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Love && war part 4 pleaseeeeee
warnings:: none
writers notes:: chat… IVE DONE IT! last fic i have to format until i finish writing the 6 remaining but its currently 16/4/25 rn and i’ve actually finished formatting the 14 fics that i’ve been needing to format since monday (it’s saturday now tf). also i think this is the last part
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @universefcb @mariejuli @nngkay
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it was one of those warm, late afternoons. the sun hung low in the sky, casting a golden glow over the tennis courts. the crowd buzzed with excitement, some cheering for the match, others just soaking in the atmosphere. but for you, we there was only one person in the stands who made your heart race in a completely different way.
gavi was there, as he had been for the past few months. it started off as casual support, but now, you couldn’t remember what life had been like without his constant presence in your corner. whether it was texting you between sets, bringing you water when you were feeling drained, or just sitting quietly, watching you play, it always felt like he was there for more than just the game.
as you walked onto the court, your heart skipped a beat. your opponent was good, really good. the pressure was on. you were about to step into a match that could solidify your place in the semifinals of the tournament. but no matter how important the game was, you couldn’t help but glance at the stands.
gavi caught your eye instantly. he grinned, giving you a small, encouraging wave. it was a simple gesture, but it made your nerves settle, just enough to steady your breathing.
you took a deep breath, the game starting to play out. you focused, set your mind on each point, each serve, each return. but every now and then, you'd hear a slight cheer or catch a glimpse of gavi watching you, and you couldn't help but smile. the way he watched you with such intent, his eyes locked on you, made everything feel... different.
you played harder, your moves becoming more fluid. the match was close, and with every rally, the intensity grew. you were fully in your zone now, feeling the adrenaline pushing you to do better. your focus was unshakable.
but then, just as you went to hit a perfect serve, you heard gavi shout, ‘come on!’ from the stands.
it wasn’t loud, but the way his voice was full of confidence, cheering you on like he always did, gave you the burst of energy you needed. without thinking, you served harder than before, sending the ball past your opponent’s reach.
‘game, set, match,’ the umpire called, signaling your win.
the crowd erupted, but in that moment, your eyes sought gavi once more. he was already standing, hands raised in celebration, that same proud smile on his face. you couldn't help it, your heart swelled at the sight of him, cheering you on like you were the only one on his mind.
you jogged over to your bench to grab your towel, but before you even had the chance to sit down, you spotted gavi making his way down from the stands. his eyes locked with yours, and that wide grin on his face made your heart skip a beat. he was making his way towards you, dodging the crowd of people in the process.
‘you did amazing,’ he said breathlessly, standing right in front of you, his hands brushing the hair away from your face.
you couldn't help but laugh softly. ‘thank you, gavi. i think i might’ve been more motivated with you here.’
his eyes softened as he looked at you, his hands still lingering at your sides. ‘it’s all you,’ he said, giving you a playful smirk. ‘i just get to watch you shine.’
his words made your chest tighten in a way that had nothing to do with the game. there was something about the way he looked at you, the way he made you feel like everything was right in the world. he wasn’t just supporting you because of the sport. it was more. much more.
he stepped closer, his hand gently cupping your cheek. ‘i’m proud of you,’ he murmured, his voice low and sincere. ‘you’ve worked so hard for this.’
your breath caught in your throat as you stared at him, his face so close to yours, his presence overwhelming in the best way. you could feel the chemistry between the two of you, palpable, undeniable.
before you could say anything else, he leaned in, pressing a soft, lingering kiss to your cheek, the warmth of his lips sending a thrill through your entire body.
you both stood there for a moment, the world around you fading as you shared the brief, intimate moment. but eventually, the noise from the crowd and the sound of people congratulating you snapped you both back to reality.
you smiled at gavi, your heart racing. ‘thank you for always being here,’ you said, your voice just above a whisper.
he grinned, his eyes shining with something deeper than just admiration. ‘i’m not going anywhere, y/n.’
and in that moment, you knew he meant it. no matter where your career took you, no matter how busy the world became, gavi would always be right there in your corner, cheering you on, not just for your tennis, but for you.
would you write a Pablo gavi x Supercars!reader and he travels to Australia during one of his breaks to watch her in Bathurst?
warnings:: none
writers notes:: ignore the title i didn’t know what to make it 💔. also my asthmatic ass is dying rn bru im not making it out alive
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @universefcb @mariejuli @nngkay
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the weekend sun was hot, beating down on mount panorama, as the bathurst 1000 kicked into full gear. the atmosphere was electric, buzzing with anticipation and the roar of powerful engines echoing through the mountains. spectators lined the track, eyes glued to the high, performance cars tearing around every curve, weaving in and out of the iconic corners.
but amongst the crowd, there was one face you were searching for.
a few days earlier, during one of your brief breaks in between qualifying and race day, you’d received a message from pablo.
‘i’m coming to bathurst. i want to see you race. no more excuses.’
and there it was, the familiar grin on his face even through the phone screen. it was typical pablo, always full of surprises, always there when you needed him most.
now, as you prepared for your final laps in the race, you couldn’t help but steal glances over to the grandstands. your heart was a little lighter knowing he was somewhere out there, waiting for you, even though you had no idea where he’d be.
there were a million thoughts in your head, but one thing was clear: he was here, supporting you, cheering you on like he always did in his quiet, steady way. a part of you felt invincible knowing he was out there, and that alone was enough to push you even harder.
your team was making final adjustments to the car, and as you climbed back into the driver’s seat, you heard the familiar sound of a car engine roar to life from the pit wall. you turned, and there he was.
pablo. he had somehow found his way down to your pit, now standing just a few feet away, a wide grin on his face, looking as though he hadn’t just traveled halfway across the world to see you. he was in his usual casual attire: a hoodie, jeans, and his signature sneakers, but something about seeing him here, at your race, made your heart skip.
