I thought I was going to write today, but then I passed out, landed on my nightstand, and injured my back, so... I don't think that's happening anymore.
YES. This is everything I want in life. 10/10. I'm reading this again tonight and tomorrow and probably every single day of the rest of my life đ
The Jeepâs windows were fogging up, the scent of old leather and Stilesâs cologne mixing in the heated air between you. You were straddling his lap in the driverâs seat, your fingers tangled in his hair, and Stilesâoh, Stilesâwas a mess beneath you.
You kissed him again, slow and deep, dragging your nails lightly down the back of his neck. He whined.
You grinned against his lips. âWas that a whimper, Stilinski?â
He huffed, breathless. âNoâshut upââ
You rolled your hips experimentally.
Stiles let out a choked guhhh sound, his head thunking back against the seat.
You giggled, thoroughly enjoying the way he was coming undone beneath you. âYou really donât have a filter, do you?â
âItâsânotâmy fault,â he panted, gripping your waist like it was the only thing keeping him grounded. âYouâreâyouâre doing things, and my body is justâreacting, okay?â
You kissed his jaw, letting your lips brush over the sensitive spot just beneath his ear. Stiles yelped.
âOh my God,â you laughed. âI love the noises you make.â
His hands spasmed on your hips. âI hate that I make noises.â
âWell, I donât.â You nipped at his earlobe, delighted when he let out a full-body shudder and another strangled groan. âIt means you like this.â
Stiles let out a weak, breathy laugh. âNo, yeah, I hate making out with my ridiculously attractive girlfriend in my Jeep. Terrible experience.â
You hummed, pressing your forehead against his. âWant me to stop then?â
His eyes snapped open, panicked. âDo not test me.â
You grinned, tilting his chin up to kiss him again. This time, he met you with desperation, his fingers gripping your waist so tightly you knew youâd feel it later.
Thenâ
THUD.
The sound of a fist knocking on the Jeepâs window made you both freeze.
ââŠStiles,â came Scottâs unimpressed voice from outside. âI can hear you from the parking lot.â
You slapped a hand over your mouth to keep from laughing. Stiles groaned, dropping his head onto your shoulder.
âScott,â he whined, voice muffled. âCan I please make out with my girlfriend in peace?â
A pause. Then:
âNot when you sound like a dying cat, man.â
You lost it, shaking with laughter as Stiles muttered every curse he knew into your neck.
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This is perfection, THANK YOU! đ
Saw this and thought of your series @kowbelll
Rules on request??
Can you do one where Stiles finds out his girlfriend has a chronic illness like lupus or something and he adjust his life to be there every step for her. Even the time in the hospital he stays and sleeps in the bed with her holding her. He always seemed like he would be the golden retriever type đ©· and she doesnât or does know about the pack you choose
This is literally the sweetest request ever and so on brand for him! I decided to "give" her something else because I don't know anything about lupus. I am definitely not a medical expert of any kind and I do not claim to be, but I have a couple family members who have the chronic illness I chose, so I am slightly familiar with it. Everyone should always do their own research though! What I wrote mostly focuses on the events before finding out, but I can continue this and go into more detail on what happens afterwards if people would like me to. Also, I apologize, but the last third, give or take is kind of rushed. I hope you like it though! Thank you for the request!
Also, I will take any request with a grain of salt and tweak things if I need or want to. But I'm open to anything!
