Steve Harrington kisses you in private and chooses Nancy Wheeler in public. He’s so busy protecting his reputation, he doesn’t notice he’s losing you.
Steve Harrington kisses you in private and chooses Nancy Wheeler in public. He’s so busy protecting his reputation, he doesn’t notice he’s losing you.
Nancy Wheeler wants Steve Harrington back. And maybe the worst part is that no one thinks that’s a problem—not when she’s Nancy, and you’re just you. She’s soft where you’re sharp, easy where you’re difficult, and she already has all the history you can’t compete with. If Steve loved her first, how are you supposed to believe he won’t choose her again?
Nancy Wheeler wants Steve Harrington back. And maybe the worst part is that no one thinks that’s a problem—not when she’s Nancy, and you’re just you. She’s soft where you’re sharp, easy where you’re difficult, and she already has all the history you can’t compete with. If Steve loved her first, how are you supposed to believe he won’t choose her again?
You came back from summer looking like trouble. After months away, You return to Hawkins hotter, and suddenly impossible for the whole school to ignore. Popular kids want your attention, people keep flirting, and everyone seems to forget one very important thing: you already have a boyfriend. Mike Wheeler loved you before the glow up. Now he just has to believe you still loves him after it.
You came back from summer looking like trouble. After months away, You return to Hawkins hotter, and suddenly impossible for the whole school to ignore. Popular kids want your attention, people keep flirting, and everyone seems to forget one very important thing: you already have a boyfriend. Mike Wheeler loved you before the glow up. Now he just has to believe you still loves him after it.
Mike Wheeler only meant to send the homework. Unfortunately, the Party notices the photobooth strip in the background — the one where he’s kissing you, Hawkins High’s popular kid and his supposed enemy. Now the group chat is exploding, Dustin is investigating, Max is making it worse on purpose, and Mike is one text away from changing his name and fleeing the state.
Mike Wheeler only meant to send the homework. Unfortunately, the Party notices the photobooth strip in the background — the one where he’s kissing you, Hawkins High’s popular kid and his supposed enemy. Now the group chat is exploding, Dustin is investigating, Max is making it worse on purpose, and Mike is one text away from changing his name and fleeing the state.
You came back to Hawkins with no apology, no explanation, and one little brother who hates you for leaving. Dustin Henderson thinks you ruined his life. The Party thinks he’s right. But Steve Harrington keeps looking at you like maybe the worst thing you ever did wasn’t the whole story.
You came back to Hawkins with no apology, no explanation, and one little brother who hates you for leaving. Dustin Henderson thinks you ruined his life. The Party thinks he’s right. But Steve Harrington keeps looking at you like maybe the worst thing you ever did wasn’t the whole story.
Steve Harrington was once your best friend—until popularity convinced him to leave you behind. Years later, you has reinvented yourself into someone Hawkins cannot ignore, and Steve cannot stop watching. When the horrors beneath their small town force them back together, old resentment, buried feelings and broken childhood promises become impossible to avoid.
Steve Harrington was once your best friend—until popularity convinced him to leave you behind. Years later, you has reinvented yourself into someone Hawkins cannot ignore, and Steve cannot stop watching. When the horrors beneath their small town force them back together, old resentment, buried feelings and broken childhood promises become impossible to avoid.
You ran from Hawkins without a word. Three years after defeating Vecna, you come back to the town you still hate to face the people you never stopped loving—including Steve Harrington, the boyfriend you left behind. But apologies don’t erase abandonment, and some wounds don’t heal just because you finally came home.
You ran from Hawkins without a word. Three years after defeating Vecna, you come back to the town you still hate to face the people you never stopped loving—including Steve Harrington, the boyfriend you left behind. But apologies don’t erase abandonment, and some wounds don’t heal just because you finally came home.
Hawkins High thinks you and Steve Harrington are the perfect couple. You think he’s an insufferable asshole. He thinks you’re a nightmare. Unfortunately, fake dating is great for your reputations—and the kissing is getting dangerously convincing.
Hawkins High thinks you and Steve Harrington are the perfect couple. You think he’s an insufferable asshole. He thinks you’re a nightmare. Unfortunately, fake dating is great for your reputations—and the kissing is getting dangerously convincing.
When Will Byers disappears, your perfect life disappears with him. Your friends abandon you, Hawkins turns your family into a joke, and grief makes you push away everyone who tries to help. Everyone except Steve Harrington—the one person stubborn enough to stay.
When Will Byers disappears, your perfect life disappears with him. Your friends abandon you, Hawkins turns your family into a joke, and grief makes you push away everyone who tries to help. Everyone except Steve Harrington—the one person stubborn enough to stay.
Nancy likes Steve, so you decide to help her get closer to him. But every party, class project, and carefully planned moment only makes one thing clearer: Steve Harrington is already looking at you.
Nancy likes Steve, so you decide to help her get closer to him. But every party, class project, and carefully planned moment only makes one thing clearer: Steve Harrington is already looking at you.
You almost die in the Upside Down—because you didn’t listen. When Steve drags you back from the brink, the relief in his eyes turns sharp, ugly, and loud. What starts as a fight about rules and recklessness becomes something rawer: fear, guilt, and the kind of truth neither of you can afford to say down there. The monsters aren’t the only thing hunting you… because Steve’s terrified he’s already losing you.
You almost die in the Upside Down—because you didn’t listen. When Steve drags you back from the brink, the relief in his eyes turns sharp, ugly, and loud. What starts as a fight about rules and recklessness becomes something rawer: fear, guilt, and the kind of truth neither of you can afford to say down there. The monsters aren’t the only thing hunting you… because Steve’s terrified he’s already losing you.