‘is this how it’s going to be every time?’ you joked, pulling your helmet down and adjusting your gloves. ‘you’re just going to pop up everywhere i go?’
he laughed, taking a few steps closer, keeping his eyes on you the entire time. ‘i thought i’d try and make an appearance at your biggest race of the season. plus, i’m curious about how you’re going to win this one.’
‘don’t worry,’ you said with a wink, ‘i’ve got this.’
‘just remember, i’m here cheering you on,’ he added, his voice soft but filled with undeniable pride.
his words settled in your chest, and it was almost enough to erase the tension you’d been feeling all week. with him here, it felt like you could take on anything.
the team was signaling for you to head to the starting grid, and with one last glance at pablo, you shot him a quick thumbs-up before stepping into the car. the sound of the engine fired up, and soon, you were on your way.
as you sped through the corners of bathurst, weaving between competitors, every turn was just a little bit sweeter knowing pablo was watching you. he wasn’t just some guy sitting in the grandstands, he was your biggest fan, the one who believed in you when you didn’t believe in yourself.
the race was intense, and with every lap, your confidence grew. you knew the track, the car, and most importantly, you knew you had someone special in your corner. and that thought kept you going.
after a nerve wracking final lap, you crossed the finish line in first place. the roar of the crowd was deafening, but the moment your car came to a stop, you couldn’t wait to take off your helmet and look for one person in particular.
pablo was already at the barriers, waiting for you, his face a mixture of excitement and pride. as you made your way over to him, he opened his arms and enveloped you in a tight hug, lifting you off your feet in the process.
‘you did it! i knew you could!’ he said, his voice full of emotion.
‘i couldn’t have done it without you,’ you whispered back, feeling the weight of the race finally start to leave your shoulders.
you pulled back slightly, looking up at him. there was something in his eyes, something more than just admiration. it was pure love, the kind that came with knowing you better than anyone else.
‘now,’ he said, a mischievous smile creeping onto his lips, ‘i think we deserve a victory celebration. how about we take the rest of the weekend off?’
you laughed, feeling the exhaustion start to catch up with you. ‘i like that idea.’
epilogue::
a few days later, you and pablo found yourselves relaxing in a quiet corner of a rooftop bar, overlooking the stunning sydney skyline. bathurst was behind you, but the adrenaline of the race was still coursing through your veins. you leaned back into his arms, your head resting on his shoulder, the sounds of the city mingling with the soft breeze.
‘thanks for being here,’ you said, your voice full of gratitude. ‘it really means a lot.’
‘i wouldn’t be anywhere else,’ he replied, kissing the top of your head gently. ‘you’ve got this fire in you, and i’m just lucky to be here to witness it.’
you smiled up at him, the quiet contentment of the moment filling your heart. ‘so, when’s the next race? i think i can get used to you showing up for all of them.’
pablo grinned, his arms tightening around you. ‘i think i’m going to make it my mission to be at every single one from now on. starting with your next one.’
‘deal.’
and with that, you both relaxed into the evening, knowing that whatever the future held, you’d always have each other.
i am SICK of my user but idk if i shoudk change it bcc im lowkey a hypocrite bc i silently judge people w users like mine but in english
Love && war part 4 pleaseeeeee
hi amore! i’m working on it pls bare w me ik we’re in a drought but i have to balance it w my revision and i don’t go on study leave till may 💔.
Is there coming a part two of love && war?
Pleaseeeee
hiii yes there’s gonna be a 4th part but i have like 20+ requests to get thru and i also have been revising so im really sorry! i’ll try and get them done tho xx
OMG we need a part 3 of the Gavi x tennis reader fic
summary:: winning isn’t everything. whether it’s on or off the pitch and that’s something you’ve realised.
warnings:: none.
writers notes:: guys i wanna sob this is really basic, repetitive and idk what to do for the plot but if yg want a part 4 i can do one where he ACTUALLY attends a match bc bros suffering by hearing the match from pedris pov 💔.
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @universefcb @nngkay @cherryloveshs
the first thing you did after leaving the court was check your phone. sweat still clung to your skin, muscles aching from the three set battle you had just fought, but none of that mattered as much as the missed notifications lighting up your screen.
pablo: been refreshing the score like crazy, how did it go? pablo: mi amor? pablo: please tell me you won pablo: shit, did you lose? pablo: call me as soon as you can, okay?
your heart sank a little as you read his texts. you hated how badly he wanted to be there, how helpless he felt watching the live score update from miles away.
you sighed, quickly typing back.
you: lost in three. close, but not enough.
he read the message almost instantly. the typing bubbles appeared, then stopped. then appeared again.
your phone rang.
you stepped away from the locker room, walking into a quieter hallway before answering.
‘cariño,’ gavi’s voice was soft, but you could hear the frustration underneath. ‘tell me what happened.’
you leaned against the wall, exhaling. ‘she just played better. i had chances, but i didn’t take them. that’s it.’
‘that’s not it,’ he muttered. ‘i know you. i know you’re beating yourself up over every point.’
you closed your eyes for a moment. he wasn’t wrong.
‘i just, i really wanted this one, pablo. and i know i played well, but at the end of the day, i lost. and that’s all anyone will remember.’
‘that’s not true,’ he said instantly. ‘you were amazing. i didn’t even have to watch the match to know that. but it pisses me off that i couldn’t watch. i should’ve been there.’
‘pablo—’
‘i mean it,’ he cut you off, frustration creeping into his voice. ‘pedri was literally sitting on his ass watching the whole thing while i was stuck playing a match i barely cared about because all i wanted to do was check my phone for updates.’
you let out a small laugh despite yourself. ‘you barely cared about a la liga match?’
‘yes,’ he huffed. ‘well, okay, maybe not barely. but you get what i mean.’
you did. you really did.