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His heart was racing and falling at the same time. There was no way this was actually happening, right? Not to her. Â
His hands shook as he gripped his phone to his ear. Focusing on Scottâs voice was getting increasingly more difficult as he tried not to spiral. Why didnât her dad tell him? Why wasnât he with her right then, holding her hand and sweeping away her worries. Shit, he was so worried, and Scott clearly didnât know all of what was actually going on. Â
âScott, wait, what are you saying?â Â
âSheâs here. In the hospital. All my mom told me was that she passed out and now theyâre doing brain scans.â His friend was plainly shaken up too.Â
Brain scans? Stiles felt sick. Everything he witnessed his mother go through when he was a little boy crashed into him all over again. What if this was the same thing? What if she had what his mom had? What if-Â
âIâm on my way.âÂ
Stiles broke nearly every traffic law in existence as he raced to Beacon Hills Memorial Hospital, to his beloved girlfriend. He needed to get there as fast as possible; he needed to know what was going on. He absolutely despised being out of the loop.Â
Frantically sprinting into the building and nearly running into not one, but two nurses who were going home for the night, he arrived at the front desk. But where the hell was Melissa?Â
His feet almost left the floor when the sweet voice broke through his rapid breathing, saying, âOh good, youâre here. Come with me.âÂ
Stiles turned to look at the curly-haired, soft-eyed woman. He couldnât help that his voice trembled as soon as he opened his mouth. âWhatâs going on? Is she ok? Did something happen to her? Have they found anything yet? Why did-âÂ
âStiles.â Melissa placed her aged hands on his shoulders in an attempt to ground him. âBreathe. Everythingâs going to be fine. Sheâs going to be fine.âÂ
âDo you really know that...?â he asked hesitantly.Â
She paused for a moment, understandably. There was no way to know anything for sure. Not yet, at least.Â
âLetâs just go see her for now, ok?âÂ
He nodded and let her guide him to his girlfriendâs room. As they walked, Ms. McCall told him everything she knew. She explained that the poor girl had passed out in the kitchen while helping her dad prepare dinner, banging her head on the corner of the granite countertop and burning her forearm with spilled gravy in the process. Her father practically carried her to the car as soon as she hazily woke up and brought her in to the hospital. Her second-degree burn was cleaned and treated before the doctor decided to check for a concussion. Hearing the true explanation for the CT scan relatively eased Stilesâ nerves, but there was still so much to decipher. He needed to see her, preferably immediately.Â
They reached the door of the room she was checked into when they moved her from the ER. However, Melissa did not reach for the handle, causing Stiles to give her a look of curiosity.Â
âStiles,â she started, exhaling a deep breath, âI want you to be prepared for whatever this is.âÂ
His curiosity deepened and twisted as the spires of concern within him sharpened and stood taller. âWha- what does that mean?âÂ
âIt means that, sometimes, something as small as passing out isnât always as small as it seems...â Â
The womanâs eyes were filled with a specific type of pain, one that Stiles was familiar with, but hadnât seen in her for years. Since he was so young when his mother was sick, he never truly realized how much agony Melissa experienced as she watched a dear friend (and that friendâs family) of hers suffer. It brought her a horrible aching sensation to see the damage a singular disease could inflict on three good, genuine people, and not be able to do something significant to help. That was her job â to help. But there was really nothing she or anyone was capable of to improve the situation. Â
Stiles swallowed in a faulty attempt to soothe his suddenly dry throat. He simply nodded, and in return, the sweet nurse gave him an empathetic smile. Of course, she didnât want to scare him with what she said, but she had given bad news too many times that week.Â
âAre you ready?âÂ
He sighed, trying to take her advice and finding it incredibly arduous. âYeah, I think so.âÂ
As they quietly entered, Stilesâ eyes softened upon seeing the girl who stole his heart sitting up on the hospital bed. She looked incredibly tired, but watching her mouth curve upwards when her gaze met his made him feel like the luckiest man alive. Not because of the situation, obviously, but because that cute little smile was for him. Â
âHey, stranger.â Her raspy voice was surprisingly gleeful, all things considered. Perhaps Stiles just had that effect on her.Â
âHey,â he chuckled. âYou feeling ok?âÂ
She simply shrugged and glanced at her father who was standing next to the bed. Â
