, pulling you closer. ‘i want you at my games. i want to see you in the stands, wearing my jersey, cheering for me. i want to go out with you without having to think twice about who’s watching.’ his fingers tighten just slightly, like he’s afraid you’ll pull away. ‘and i don't care who knows.’
your heart clenches, but you force yourself to shake your head. ‘kenan… you know why we do this. the second people find out, it won’t be about us anymore. it’ll be about my dad, about gossip, about every little thing i do. and then there’s your career-‘
‘my career?’ he scoffs, his jaw clenching. ‘you think i give a damn about what people say? i want you. that’s it.’
you look up at him, searching his face for something, understanding, patience, anything to make this easier. but all you see is frustration and something deeper, something that scares you.
‘kenan…’ your voice is soft, uncertain.
‘no. i’m tired of this, babe.’ his hands tighten on your waist like he’s afraid you’ll slip away just like every other morning. ‘i want you there. i want you to be able to post a picture of us without thinking twice. i want to hold your hand in public without looking over my shoulder.’
you want that too. god, you do. but it’s not that simple. it’s never been that simple.
‘please,’ he says, voice lower now. ‘come to my game.’
you don’t answer. you just press a kiss to his jaw and step back, reaching for your bag. ‘i’ll see you later, kenan.’
he watches as you leave, jaw tight, hands clenched into fists like he’s fighting the urge to chase after you. but he doesn’t. he never does.
two days later.
you’ve been avoiding the topic. every time your phone lights up with kenan’s name, you hesitate before answering, knowing exactly what he wants to say.
then, out of nowhere, your dad calls.
‘thought i’d come visit for a few days,’ he says casually. ‘been a while since i saw you. figured we could catch up, and… oh, i got us tickets to that big juventus match. i know you don’t care much, but come on, it’ll be fun.’
your heart stops.
kenan’s game.
the universe has a twisted sense of humor.
when you text kenan, your hands are shaking, half from nerves, half from something else.
you’re getting your wish. i’ll be at the game. no one will suspect a thing.
his reply is instant.
finally.
match day.
the stadium is packed, the energy electric. cameras flash everywhere, fans wave banners, the roar of the crowd vibrates through your chest. you sit next to your dad, pretending this is just another game, just another night. but it’s not. you know it. and kenan knows it too.
you try not to look for him, but it’s impossible. every time he gets the ball, every time he makes a play, you feel his presence like gravity pulling you in. and then, in a moment so brief you almost think you imagined it, he looks up, right at you.
you don’t breathe.
he smirks. just for a second. just for you.
then the screen shifts.
your face. your dad’s. plastered across the big screen for the entire stadium to see.
your stomach drops.
your dad laughs, nudging your arm. ‘guess they like seeing an old legend in the crowd, huh?’
you force a smile, but your pulse is racing.
the internet moves fast. by the time the game ends, pictures are everywhere, sports pages, football accounts, gossip sites. ex-player’s stunning daughter spotted at big match. the comments flood in. admiration. curiosity. and then… attention. the kind you didn’t want.
your notifications blow up. blue check accounts start following you. some of them are footballers, bold enough to slip into your dms, dropping fire emojis, compliments, invitations.
and kenan?
he’s livid.
later that night.
you’re in your apartment when he shows up, not even bothering to knock.
‘so that’s what it takes for you to show up at one of my games? your dad bringing you?’ his voice is sharp, but underneath it, there’s something else. jealousy. frustration. something that makes your chest tighten.
you cross your arms, shifting your weight. ‘kenan, don’t—’
‘don’t what? act like i didn’t see how many guys suddenly started following you? or how you ignored my texts but had time to post?’
‘oh my god, are you serious right now?’ you let out a short, humorless laugh. ‘this is exactly why i didn’t want us to go public. the second people know, it becomes a thing.’
he steps closer, his jaw clenched. ‘this isn’t about people knowing. it’s about you acting like you don’t want to be seen with me.’
that hits harder than you expect. you open your mouth, then close it, unsure what to say.
kenan shakes his head. ‘you think hiding protects us, but all it does is push me away.’
you swallow hard, because deep down, you know he’s right.
‘you’re mine,’ he says, voice lower now, rough with emotion. ‘and i want people to know that. so tell me right now. do you want this or not?’
the answer is easy. it’s always been easy.
you step closer, press your hands to his chest, feel his heartbeat pounding beneath your fingertips. ‘of course i want this, kenan.’
his lips crash into yours before you can say anything else, months of frustration, longing, and unspoken words pouring into the kiss. he backs you against the wall, hands firm on your waist, like he’s trying to make up for every second he’s had to pretend you weren’t his.
when you finally pull away, breathless, he smirks. ‘good. because next time i look up in the stands, you better be there, and not because your dad brought you.’
you roll your eyes, but you’re smiling. ‘fine. but if i show up, i’m wearing your jersey.’
kenan grins, hands still tight on your waist. ‘now that’s what i like to hear.’