‘you have no idea how badly i wanted to see you,’ he continued. ‘at halftime, i grabbed my phone the second i got to the locker room. hansi was giving a whole speech and i wasn’t even listening, i just kept refreshing the score.’
‘pablo, oh my god.’
‘no, listen to this,’ he went on. ‘i had to hide my phone under my shirt when he started walking around because i refused to put it down. i literally thought i was gonna get subbed off for being distracted.’
you bit your lip, torn between being exasperated and incredibly touched.
‘you’re crazy.’
‘for you? yeah, i am,’ he admitted without hesitation. ‘i hate missing your matches. and i swear i’ll be at the next one, even if i have to fight hansi for it.’
you smiled, warmth spreading through your chest. ‘i appreciate the commitment, but i don’t think hansi would take too kindly to that.’
‘too bad. he’ll have to deal with it,’ gavi muttered.
there was a beat of silence before he spoke again, softer this time.
‘you know how proud i am of you, right?’
you swallowed.
‘even if you didn’t win, even if you think it wasn’t enough, you’re incredible. i hope you know that.’
your throat tightened slightly. he always knew exactly what to say.
‘thank you,’ you murmured. ‘really. that means a lot.’
‘i mean it,’ he said. ‘and when i see you, i’m gonna hug you so tight you’ll forget all about today.’
you laughed lightly. ‘looking forward to it.’
‘good. now go rest, okay? we’ll talk later.’
you nodded, even though he couldn’t see you. ‘okay. love you.’
‘love you more, mi amor.’
and just like that, the weight on your chest felt a little lighter.
Could you do a part 3 of the Gavi x tennis player fic? That would be soo cool.
i’ve gotten multiple requests for this! so if you guys want to tagged or sum when it comes out please let me know xx
OMG This Gavi x tennis reader fic was so good could you do a part two or maybe a series out of it. It would be soo cool
summary:: after ages of long distance due to matches and opens, you two are finally reunited, for good. ALSO YOU CAN READ THIS AS A ONE SHOT IF YOU WISH.
warnings:: none
writers note:: first of yall do yg want a part 3 and if so lmk! and usually i have sm to say but i js dont?
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @cherryloveshs @nngkay @universefcb
gavi hated this.
hated watching your matches through a screen. hated missing the moments that mattered. hated that you were miles away while he was stuck in barcelona, playing game after game without you in the stands.
he had tried to act normal. tried to focus on training, on his own matches, but it was impossible when his mind kept drifting back to you.
you were playing one of the biggest tournaments of your career, and he wasn’t there. instead, he was sitting in the team bus, watching the live stream on his phone with his airpods in, barely listening as his teammates talked around him.
pedri nudged him. ‘what’s the score?’
‘she won the first set. second set’s tied.’ gavi’s voice was tight, his grip on his phone firm.
his heart was racing. he could see the way you moved, the way you fought for every point. he knew that look on your face, the one that meant you weren’t giving up.
when the bus arrived at the hotel, gavi didn’t move. he just sat there, eyes locked on his screen.
ferran laughed. ‘bro, are you coming?’
‘go without me,’ gavi muttered, waving them off.
pedri sighed but didn’t argue. ‘don’t stay up all night, man. you have a game tomorrow.’
gavi didn’t even acknowledge him. he was too busy watching you chase down a drop shot, too busy whispering curses under his breath when you missed, too busy fist pumping when you won the next point.
then came match point.
he held his breath.
you tossed the ball into the air, racket swinging effortlessly, the sharp sound of the ball meeting strings filling the speakers. your opponent barely got a return in before you sent a forehand straight down the line, untouched.
game, set, match.
gavi exhaled loudly, running a hand through his hair as he watched you drop your racket, hands flying to your face in disbelief before pure joy took over. the crowd erupted, commentators shouting excitedly, but all gavi could focus on was you.
he needed to call you. now.
he stepped off the bus, walking toward the hotel entrance as he pulled up your contact. it barely rang twice before you picked up, breathless.
‘pablo!’
he grinned. ‘felicidades, mi amor. joder, you were incredible.’
you let out a shaky laugh, still overwhelmed. ‘you watched?’
‘of course i watched,’ he scoffed. ‘you think i’d miss that?’
‘you have a game tomorrow.’
‘i don’t care. i needed to see you win.’
there was a pause, your breathing still heavy from the match.
‘i wish you were here.’
his chest tightened. ‘me too.’
and he meant it. more than anything.
you sighed softly. ‘i’m flying back in two days.’
‘two days is too long.’
‘pablo.’
‘what if i come to you instead?’
you groaned. ‘you have training. a match. be serious.’
‘no quiero ser serio,’ he muttered. ‘quiero verte.’
you laughed, tired but full of love. ‘dos días, amor. i’ll be home soon.’
he sighed, kicking at the ground. ‘fine. but the second you land, i’m kidnapping you.’
‘deal.’
he smiled, finally making his way inside. two days. he just had to survive two more days.
gavi had never been this impatient in his life.
he was at the airport two hours early, pacing near the arrivals gate like a madman. pedri had made fun of him for it, called him dramatic, told him to just wait at home like a normal person, but gavi didn’t care. he had waited long enough.
his arms were crossed, jaw tight, sneakers tapping anxiously against the polished floor as he checked the flight tracker for what had to be the hundredth time. landed. you were here. finally.
his heart was pounding, fingers tapping against his thigh as he watched passengers filter through the doors. every time someone who vaguely resembled you walked out, he straightened up, only to sigh when it wasn’t you.
then he saw you.
hair slightly messy from the flight, suitcase dragging behind you, eyes scanning the crowd. and the second your gaze landed on him, everything else disappeared.
he didn’t think. he just moved.
one second, he was standing still. the next, he was pushing through people, reaching for you, grabbing your face and kissing you like he was scared you’d disappear again.
you barely had time to react before you melted into him, hands gripping his hoodie as he held you close, like he needed to feel every inch of you to believe you were really here.
when he finally pulled back, you were breathless, blinking up at him in surprise.
