Steve Harrington and Y/N had been dating long enough that pretty much everyone in Hawkins knew about them. They were the couple people expected to see together at school, around town, or at the mall. Steve loved the attention that came with it. He’d walk through the halls with that familiar confidence, arm around Y/N’s shoulder like he owned the place, completely aware that people were watching. Y/N, on the other hand, couldn’t care less. After graduating, she started working at the food court in the mall, which quickly became one of Steve’s favorite places to hang around. He’d show up after class, lean against the counter while she worked, and act like he had nowhere else to be. “You know you’re allowed to go home, right?” Steve would shrug. “Why would I do that?” “Because you’re annoying my coworkers.” “They like me.” “They tolerate you.” He’d grin like he’d won the argument anyway. Steve was still Steve. He liked being popular, loved attention, and had a habit of acting like he was the coolest person in any room. Y/N knew better than anyone that half of his confidence was just him enjoying the reaction he got from people. She was also one of the only people who could completely humble him. If Steve started showing off, Y/N could shut him down with one look. If he started bragging, she’d barely react. And if he tried to impress her, she’d usually just laugh. Steve secretly loved it. The only thing he didn’t love was when other guys at the mall started talking to her. He’d pretend he wasn’t bothered. He absolutely was. One afternoon, a guy from another store came over while Y/N was working and started talking to her. Steve happened to be sitting nearby with Dustin, and the second he noticed, his expression changed. Dustin caught it immediately. “You’re jealous.” “I’m not jealous.” “You look jealous.” “I don’t look jealous.” “You definitely look jealous.” Steve ignored him and walked over anyway. Y/N immediately noticed. “Steve.” “What”
It’s been 18 months since everything happened, since Eddie died from those damn demobats. You and the other are on a mission, track down weak spots in the upside down, find Vecna, and kill him. As the mission is going well and your group gets into the upside down, you run into demogorgons, digusting monsters that chase you and Steve into the Hawkins lab. You’re locking doors and trying to call you hear something, like demodogs but…in pain. Like something or someone is hurting them.
Y/N and Steve are both 18, freshly graduated from high school and starting their freshman year of college. Y/N is Dustin’s older sister, works at the arcade, babysits Dustin and his friends, and keeps to herself. Steve has always had to work for her attention because she constantly brushes him off, even though they’re secretly dating. Only their families know, while everyone else thinks Steve is still trying to win her over. They meet secretly after work, around town, and through Steve’s occasional late-night visits to her window. Steve knows her routine, never pressures her, and keeps finding ways to stay close to her. Meanwhile, Dustin is starting to notice that Steve seems to know way too much about his sister.
Your dad was abusive and you were forced to watch your siblings death. After your father was arrested you were forced to move to Hawkins were your mother lives.
Eddie Munson has been in love with for you for such a long time. Too bad you’ve never taken him seriously. He jokes, he flirts, he antagonizes. It’s what he does. Why would you think it was ever anything more? Dustin is tired of it. Just one push in the right direction, just one, and maybe Eddie will finally do something about it. Or lest the party has to hear their favorite metalhead lament for another month about his so-called tragic love life. God forbid. #strangerthings #hawkins #eddiemunson #dustinhenderson #steveharrington #80sromance
The upside down has some… effects, somehow only affected Robin. The upside down was over but the side effect wasn’t, one morning, Robin feels a bulge so she checks her boxers, which she wears instead of panties. And she sees a massive dick, not a dick, HER dick. Robin’s jaw drops but doesn’t freak out, she always wanted a dick, she talks about it with Steve, who she lives with in his house right now. She grabs a measuring tape and measures herself. Eleven inches, ELEVEN. Holy shit she’s huge, she’s so big, only thing she’s worried about is now she can’t finger herself anymore, she doesn’t know how to masturbate with this dick. So she wakes up Steve
Two towns. Two groups of kids. One shared universe. When Nancy Wheeler starts investigating a disturbing pattern of disappearances in Derry, Maine, the Hawkins group travels north expecting another supernatural problem like the ones they've already survived. Instead, they meet the Losers' Club — seven kids who have spent years dealing with something far older, crueler, and far more interested in fear than flesh. Pennywise becomes the first nightmare both groups face together. But defeating the clown is only the beginning. After Derry, the two groups return home, staying connected through Dustin's radio network as Hawkins' supernatural problems escalate from the Mind Flayer to Vecna and eventually the full-scale collapse of everything they thought they understood. The Losers never replace the Hawkins crew. They become part of their story.