Hey I love your work can you please do a fic with Gavi were the reader is a professional tennis player and they are trying to get to watch each others matches but it's like really difficult. That would be soo cool. And maybe the reader is like Pedris sister or something. And he wants to see every match of her even if it's in halftime and their like dating since their 15 . Thank you
summary:: you’re both supportive of each others careers but obviously there’s obstacles. matches, opens, you name it. that’ll never let it stop gavi though.
warnings:: no
writers note:: i feel bad for spam posting but in my defense they’ve been marinating in my drafts for honestly a while and i still have loads to write so bare w me! i keep on forgetting to post but @cherryloveshs & sometimes @barcapix has to keep me humble 💔.
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @cherryloveshs @universefcb
dating pablo gavi was a constant battle, not because he made things difficult (well, maybe sometimes), but because trying to align your schedules was practically impossible.
you were both professional athletes, both constantly traveling, both juggling training, matches, and media responsibilities. it was hard enough keeping up with your own career, let alone finding time to see each other.
but somehow, against all odds, you’d been making it work since you were fifteen.
‘where are you watching from?’
the text came through as you were tying your shoelaces, preparing for your next match in a wta tournament in madrid. you barely had time to check your phone before your coach called you over, but when you saw gavi’s name, you quickly typed back.
you: i thought you had a game?
gavi: i do. but halftime is soon. i’ll find a way.
you shook your head, smiling. of course he would. gavi had a champions league match tonight, yet here he was, making sure he didn’t miss your game.
true to his word, at halftime, when the rest of the team was getting their tactics from hansi, gavi was on his phone, sitting at the very edge of the bench so no one could block his signal.
‘bro, seriously?’ ferran torres raised a brow, watching as gavi adjusted the brightness.
‘shut up,’ gavi muttered, completely focused.
pedri, sitting beside him, leaned over to glance at the screen. ‘what’s the score?’
‘first set just started.’
pedri smirked. ‘you realize you have a game to play, right?’
‘yeah, yeah,’ gavi waved him off, barely paying attention.
this was normal by now. every chance he got, whether it was in a hotel room after a champions league away match, or during team flights, or, apparently, at halftime, he was watching your matches.
because if he couldn’t be there in person, this was the next best thing.
but when he could be there?
gavi would move mountains to make it happen.
which was exactly how he ended up flying straight from a la liga match in barcelona to paris, just to watch you play in the french open.
he landed at the very last minute, wearing a hoodie pulled low over his face as he slid into the stands, next to pedri, who had made the trip as well.
‘you’re insane,’ pedri muttered, watching as gavi exhaled, still catching his breath from sprinting through the airport.
‘does she know you’re here?’
gavi shook his head. ‘not yet.’
he wanted it to be a surprise. and when you finally looked up after winning a crucial point, your eyes scanning the crowd, the second they landed on him, he knew you’d seen him.
your expression flickered between shock and something softer, something that made the entire exhausting trip worth it.
gavi didn’t care that he was running on barely any sleep. didn’t care that hansi was definitely going to have words with him when he got back.
all that mattered was this.
seeing you. supporting you. the same way you always supported him.
when the match ended, when you won, you barely had time to process it before you were running toward him.
pedri sighed. ‘madre mia, she’s coming.’
‘shut up,’ gavi said, already standing.
and then you were in front of him, sweaty, exhausted, but so fucking happy.
‘what the hell are you doing here?’ you demanded, out of breath.
‘watching you win,’ he grinned, his voice filled with pride.
you shook your head, laughing. ‘you’re crazy.’
‘for you? always.’
and then, despite the cameras, despite the entire stadium watching, you threw your arms around him, hugging him so tight it knocked the breath from his lungs.
but he didn’t mind.
because this, this chaotic, impossible, beautiful life you had together, was worth everything.
𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐁𝐎𝐘 𝐈𝐒 𝐌𝐈𝐍𝐄 ⁻ gavi
warnings: none
face claim: estelle behnke
pairing: pablo gavi x reader (soft launch)
𐬽𐬼𐬽𐬼𐬽𐬼𐬽𐬼𐬽𐬼𐬽𐬼𐬽𐬼𐬽𐬼𐬽𐬼𐬽𐬼𐬽𐬼𐬽
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pablogavi: ❤️
user1: is this gavis girlfriend?
user2: AURORA WHO IS THISSSS
user3: WHOOOOOOOOO ISSSS ITTTT
user4: please who is she
user5: tell your brother my phone number is *redacted* TELL HIM TO HIT ME UPP
user6: is that you or someone else in the photo?