‘hola to you too,’ you teased.
he ignored you, pressing his forehead against yours. ‘you’re never leaving for that long again.’
you laughed softly, fingers brushing through his hair. ‘i can’t promise that, pablo.’
‘then i’ll come with you.’
‘you have a job, remember?’
he frowned. ‘it’s a stupid job.’
you grinned. ‘says the guy who loves football more than anything.’
‘not more than you,’ he muttered, arms still locked around you.
you sighed, shaking your head. ‘you’re impossible.’
‘you love it.’
you did. you really did.
he grabbed your suitcase, throwing an arm over your shoulder as he started leading you toward the exit.
‘come on, we’re going home. and i’m not letting you out of my sight for at least a week.’
you smiled, leaning into him. ‘fine by me.’
the drive back to his place was quiet, but it wasn’t awkward. it was the kind of comfortable silence that only came from knowing someone so deeply that words weren’t always necessary. gavi had one hand on the wheel, the other resting on your thigh, thumb brushing absently over your skin.
you watched him in the dim light of the car, his face focused, jaw tight like he was still processing the fact that you were finally here.
‘you okay?’ you asked softly.
he glanced at you, squeezing your leg before turning back to the road. ‘yeah. just… missed you.’
you smiled, threading your fingers through his. ‘i missed you too.’
he let out a small breath, like he had been holding it in for weeks.
‘you’re really not leaving for a while, right?’
you bit your lip. ‘well—’
his head snapped toward you so fast you thought he might give himself whiplash. ‘no. no way. you just got back.’
you laughed. ‘pablo, relax. i meant i have a few interviews and press stuff, but i don’t have to travel again for at least a month.’
he exhaled dramatically. ‘okay. that’s fine. i can work with a month.’
you rolled your eyes, leaning over to kiss his cheek. ‘you’re so dramatic.’
he just hummed, tightening his grip on your hand like he was scared you’d slip away.
when you finally reached his apartment, he barely gave you time to take off your shoes before he was pulling you onto the couch, dragging you into his lap.
‘pablo,’ you giggled. ‘let me breathe.’
‘no.’
you shook your head, running your fingers through his hair. ‘you’re like a clingy puppy.’
he just buried his face in your neck, mumbling something you couldn’t quite hear.
‘what was that?’
he sighed, voice muffled against your skin. ‘i hated not being there.’
you softened, tilting his chin up so he was looking at you. his eyes were darker than usual, serious.
‘you support me, pablo. even from miles away. i always feel you with me.’
he swallowed, looking down for a second before meeting your gaze again. ‘i wanted to be in the stands. wanted to run down to the court and pick you up when you won. wanted to kiss you in front of everyone so they knew you were mine.’
your heart ached.
‘pablo—’
‘i know your career is important. i’d never want you to give that up. but sometimes i wish things were easier. that i could just be with you all the time.’
you sighed, resting your forehead against his.
‘me too.’
his hands slid up your back, pressing you even closer. ‘promise me something?’
‘anything.’
‘next time you win a title, i’ll be there. no matter what.’
you smiled, pressing a kiss to his lips. ‘deal.’
he grinned against your mouth, flipping you onto your back so he could hover over you.
‘good. because i don’t plan on missing another match ever again.’
you laughed, pulling him down for another kiss.
home. finally.
girl I’m OBSESSED with your gavi fluff omggg
like el mar, el sol and mi corazón is one of my top fics of all time 😔🙏🙏
STOP IT THAT MADE MY DAY. i remb i wrote that as mainly a scrap bc i was bored and it was a scrap and also originally for joao! but im so glad i changed it to gavi bc it suits him smm
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.
hey guysss since schools started again i’ll be quite slow on requests but i PROMISE to get them all done within the next 3 weeks! i didn’t expect to get this many but i love and appreciate every single one i receive so thank you for all the support and patience!! xx 🤍
okay so i lowkey sound like a beg but please send me requests because i wanna write but i physically cannot come up w ideas! so if you could help out that would be really appreciated i love you guys!! 🤍
summary:: a day at the beach w your man (up to you if you’re married or not) and your little son as he tries to teach him how to use a kite. (i tried to make chat gpt summarise the fic for me but they ended up calling gavi a dilf?? bros 20)
warnings:: none!
writers note:: this is shorter than it should be mainly bc it was supposed to be a joao fic but i have sum else for him. ALSO GUYS GIVE ME REQ MY BRAIN ISNT FUNCTIONING RN.
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @cherryloveshs ; lmk if u wanna be added!
gavi had always loved the beach, the salty breeze, the sound of waves crashing, the warmth of the sun on his skin. but today, it wasn’t just the ocean drawing his attention; it was the sight of your son sprinting across the sand, his tiny feet kicking up clouds of grains as he chased after a colorful kite.
'papá, look!' your son called, holding up the string as the kite wobbled in the sky.
gavi grinned, jogging over to help. 'hold it steady, campeón. like this.' he crouched down, guiding his son’s small hands. together, they managed to get the kite soaring higher, both of them laughing when the wind tugged it wildly.
you watched from a beach towel, sunglasses perched on your nose and a smile tugging at your lips. seeing gavi like this, barefoot in the sand, hair tousled, eyes crinkled with joy, was something you’d never get tired of. he looked up and caught your gaze, flashing you that grin that always made your heart flip.
'hey!' he called. 'you coming or just gonna admire me from there?'
'bit of both,' you shot back with a smirk, standing to shake off the sand before joining them.
after a while, your son abandoned the kite in favor of the ocean. gavi chased after him, scooping him up just before a wave could crash into his legs. 'too fast for me, huh?' he teased, spinning him around as your son squealed with delight.
'papá, again! again!'
'third time’s the charm,' gavi grinned, twirling him once more before gently setting him down. your son ran back toward the water, kicking at the incoming waves, tiny giggles echoing over the beach.