Begrudgingly, the man cleared his throat and excused himself from the room. He supposed that giving the lovebirds no more than a couple minutes wouldnât result in an utter catastrophe, even when Stiles is one of the pair in question, who hastily sat down on the edge of the bed as soon as the door clicked closed. Â
âAre you sure youâre ok? Do you need me to get you anything? What can I do?â He took her hands into his.Â
Her smile grew as she saw the love and devotion he had for her, not to mention the worry. She didnât want him to stress himself out, but she had to admit that those wide eyes were adorable. Â
âIâm fine, I swear. Just... stay with me for a while?â she said, her voice turning bashful.Â
âAbsolutely. Thereâs nowhere else Iâd rather be. Got that?â His hands squeezed hers as he leaned forward.Â
âYeah,â she nodded, her face approaching his, âI got that.âÂ
As if he had a sixth sense for his daughterâs desires, the man swiftly entered the room again, causing both of the teensâ head to lurch backwards. Stiles tried to be sly as he slowly and awkwardly pulled his hands away and stood from the bed, backing away cautiously. A doctor stood in the doorway, along with Melissa.Â
âDr. Vandenberg wants to run a few more tests while we wait for the CT scan results, just in case itâs not a concussion.â Her father began pulling his phone out of his pocket. âI have some things I need to do for work, but Iâll be back in the morning, alright? Is that ok with you?â Â
The information that was sprung on her felt like a spear piercing her spine and sending a poison of anxiety rushing through her bloodstream. All she could do was nod. There was no other option, anyway. Â
He nodded back at her before his eyes locked onto Stiles. âYouâre staying with her.âÂ
It was more of a command than anything, but the boy would never object to that regardless of whose mouth those words left. Â
âYes, sir.â Â
Stiles was by her side for as many tests as he was permitted. He could tell that this was more frightening for her than she was divulging; it was harrowing. Therefore, he desperately desired to bring her some semblance of comfort. And he succeeded, to a degree.Â
Afterwards, their time together was briefly ceased while he picked up the closest thing to a couple of ârealâ burgers Beacon Hills could provide. They contentedly ate their late dinner together, squished against one another once she made room for him next to her. He kissed away the condiment that was smeared on the corner of her mouth, making her giggle. Â
Additionally, he held her close and kept his eyes glued to her form, making sure she was snuggly falling asleep without interruption. Without realizing it, he, too, was swept away into a slumber. Their trepidations momentarily fizzled and were replaced by fantasy-filled dreams, and morning rolled in fast.Â
When her father returned, the doctor explained the various test results they received. Stilesâ girlfriend was officially diagnosed with Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), a chronic illness which frequently inflicts dizziness and fainting due to a lower blood volume returning to the heart. It can be managed with an increased intake of salt and water, but will be part of her for the rest of her life. Â
Stiles felt a surge of anger at the news â there was nothing he could do to make this nuisance of a disease go away and his girlfriend did nothing to deserve it. However, he swore to himself that he would stay by her side, hold her hand, and keep her safe whenever her body got the best of her. Â
He kept his promise throughout the rest of school, their engagement after he proposed, and their marriage. He did whatever he could to help, whether necessary or not. He always went the extra mile for her, even though it wasnât an illness that would debilitate her from living her life. However, it was definitely inconvenient and dangerous at times.Â
There was an instance in which she passed out while driving on the freeway, leaving her car to drift into the guard rails. Thankfully, there was very little traffic, so no one else got hurt. However, she was back in the hospital with a few minor injuries and her husband (for every minute of the stay). Â
This battle was never fought alone, and Stiles had a unique talent for making her feel cared for without any semblance of being coddled. He knew how admirably strong she was and exactly when she needed him to step in and hold her. POTS would not break her, nor their bond. Â
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This is the sweetest thing ever! Fantastic job, once again. I can't even form words-
a/n: april is autism awareness month and i wanted to do smth with our favorite boy! đ«¶đ» reader has lower support needs ( as this is based off of my experience as an autistic person with lower support needs ). not everything will be applicable to all readers.