“𝚂𝚑𝚎 𝚕𝚒𝚔𝚎𝚜 𝚊 𝚋𝚘𝚢, 𝚜𝚑𝚎 𝚕𝚒𝚔𝚎𝚜 𝚊 𝚋𝚘𝚢. 𝚂𝚑𝚎 𝚕𝚒𝚔𝚎𝚜 𝚊 𝚋𝚘𝚢, 𝚜𝚑𝚎 𝚕𝚒𝚔𝚎𝚜 𝚊 𝚋𝚘𝚢. 𝙰𝚗𝚍 𝙸’𝚖 𝚗𝚘𝚝 𝚊 𝚋𝚘𝚢, 𝙸’𝚖 𝚗𝚘𝚝 𝚊 𝚋𝚘𝚢. 𝙸’𝚖 𝚗𝚘𝚝 𝚊 𝚋𝚘𝚢.” Robin Buckley has a problem. Her name is Y/N. Robin has been hopelessly, painfully, embarrassingly into Y/N for months. She knows her favorite songs, her coffee order, the little expressions she makes when she’s trying not to laugh, and approximately seventeen different ways to make her smile. There’s only one problem. Y/N likes a boy. And unfortunately, that boy is Billy Hargrove. Billy notices. He notices Robin’s lingering looks. The way she gets quiet whenever Y/N talks about him. The way she suddenly becomes fascinated with literally anything else whenever he walks into the room. Maybe Billy finds it funny. Maybe he finds Robin’s jealousy entertaining. It isn’t really known what he’s thinking. He doesn’t comment on it and he still flirts with y/n, but he seems to be waiting for something.
In a canon divergence where Jonathan doesn't catch Steve when he falls off the radio tower, the Party loses both Steve and Eddie — Eddie to the Demobats, and Steve eighteen months later to the fall. Dustin, grieving two friends in under five years, finds solace in a mutual friend: the reader, who knew both boys back in middle school, before Steve got popular, Eddie got weirder, and the reader got quieter. But the Upside Down doesn't let go of people easily. Vecna has reshaped the dead into weapons. Steve is now Vocar — blind, red-eyed, carrying a staff with a floating eye, and holding a secret that could kill his master. Eddie is now Kas — winged, fanged, clawed, with pale eyes — meant to be Vecna's servant, but the betrayal goes very wrong. Vecna made them his henchmen, and they turned on him instead. When the Party splits up to find Hopper and Eleven, the reader insists on going alone — the only one who isn't on their radar, the one who knew them before. They find Steve and Eddie fully transformed, in bloodlust: a hunger that makes them eat anything alive. But it's not in full effect. The reader has a choice: **RUN OR FIGHT.** This is a story about grief and friendship more than defeating Vecna. About three broken people — a blind seer, a winged monster, and the quiet friend who knew them when — learning that love isn't about being whole. It's about being broken in the same shape and fitting together anyway.
You and Steve Harrington have known each other for practically your entire lives. Your houses sit next door to one another, your mothers have been friends since before either of you could remember, and Steve has been climbing through your bedroom window since you were thirteen because, according to him, the front door was far too much effort. Somewhere between childhood bike rides, shared school lunches, sleepovers, and spending nearly every waking moment together, your friendship quietly became something more. You were thirteen when Steve first asked you to be his girlfriend, both of you far too young to understand what forever actually meant but completely convinced you had already found it. For years, Steve was your first everything—your first boyfriend, your first kiss, your first dance, your first heartbreak, and the person you instinctively looked for whenever something happened. You stayed together through middle school and most of high school, growing up alongside each other until the relationship that had once been effortless slowly became complicated. By junior year, you were both changing in ways neither of you knew how to handle, and eventually Steve made the decision to end things that summer. There had been no betrayal, no cheating, and no terrible final argument; just two people who still loved each other but had started making each other unhappy. Steve convinced himself that letting you go was the kindest thing he could do. Then, months later, you watched him start dating Nancy Wheeler. Now you are both trying to exist in the same small Hawkins world without acknowledging everything still lingering between you, pretending that years of history can simply become the past. You tell everyone you are happy for him. You tell yourself you are over him. But sometimes you find yourself wishing for the one thing you know you shouldn't wish for anymore: that Steve Harrington had loved you a little less, because maybe then he wouldn't have been brave enough to let you go.
Chrissy Cunningham is dead. Hawkins is falling apart. And you were never supposed to know why. After a terrifying encounter with a creature you can’t explain, you find yourself pulled into a world of monsters, secrets, and the eight people determined to keep you alive. You never expected Steve Harrington and Eddie Munson to become your biggest protectors—or to fall for you along the way.
One day, at the store, a beautiful woman walks in. She. Is. Stunning. Robin and Steve are instantly compelled. But what Robin and Steve didn’t know was that that is their shitty boss’s girlfriend