'he’s got your energy,' you commented, slipping an arm around gavi’s waist.
'yeah, but i don’t remember being that fast at his age,' gavi chuckled, pressing a kiss to your hairline.
after splashing around until your son’s shorts were soaked and his curls clung to his forehead, you coaxed him back to the sand with the promise of snacks. he plopped down on the towel beside you, cheeks flushed and eyes bright. 'best day ever,' he declared between bites of his sandwich.
gavi ruffled his hair. 'glad you’re having fun, campeón.'
after eating, the three of you set out to build a sandcastle. your son insisted it had to have "four towers and a moat," which turned into an ambitious (and messy) endeavor. gavi got way too competitive, carefully smoothing out the castle walls, tongue poking out in concentration.
'you do know it’s just for fun, right?' you teased.
'hey, if we’re building a castle, we’re making it the best one on this beach,' gavi shot back, flicking a bit of sand at you playfully.
your son cackled. 'get mamá!'
gavi grinned devilishly. 'you heard him.' before you could protest, both of them teamed up, tossing handfuls of sand (mostly missing but making you laugh until your sides hurt).
when everyone was sufficiently sandy and the "biggest castle ever" stood proudly (if a little crooked), you lay back on the towel, sighing contentedly. gavi dropped beside you, pulling your son into the space between you both.
'tired yet?' gavi asked, brushing hair from your son’s forehead.
'nooo,' he mumbled, though his eyes betrayed him, drooping with exhaustion.
'liar,' you chuckled.
as the sun began to sink lower, painting the sky in hues of gold and pink, your son fell asleep nestled against gavi’s chest, tiny fingers still clutching a stray seashell. gavi’s hand traced slow circles on his back, eyes soft.
'he’ll sleep all the way home,' you murmured.
'good. means we can blast music without him demanding his cartoons,' gavi joked, but his voice was gentle, gaze fixed on your son’s peaceful face.
you rested your head on gavi’s shoulder, your hand finding his. 'days like this...' you sighed. 'they’re the best.'
'yeah,' gavi agreed, squeezing your hand. 'nothing better.'
as the waves rolled in and the sky deepened into twilight, the three of you stayed there a little longer, sun-kissed, sand-covered, hearts full.
summary:: after early morning training, gavi comes home to you absolutely exhausted, but there’s always gossip (had to sacrifice ferran for that, sorry guys… 💔)
warnings:: uhh none apart from the one sentence ferran slander if you even wanna call it that?? 😭
writers note:: the lack of gavi fics are genuinely the death of me but anyways!! also working on a joao fic so you’re welcome!? 😔😔
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @cherryloveshs ; lmk if u wanna be added!
the rain tapped steadily against the windows, a soothing rhythm that echoed through the apartment. gavi was sprawled on the couch, head resting on your lap, hair still damp from his morning training. you absentmindedly ran your fingers through his hair, scrolling through your phone with the other hand.
'you're ignoring me,' he mumbled, voice muffled by the fabric of your sweatshirt.
'am not,' you replied, though you were definitely only half-listening when he started rambling about some moment from practice.
'are too,' he insisted, turning his head to glance up at you. 'this is quality storytelling and you're just... scrolling.'
you laughed, setting your phone aside. 'okay, okay. i’m listening. tell me again about how ferran tripped over the cones?'
his face lit up as he recounted the incident, animated and full of gestures, and you found yourself grinning, not at the story, but at him. this was your favorite version of gavi, the one off the pitch, relaxed, messy-haired, wearing that old barça hoodie that was technically yours but had long since become his.
when he finished, you chuckled. 'poor ferran.'
'don't feel bad for him, it was hilarious,' gavi grinned, then shifted to wrap his arms around your waist, pulling you down beside him. 'we should do something.'
'like what?' you murmured, nose brushing against his.
'i dunno. movie? nap? both?' he suggested, eyes half lidded with exhaustion.
'you just got back from training. pretty sure you need the nap more than a movie.'
'yeah, but i wanna spend time with you,' he mumbled, already sounding drowsy.
your heart melted a little at that. 'we are spending time together.'
he hummed, nuzzling closer. 'yeah, but... like, awake time.'
'you’re falling asleep as you say that.'
'shhh,' he whispered, lips curling into a small smile. 'just... stay.'
so you did. the rain kept falling, soft and constant, and his breathing evened out, warm against your neck. you traced lazy patterns on his back, content in the quiet. it didn’t matter that there was nothing grand or exciting about this moment. this, being here with him, in the calm of a rainy afternoon, felt perfect.
and as he held you closer, mumbling something unintelligible in his sleep, you thought: yeah, you wouldn’t trade this for anything.
summary:: being gavis girlfriend always comes with surprises, but it’s different this time because it’s his first valentines with you.
warnings:: uhm none!
writers note:: i’m so sorry this came the next day but i’ve lowkey been busy asf yesterday and i also had to write part 3 of the fic! anyways uhm that’s all i have to say
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp
valentine’s day wasn’t something gavi thought too much about. sure, his teammates joked about their plans, the romantic dinners, the extravagant gifts, but for him, it was just another day, until this year.
this year was different. this year, he had you.
you weren’t flashy about valentine’s day either, which made planning a surprise for you even harder. he knew you’d insist that you didn’t need anything, that just spending time together was enough. but gavi wanted to do something special, just this once.
so here he was, pacing back and forth in his apartment, double checking everything. the candles were lit, casting a warm glow over the room. the dinner, well, it was mostly takeout from your favorite place, but he’d set the table himself. and on the couch sat the small, neatly wrapped box that had him more nervous than any game he’d ever played.
the sound of your key in the lock made his heart race.
‘gavi?’ your voice was soft, questioning.