heâs not unfamiliar with autism, exactly. he knows a lot of his adhd traits intersect with autism traits, but heâs never had a reason to explore it further.
until you.
when he learns that youâre autistic, he goes on one of his adhd deep dives ( sort of like when he went on the werewolf dive when scott was first bitten ).
he knows a LOT about diagnostic criteria ( and sometimes wonders if he himself fits it but thatâs for another time ).
he also learns what your dislikes areâ tastes, textures, sounds, etc. so he can do his best to keep them away from you. he also knows that are perfectly capable of doing those things yourself but he keeps track anyway because he loves you and he wants to help.
heâs never infantilized you before and he knows that you are your own person. god forbid anyone tries to take your autonomy or imply that because youâre autistic, you canât do simple things or basic tasks.
but if you do end up needing a little help here and there, he doesnât mind. he knows what itâs like to struggle with neurodivergence and heâs had a lot of practice with his own. maybe he messes up sometimes but he has good intentions.
he notices shifts in your behavior almost instantly. most of your friend group does but thatâs due to supernatural senses; stiles just has an innate focus on you and learns to tell when something is different.
and he does his absolute best to soothe whatever is causing your distress. if some of your classmates are talking too loud or yelling across the cafeteria, he asks to take you outside away from it. or if youâre at a party and suddenly thereâs too many people around, heâll take you to somewhere more secluded. overstimulation is a feeling he knows well, so he sympathizes and does what he can to aid you.
he memorizes a lot of your coping mechanisms. whether itâs the way you tap your fingers together or how you brush the fabric of your skirt back in forth because itâs a texture you like or the rapid onset of blinks that seem to go like clockwork, he knows them all. sometimes he uses them too.
YAP SESSIONS. having an adhd boyfriend is a blessing when it comes to conversation.
he can talk for hours on any of his given topics and so can you. hyperfixations and special interests go hand in hand and god forbid if both of you have the same one at the same time. it happened once and you both ended up staying up all night without realizing it because you were too in depth with your conversation.
and just because he likes to talk, it doesnât mean he wonât let you talk. sometimes when he needs his brain shut off, heâll ask you to talk about one of your special interests. not because it bores him, but because he likes listening to the sound of your voice and because your passion for the subject makes it interesting to him. he likes knowing why you enjoy things so much and it helps him when heâs feeling overwhelmed.
he downloaded a text-to-speech app for you for times when you go non-verbal. lydia did too but he was the first because he wanted to make sure that everyone was still able to understand you. communication king.
stiles is REALLY bad at following schedules but if you need one, he makes sure he has it memorized and reminds you when itâs time for something. he can do it for others but when it comes to himself ? not so much.
you went to give him a hug once and his shirt was a fabric/texture you hated, so he threw it away. he wants you to be comfortable around him.
he keeps your safe foods stocked at his house and some in his backpack just in case. once, the cafeteria decided to experiment with the menu and it did not turn out well.
if someone asks âwhat kind of autism do you have?â he gets defensive. as someone who has dealt with adhd stereotypes and ignorant comments, he hates to see it happen to you.
Hide from the creepy ass AI while you still can! (This is NOT a drill)
I JUST FOUND OUT PEOPLE SHIP STILES AND PETER đđđ THATS EVERYTHING BAD ABOUT STEREK TIMES 3 SOMEONE SAVE ME
TEAM. I NEED YOUR HELP.
I'm contemplating writing a Stiles x supernatural reader series (childhood best friends to lovers trope), but I'm torn between two ideas. To be frank, I can't promise when or if this will actually happen, but in case it goes at some point, I want to know ahead of time so I can start planning in the back of my mind.
âą Option 1: Wampus Cat.
-I've done research on this legend, but if I write about it, I will twist it a bit. Or a lot. In my version of it, there's a curse that gets passed down to every first born son's first born daughter, giving her cat-like and hypnotic abilities, some of which are similar to or opposite of werewolves. Obviously, I will go into more detail in the series, but that is a quick glimpse.