⇝ aurorapaezg: it’s not me! it’s a friend of my brothers 💞
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yourusername: sevilla 🌴
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user1: do y’all know who else is in seville…gavi
aurorapaezg: guapísima 💕
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user2: WHAT CAMERA IS THIS?!???
user3: what’s gavi doing right now?
⇝ user4: why would she know
⇝ user3: they’re dating…
⇝ user4: no they aren’t…
user5: hear me out, her and gavi are on holiday together
user6: the breeze blowing her dress was a paid actor
user7: gorgeous
user8: vogue beauty secrets when?
⇝ user9: she’s not that popular 💀
yourfriend1: face card is deadly even when you can’t see it
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user10: gavi don’t be shy comment
user11: do you like barça?
user12: I can already see the hate comments rolling in
⇝ user13: gavi and princess leonor fangirls lmao
user14: can we talk about the view 😍
yourfriend2: is secret guy there?
⇝ yourusername: stfu this isn’t private messages
⇝ yourfriend2: oops sorry?
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user15: cásate conmigo 🫦
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pablogavi: 🤍
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user1: what on earth, first fermin, now gavi
⇝ user2: it’s okay, the only thing pedri has is a dog
⇝ user1: you right, you right
user3: AWWWW THEYRE MATCHINNGGG
user4: cutie
user5: the first photo is too good to be taken by a man, he has a girlfriend 100%
user6: my heart is ruptured
user7: hold up, the back of the girls head looks like yourusername
⇝ user8: maybe it’s just aurora?
⇝ user7: no he would’ve tagged her, also auroras hair is lighter
user9: gavi lets have a talk about this
user10: I want to bite his arm
⇝ user11: i want you to turn your phone off
user12: it’s obviously yourusername, her friend liked this post and so did she
user13: what if it’s princess leonor !!
⇝ user14: get out, it’s not
user15: maybe it’s just a friend?
user16: im just admiring the sunset in the second picture, have fun being nosy
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yourusername: three of my favorite pieces from yesterday ✨
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pablogavi: 📸😍
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user1: ITS THE SAME BACKGROUND AS GAVISS POSTT
user2: the white dress is the same
user3: I don’t like u
⇝ user4: gavi doesn’t know you exist 🥰
user4: the camera makes everything look so pretty 🤩
⇝ user5: looks like she used the same camera for gavis photo
user6: they’re so “secreto” by karol g & anuel
yourfriend1: background is almost prettier than u
⇝ pablogavi: stop trying to steal her
user7: gavis reply to that girls comment 🥲🥲
user8: I bet they just met lol
user9: maybe it’s just a coincidence
⇝ user10: oh yeah because she just happens to be at the same place as him at the same time and hangs out with his sister
user11: I’m noting that the way to have a footballer fall in love with you is to become besties with their sister
aurorapaezg: que hermosa eres
⇝ yourusername: 💖
user12: the fangirls are so obsessed
user13: gavi dating an influencer is embarrassing for him 😃
⇝ user14: no it isn’t?
user15: and suddenly the second bird flew from the coop
⇝ user16: pedri next
yourfriend2: I know nothing 😇😇
⇝ yourfriend3: me neither!
⇝ yourfriend1: samesies !
⇝ pedri: yo tampoco !
user17: the comments of pedri and her friends 🤨
⇝ user18: pedri just wanted to join the trend
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yourusername: i had a very special photographer for this one
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pablogavi: 🙈
⇝ yourusername: 🙈
user1: the photographer was gavi 😭😖
user2: the dress is perfect 🤩
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user3: im in awe
user4: dayum gavi knows how to take photos
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user5: she looks like she smells good
user6: why does gavi communicate in emojis
yourfriend2: you can’t be human
⇝ yourusername: but i am? what are you taking about
⇝ yourfriend2: YOU DONT GET IT
user7: this reminded me to wash my hair and get out of bed
user8: princess leonor > her
⇝ user9: why do you people always have to bring her up? this post doesn’t have anything to do with her. she’s really pretty but her and gavi are never gonna be together, stop comparing
user10: that background is immaculate
⇝ user11: alright shakespeare or one of those like word makers
⇝ user10: huh?
⇝ user11: let me word that better, you word things like my great grandmother
user12: 🥰😍✨
user13: how prettttttttyyyy
yourfriend1: art
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yourusername: date night 🍷🍝
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aurorapaezg: más lindo pareja del mundo✨
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pablogavi: guapísima cómo siempre
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