‘in here,’ he called out, trying to sound casual.
when you stepped inside, your eyes immediately took in the scene, the dim lighting, the food on the table, the nervous way gavi rubbed the back of his neck. a slow smile spread across your lips.
‘you did all this?’
‘yeah,’ he admitted, watching your reaction carefully. ‘i just… i know you said you didn’t need anything, but i wanted to. you know, for you.’
your heart melted at his sincerity. stepping closer, you wrapped your arms around him, feeling the tension leave his body as he hugged you back.
‘i love it,’ you whispered against his chest.
dinner passed with laughter and easy conversation, the comfort of each other’s company better than any five star restaurant. afterward, gavi hesitated for a moment before handing you the small box.
‘open it,’ he urged.
inside was a simple gold bracelet, delicate yet strong, just like the way he saw you.
‘gavi,’ you breathed, running your fingers over the smooth surface. ‘it’s beautiful.’
‘there’s something on the inside,’ he said, suddenly shy.
turning it over, you read the small engraving: ‘siempre contigo’ always with you.
tears pricked at your eyes, and when you looked up, gavi was already searching your face for a reaction. you didn’t say anything, you just kissed him, soft and slow, pouring every unspoken word into it.
when you finally pulled away, he grinned. ‘so… does that mean you like it?’
you laughed, wiping at your eyes. ‘i love it. i love you.’
and as he pulled you into his arms again, gavi decided that maybe valentine’s day wasn’t so bad after all.
warnings:: none!
summary:: after years together, love has settled into something softer, quieter, but no less powerful. in the midst of gavis busy career, you both find comfort in the small things.
writers note:: i lowkey have to stop myself and put me in my place whilst writing so ignore that…
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @cherryloveshs
You wake up to the sound of rain against the window, the soft pattering a familiar comfort. The sky outside is overcast, casting a grayish hue across the bedroom, but the warmth beside you makes up for it. Gavi is still asleep, face turned toward you, dark lashes resting against his cheeks. His breathing is slow, steady, the kind of peace he rarely gets when football demands everything from him.
You take a moment to watch him, something you don’t often get to do. Most mornings, he’s up before you, rushing to training, pressing hurried kisses to your forehead before disappearing out the door. But today is different, today, he doesn’t have anywhere to be.
Carefully, you reach out, fingers tracing lightly over his cheek. He stirs at the touch, eyes fluttering open, still hazy with sleep.
‘Morning,’ he mumbles, voice thick and drowsy.
‘Morning.’
He shifts, pulling you closer, burying his face in the crook of your neck. His arms tighten around you, and you laugh softly. ‘You’re warm,’ he mutters. ‘Stay like this.’
You do. You let him hold you, let the quiet settle between you. There’s something about these moments that makes everything else feel far away, the stadiums, the fans, the flashing cameras. Here, he’s just Gavi. Your Gavi.
Eventually, though, hunger wins out. You press a kiss to his temple before slipping out of bed, ignoring his grumbled protests. ‘I’m making breakfast,’ you tell him.
‘Come back.’
‘You can join me in the kitchen.’
He groans but follows you not long after, appearing at the doorway in his sweatpants and one of his hoodies.
‘You look good,’ you tease, pouring him a cup of coffee.
‘Obviously.’ he says, smirking as he takes the mug from your hands. He kisses your cheek in thanks before sitting at the counter, watching as you move around the kitchen.
Breakfast is easy, eggs, toast, some fruit. Nothing extravagant, but it feels like something special just because it’s shared. Gavi reaches for your hand at some point, absentmindedly tracing patterns on your palm while he eats with his other hand. It’s a habit of his, one you don’t think he even notices.
‘You’re staring,’ he says after a while, amusement flickering in his eyes.
‘I like looking at you.’
He huffs out a laugh, cheeks tinged pink. Even now, after years together, he still blushes when you say things like that. ‘Corny,’ he mutters, but he squeezes your hand anyway.
The rest of the day passes in a comfortable blur. You lounge around the apartment, curled up together on the couch while a movie plays in the background. It’s one you’ve both seen a hundred times, but neither of you really care. Gavi’s head rests in your lap, fingers toying with the hem of your sweater, and you run your hands through his hair absentmindedly.
‘Are you happy?’ he asks suddenly, voice quiet.
The question catches you off guard. You glance down at him, brows furrowing slightly. ‘Of course I am. Why would you ask that?’
He shrugs, eyes still on the screen. ‘Just wanted to make sure.’
You pause, then lean down to press a kiss to his forehead. ‘I’m always happy with you.’
That seems to ease something in him. He turns his head slightly, lips brushing against your wrist as he exhales. ‘Good.’
Later that night, as you’re getting ready for bed, he pulls you into his arms again. He’s always been like this, clingy when he’s tired, when he doesn’t have the weight of expectations on his shoulders.
“I love you,’ he murmurs against your skin.
“I love you too.”
It’s simple. No grand declarations, no need for anything extravagant. Just the quiet, steady kind of love that lingers in the spaces between words.
And that’s more than enough.
summary:: you’re in love with gavi, and loves you too, but the distance is breaking you.
warnings:: angst??
writers note:: WHY AM I LOWKEY COOKING. fics under 500 words are so easy like why’d i write this in like half an hour im getting somewhere 😍. ALSO DIV CREDS TO RIGHTFUL OWNER I JS FORGOT WHO IT BELONGS TO
tags:: @barcapix ; lmk if u wanna be added
There’s an ache in your chest, the kind you can’t name. The kind that only seems to surface when Gavi’s beside you.
It’s not that you don’t love him; you do. More than you probably should. But tonight, the silence feels heavier, the air charged with things neither of you dare to say.
He’s sprawled across the couch, hair messy from your fingers earlier. The game’s on in the background, but neither of you are watching. You’re tucked into his side, your head resting on his chest, listening to the steady rhythm of his heart.
‘I wish it didn’t feel like this sometimes,’ you murmur, your voice barely above a whisper.