âą Option 2: Guardian Angel.
-For this idea, Stiles finds out that his girl best friend is actually his guardian angel, wings and all (including some extra pizzazz), when she rescues him. There will be some "angel rules" that are broken and some other religious themes, but I, personally, am not religious and do not intend to offend or invalidate anyone's religion or religious beliefs.
Thank you for your help! If this does end up happening and you'd like to be notified, I can make a tag list, just let me know. đ
I feel a strong need to add to this, my apologies...
No parent is perfect. No situation is perfect, especially the Stilinski family's. I can't imagine the trauma that Noah and Stiles both went through while watching Claudia decline left them unscathed.
Also, Noah is the fucking Sheriff. Time is not really something he has very often. I don't think that any neglect that may or may not have taken place was intentional.
And yeah, it's not like Stiles was an "easy" kid to raise, not that raising any kid is ever easy or simple. The show repeatedly mentions how rambunctious Stiles was as a child - this probably added to his father's stress, but there were no signs of him acting on it. The hallucination at Lydia's party was conjured by Stiles' guilt and fear, not a memory.
Abuse is such a brash leap, what the fuck?
Okay I need to rant
I hate the bad parent sheriff stilinski tag because the way the writers are using it is he's abusive and that's not true at all.
Was he neglectful? Yes but then again he is trying the best parent he can be while doing his job as the sheriff of the town. He is raising a kid who has ADHD while grieving the loss of his wife
However he was NEVER abusive. He never beat Stiles or anything like that.
Rant over
hii! this is my first time requesting, buuut could possibly you write something with stiles and a popular reader? maybe theyâre paired together on a project and realize they have a lot in common? maybe a sort of an enemies to lovers type thing đ
No worries! I actually love this idea, thank you! I just got kind of busy and couldn't put much time into this, but I tried my best so hopefully you enjoy it :)
Alright folks, here we go...
Word count: 1,241
(Stiles' POV)
You know those incredibly rare days when you wake up and don't immediately hate everything? When you have a sliver of hope for something good to happen? Yeah, those lovely, delicate, beautiful days, I know you know what I'm talking about.
So my point is, I had (or thought I had) one of those days when my alarm went off one morning, but evidently, I was wrong. And not just a whoops-a-daisy type of wrong. No. I'm talking about the utterly horrific, catastrophically disastrous type. I realized this when I heard who my math teacher paired me with for the graph poster project.
Hearing her name made me immediately roll my eyes and I had to force myself not to audibly groan in agony. I glanced over at her from across the room and saw the same look of distaste on her face that I had on mine. 'Great,' I thought, probably still glaring at her.
Usually, I don't mind popular girls because they're so far out of my league and don't give me the time of day to even reject me in the first place. However, when it comes down to this girl - no. That is way too kind. This evil, mocking, slimy, sinister, know-it-all wench was too intolerable for me to cope with that day. Despite the fact that I've never actually had a conversation with her or even said a word to her, I always had a bad feeling about her. I just didn't trust someone who was so clearly sucking up to her teachers to get away with stuff. Ok, fine, I didn't know if that was exactly true. But how did no one else hate her? How did she even get that popular in the first place? It didn't add up and I didn't like it.
Once the bitch who destroyed my hopes and dreams for the day finally finished blabbing about the damned project, I waited for my infuriatingly slow partner to come sit down at my table so we could start. For some odd reason, when I looked over at her, she was still sitting in her seat, apparently waiting for me to go over to her. She tried waving her hand in her direction to draw me in, but I held my ground, scoffing at her sad attempt. Rolling her eyes, she reluctantly got up and sat down next to me, clearly having an attitude. And then we just sat there for a moment, festering in uncomfortable annoyance until she eventually looked at me.