Gavi’s fingers pause where they’ve been tracing lazy circles on your arm. ‘Like what?’
You pull back slightly to meet his eyes, and the question hangs between you. The weight of it, the truth of it.
‘Like we’re holding on too tight.’
His face softens, but there’s a flicker of something else there, too; fear, maybe, or recognition. ‘You’re all I’ve got,’ he says, so simply it makes your chest hurt.
The thing is, you believe him. And maybe that’s why it feels like this sometimes, like you’re tethered to each other by something too fragile to last. You love him so much it terrifies you, and some part of you knows he feels the same. But love like this,it burns too hot. Leaves scars.
‘We’re okay,’ he says, his voice steady now. ‘Aren’t we?’
You hesitate for a moment too long, and his hand tightens on your arm. ‘Tell me we’re okay,’ he pleads, his eyes searching yours.
You nod, because the truth is you don’t know how to live without him anymore. Because even when it hurts, he’s still the only person you want to come home to.
‘We’re okay,’ you say softly, and the relief in his expression almost breaks you.
He leans down, presses a kiss to your forehead, and pulls you closer. ‘I don’t care if we’re a mess,’ he murmurs. ‘As long as you’re mine.’
And for now, it’s enough.
Because even if this love isn’t perfect, it’s yours. And even if it hurts, it’s home.
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!! 💓
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!! 💓
4th times the charm (atp i’m js saying anything) gavi gets transported to morocco for a game, BUT while he’s there thru the shops he sees this BEAUTIFUL moroccan princess and they fall in love 😻🙏
summary: gavi is called for international duty against morocco and finds love in the stands.
warnings: none!! however there’s a slight plot chance that was dmed to me afterwards xx
writers note: i love this idea and don’t ‘4th times the charm’ me mate your last 3 requests were diabolical?? who would read culpa mia but w gavi and snow white but gavis the princess?? 😭😭 also did someone say overwriting 😱
word count: 2k
The overwhelming roar of the crowd in Casablanca’s Mohammed V Stadium was quite deafening, but that made gavis pulse raise even more. His heart raced not because of nerves, but for the fact that he wants to prove himself. Back in the world cup 2022 he scored a goal against costa rica that showed that he wasn’t just another kid from la masia, he was truly a star. However, a few matches later his first world cup dream came to a crash. Round of 16 vs morocco.
As the anthems faded to an end and the refs whistle blew, he jogged into place and let the game get into its usual rhythm, clear chances, passes, tackles and fouls. And there it was. a goal! Perfect goal may i add by lamine yamal. The stadium erupted into cheers as gavi made his way to the corner flag to celebrate with his teammate, not only internationally but from his club that’s always been by his side.
However, this wasn’t just a normal celebration, something pulled his gaze upwards, and that’s when he saw it, her. Throughout the wave of opposing fans, one face stood out to him, a gorgeous girl, hands gripping the railing with her jaw dropped. It was obvious she wasn’t cheering for spain though, her kit and flag proved that inference. Yet her gaze found his, holding it for longer than it should’ve.
Eventually, half time pulled around as gavi made his way to the locker room. But that didn’t stop him from looking for her though. She hadn’t moved from that spot, instead she was stood up, laughing with her friends leaning against that very same railing, but her focus wasn’t on her friends. Her gaze was on the pitch, as if she was looking for something, making gavi wonder if it’s him that she’s looking for.
Pedri, who was standing right next to him, nudged him and said, ‘Focus hermano, she’s way out of your league.’, in a teasing tone, making gavi smirk but no response came out of him. He knew this wasn’t the last time their paths would cross.
The final whistle blew, the score ending in a 2-1 narrow victory to Spain, with players exchanging handshakes and shirts. Even though they had a successful match, that didn’t shift his mind from the mystery girl, his eyes shifting to her every couple of minutes.
After plucking up the courage to approach her, he noticed her still laughing with her friends, her smile lighting him up.
Without giving it a second thought, he jumped over the barrier, passing security and approached her. Some may call him cocky for the confidence but she noticed and found it amusing that he tried to get her attention. Although security refused to let him get any closer, he ushered her to come closer, and she complied, with her friends teasing her.
‘Hola, did you enjoy the match?’, he asked in almost a whisper to avoid attention from others.
She tilted her head, and her lips formed into a smile, laughing to herself and replied with, ‘Even though Spain won? I guess so’ she said in a playful tone, with her soft accent coming out.
They exchanged names however it caught Gavi off guard.
‘Wait you don’t know my name?’ asked Gavi in an almost concerned tone.
‘No, I know your name.. I just wanted to hear you say it.’ she said, her soft smile widening.
‘Gavi’ he said, chuckling, in a quiet voice.
Her friends called her from behind and she glanced back, reluctant to leave. ‘Looks like I have to go..’ she said.
‘Wait.’ Gavi said quickly, removing his shirt, and handed it to her, the faint smell of grass clinging to it. ‘Something to remember this match by.’
She took the shirt, her fingers brushing his for a small second, ‘Gracias, Gavira.’ she said, making his heart race.
There was one thing he knew for certain, he had to see her again.
The next few days in Casablanca was an absolute blur for him, media videos, training sessions and team meeting, but she couldn’t get out of his mind. Her smile, her laugh and how her gaze lasted for longer than even she wanted it to.
That’s when he realised, it wasn’t the match, it was her.
After hours of practice, the team had some downtime before their flight back to Madrid. Gavi found himself roaming the streets with Pedri, just so he didn’t seem like a loner.
‘So you’re really attached to this girl, hermano?’, asked Pedri almost with genuine concern.
Gavi sighed and yet again, didn’t have a reply for that and continued walking.
That’s when he saw her, for the second time, except she was alone in a small cafe.
He hesitated for a moment, Pedri staying outside, as Gavi made his way over.
‘Mind if i join?’ he asked, grabbing a chair from a nearby table.
She looked up, surprised as a smile was spread across her face. ‘Gavi’ she said ‘How come you’re not with your team?’
‘I mean, I was..’ he said, taking a seat opposite her. ‘But I figured i’d explore some more. Seems like I found the right place’
She raised an eyebrow, clearly amused. ‘So you spend your free time chasing random girls that you see during matches?’
He smirked, leaning back into the chair, ‘Only the interesting ones.’
She laughed softly, her fingers absentmindedly tracing the edges of her teacup. ‘Not sure if that’s flattering or too forward’
Gavi’s smile softened, ‘A bit of both, cariño.’
‘Well i’ve seen you play, you’re good. But i’m sure you know that by now.’
He chuckled, ‘I don’t need compliments, but i’ll take them’
She smiled again, ‘So what’s a footballer like you doing in this small cafe in Casablanca?’
He looked out the window for a second, and then back at her, ‘I guess i’m looking for things that matter besides football’
Her gaze softened, ‘And have you found that yet?’
‘I’m getting closer.’ he paused, ‘Listen, I don’t know how long i’m gonna be here, but I want to see you again’
Unsure of how to really respond to that, she said ‘Maybe. If you’re lucky.’ in a mysterious tone.
And that’s when he knew he wouldn’t be leaving this city any time soon.
Due to the weather in Spain, their trip extended a few more days, but she didn’t need to know that.
On the last night of their stay, Gavi slipped away from the hotel and didn’t tell anyone, not even Pedri that he was going back to that very same cafe.
The night air was cooler than he expected but the night life still stayed active.
It wasn’t that long until he saw the cafe again, although it was late, it was still open and a few people were still in there.
He hesitated for a moment before entering again and the owner looked up at him and said,
‘Gavi, right? You’re here for someone I figured, and if so you’re in the right place, habibi.’
Gavi, uncertain by her words, followed her over to the table, where he saw here for the third time.
He sat opposite her, letting his eyes linger on her for a second before she broke the silence.
‘Gavi, I thought you wouldn’t turn up.’, she said, following with the familiar smile that Gavi loved.
‘I couldn’t stay away.’ he replied
And to that she chuckled and said, ‘You’re a lot more complicated than i thought Pablo.’
He grinned, trying to hide his emotions, leaning back into his chair, ‘I’ve been told.’
She stood up and said, ‘Listen Gavi, it’s getting late, I need to get going, and you should too.’
‘Wait,’ Gavi said ‘Can you please see me play again.’, he asked in an almost pleading tone.
She looked back, with an unreadable expression and said, ‘And you think i’ll say yes?’
‘I was hoping that you’ll surprise me.’
‘Maybe.’
And with that, she left.
A few weeks passed by, and the memory of you lingered in his brain. He hadn’t seen her since that night in the cafe, but your time together was the only thing on his mind.
Now he was in the Montjuïc, at a home game for laliga, as the stadium was packed with culers from all over the world as usual. But this match felt different.
As the game kicked off, Gavi instantly fell into the usual match rhythm yet his thought remained on her.
There was a small pause in play, as he re adjusted his socks, someone caught his eye. It was her.
There she was, in the VIP section, her barca scarf tucked around her shoulders.
He froze for a second, his heart hammering in his chest. She was no longer a memory, she was there in real time. Eventually, he snapped back into focus.
The scoreline was 1-1 and he knew that he needed to be the change that he wanted to see, so he took a risk and shot it in the direction of the net, bracing himself for the result. And there it was, a goal to put barca in the lead.
Pablo sprinted to the corner to celebrate and he looked up to see her in the stands with her hands over her mouth in shock. Then she smiled, her face full of pride. He noticed that, and made a small gesture, pointing towards her.
After the match was over, he saw her waiting with security by the players exit.
‘You made that goal look easy’ she said, her voice with a teasing tilt.
Before he could answer that, he had a question in his head.
‘You came all this way, why?’ He said, his eyes searching for hers.
‘I wanted to see if you’d keep your promise’
‘And did I?’
‘Yes.’ she replied with a subtle smile.
It had gotten to the point where they finally exchanged numbers, making his heart flutter.
The next laliga match was against sociedad which was quite a big match if you think about it. He had just completed his pre game superstitions until he received a message
‘i heard you’re not as bad as they say, wanna prove it? 😉’
He grinned, feeling a rush of excitement.
‘i thought i already did that’ he typed back.
‘okay, meet me at the cafe tomorrow.’
He arrived at the cafe as soon as the match was over and he was lost in thought. What were they? He knew they weren’t a fling but he didn’t know what to label it.
‘You’re early’ she said as she walked in.
‘Came as soon as the match ended’ he replied.
‘Okay Pablo, i’m gonna start off with why i asked you to come here. You’re the first guy who’s come into my life with a smile and a promise. But i’m not interested in that.’ she started.
He leaned in, ‘What’re you interested in then.’
‘Something real.’
‘So am I, and i’m not going anywhere.’
‘So prove it.’
And with those three words, the barrier between them was broken.
They went for a walk on the quiet streets of Barcelona, the night air brushing their faces. Neither of them spoke but the silence was enough for the both of them.
He turned to face her, ‘Listen. I don’t want you to go, just stay.’
She looked back at him and said, ‘Gavi.’
He didn’t let her continue because he felt like he already knew the answer to that and closed the gap between them.
Eventually, she found her way into extending her stay and renting an apartment in Barcelona to stay wiyh Gavi
Months past until they decided to make it official to the public, they both figured it out, the fame and distance.
One evening, they both sat on the balcony until he turned to face her.
‘So this is what i’ve been looking for. I’ve finally found what matters besides football.’ Gavi said.
She smiled back at him, realising that this is all she wanted too.
WAKE UP BITCHES, THERE'S A NEW PEDRI & GAVI INTERACTION