"Are you going to start the project, or not?" she said bluntly, which caught me off guard.
"Um, excuse me? Am I? Me? Are you serious right now? Do you know what the definition of a partner is? Because I highly doubt that tiny brain of yours does if you think I'm doing this shit by myself," I hissed back.
"Wow, you are just as dramatic as I thought. Obviously, I'm not that dumb, I was just trying to piss you off enough to actually speak instead of just scowling in your seat."
I stared at her in disbelief, incapable of understanding the audacity that girl just had. However, begrudgingly, we started the project.
"You're doing that wrong by the way," she spoke casually. My eyebrows furrowed and I stared intensely at the equation I was solving.
"Uh... No, I'm not."
For some reason, she started getting frustrated with me, even though she was delusional for thinking I was doing absolutely anything incorrectly, saying, "Um, yes you literally are. Have you not been paying attention this entire unit?"
I looked at her with incredulity as I spoke unconfidently, "I... Well... More than you have, for sure. You're always busy chatting with your little minions. Besides, I don't even need to pay attention. Math isn't that hard for people with more than three brain cells."
"Then how come you're doing it wrong?" She looked at me with amusement and it almost made me nauseous.
Then, I snapped at her - probably more aggressively than I should have - but she earned that reaction when she intentionally pissed me off. And so, our spiteful jabs continued as we worked on the project.
By the time we finished, things started getting quiet between us. She pulled out a small book from her backpack and began reading to fill the extra time left in class. I tilted my head as I read the title: "The Fellowship of the Ring." I couldn't help but smirk to myself, but unfortunately, she noticed.
"What?" she said, her eyebrows furrowing.
My eyes quickly lifted to hers as I spoke, trying to sound innocent, "I didn't say anything."
"Yeah, but your face did."
My lips parted, suddenly feeling like I had switched roles and was talking to a version of myself. I've said those exact words about a hundred times - what parallel universe did I just teleport to?
Suddenly, her pencil hit my face, snapping me out of my apparent staring, and she continued, "Is there a reason why you're looking at me like that, or are you just a creep?"
"I, yeah, um... No. Wait, what?" I stuttered, making a fool of myself.
"Are you on drugs or something?"
"Um, no, definitely not."
"Ok, then what the hell is wrong with you?"
I quickly rubbed my face, trying to get a grip. Truth be told, I had no freaking idea what was wrong with me. I couldn't even form a coherent sentence. For the first time since I was in the womb, my mind was empty.
Finally, after looking like an idiot for way too long, I cleared my throat and tried again in a nervous tone, "Do-... Do you like the movies?"
"Huh?" She looked at me like I was crazy.
"The movies. The Lord of the Rings movies. You like them, or...?"
"Oh, um, yeah. I've been wanting to read the books for a while but kept forgetting to renew my library card." Her expression seemed to soften quickly, which made me smile slightly for a reason I didn't understand at the time.
"Yeah? It's been a while since I've seen them, but they were some of my favorites as a kid, after Star Wars, of course."
It's hard to wrap my head around the fact that only a month later, we were cuddled up under a blanket on her couch, binge-watching The Lord of the Rings movies to celebrate her completion of the books. I looked down at her, enjoying her company more than whatever Frodo was complaining about, and just smiled.
I never thought that I would have a conversation with the most well-known girl at Beacon Hills High School, let alone hold her hand around the halls, hug her before class, or kiss her before dropping her off at her house after a date. But, apparently, all those corny quotes that English teachers love are, in fact, true: you really can't judge a book by its cover, and you also can't fold the corner of a book page (your girlfriend will smack you in the face). Oh, and also, your hope getting snatched away by your math teacher doesn't mean that nothing good will come out of the experience that you get from it. Who knows, maybe you'll end up falling in love with and losing your virginity to the most beautiful, wonderful, perfect girl in existence, just like me.
So I decided treat this blog as my sketchbook. đ
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