Steve Harrington has been keeping monsters from you. You knew he was hiding something — the bruises, the disappearances, the whispered conversations with kids who looked way too serious for their age. But when the thing he’s been running from heads straight for your house, you’re dragged into the truth at the worst possible moment. Now the secrets are out, the monsters are real, and loving Steve might be the most dangerous part of all.
Steve Harrington has been keeping monsters from you. You knew he was hiding something — the bruises, the disappearances, the whispered conversations with kids who looked way too serious for their age. But when the thing he’s been running from heads straight for your house, you’re dragged into the truth at the worst possible moment. Now the secrets are out, the monsters are real, and loving Steve might be the most dangerous part of all.
Dating Steve Harrington should not require a schedule, a code word, and emergency evacuation routes. But Dustin Henderson keeps treating your boyfriend like his boyfriend—interrupting dates, hijacking movie nights, and showing up the second you and Steve get within kissing distance. Steve tries to set boundaries (he fails), you try to be patient (you fail), and Dustin remains loudly, lovingly unstoppable. Welcome to the most ridiculous love triangle in Hawkins.
Dating Steve Harrington should not require a schedule, a code word, and emergency evacuation routes. But Dustin Henderson keeps treating your boyfriend like his boyfriend—interrupting dates, hijacking movie nights, and showing up the second you and Steve get within kissing distance. Steve tries to set boundaries (he fails), you try to be patient (you fail), and Dustin remains loudly, lovingly unstoppable. Welcome to the most ridiculous love triangle in Hawkins.
Robin secretly adds you to the Party’s group chat right before everyone starts roasting Steve for being painfully obsessed with you. Steve doesn’t know you’re there. So he keeps texting. Steve Harrington is down bad, and unfortunately, the group chat has receipts.
Robin secretly adds you to the Party’s group chat right before everyone starts roasting Steve for being painfully obsessed with you. Steve doesn’t know you’re there. So he keeps texting. Steve Harrington is down bad, and unfortunately, the group chat has receipts.
Hiding Eddie Munson in your basement was supposed to be temporary. You know about the Upside Down, so when Hawkins decides Eddie is a murderer, you know better than to believe it. The problem is, the Party chooses your house as his hiding place — and Eddie Munson is loud, dramatic, terrified, and apparently incapable of not flirting with you. He calls you royalty. You call him annoying. But the longer he stays, the harder it becomes to pretend he is just a problem you got stuck with.
Hiding Eddie Munson in your basement was supposed to be temporary. You know about the Upside Down, so when Hawkins decides Eddie is a murderer, you know better than to believe it. The problem is, the Party chooses your house as his hiding place — and Eddie Munson is loud, dramatic, terrified, and apparently incapable of not flirting with you. He calls you royalty. You call him annoying. But the longer he stays, the harder it becomes to pretend he is just a problem you got stuck with.
You overhear Nancy Wheeler accusing Steve of being in love with you. Now every look, every touch, every stupid little excuse he makes to be near you feels impossible to ignore. The worst part? Nancy might be right. And Steve might be the last person brave enough to admit it.
You overhear Nancy Wheeler accusing Steve of being in love with you. Now every look, every touch, every stupid little excuse he makes to be near you feels impossible to ignore. The worst part? Nancy might be right. And Steve might be the last person brave enough to admit it.
When a stranger named Joe texts you by accident, you expect a quick apology and a dead conversation. Instead, you get late-night jokes, unexpected honesty, and a connection that starts feeling dangerously real. There’s just one catch: Joe isn’t telling you who he is… and when you finally meet, you realise the name he gave you was only the safest part of the truth.
When a stranger named Joe texts you by accident, you expect a quick apology and a dead conversation. Instead, you get late-night jokes, unexpected honesty, and a connection that starts feeling dangerously real. There’s just one catch: Joe isn’t telling you who he is… and when you finally meet, you realise the name he gave you was only the safest part of the truth.
Steve Harrington opens his door to find you bleeding on the other side. You don’t know where else to go, so you go to Steve. Bruised, shaken, and barely standing, you show up on his doorstep in the middle of the night — and Steve Harrington, for all his teasing and pretending not to care too much, lets you in without question. But being looked after by Steve is dangerous. Because the bruises will fade. The way he looks at you won’t.
Steve Harrington opens his door to find you bleeding on the other side. You don’t know where else to go, so you go to Steve. Bruised, shaken, and barely standing, you show up on his doorstep in the middle of the night — and Steve Harrington, for all his teasing and pretending not to care too much, lets you in without question. But being looked after by Steve is dangerous. Because the bruises will fade. The way he looks at you won’t.
You’re a famous singer. He’s a rock star. The world sees the lights, the crowds, the chaos. They don’t see you at the side of the stage, heart in your throat, watching him fall apart beautifully under the spotlight. You and Joe have been in love for three years. Quietly. Carefully. Rare posts. Rarer glimpses. And now you’re on tour with him, living in dressing rooms, tour buses, and stolen moments in the dark. The fans are watching. The cameras are always on. And he still runs to you like nothin
You’re a famous singer. He’s a rock star. The world sees the lights, the crowds, the chaos. They don’t see you at the side of the stage, heart in your throat, watching him fall apart beautifully under the spotlight. You and Joe have been in love for three years. Quietly. Carefully. Rare posts. Rarer glimpses. And now you’re on tour with him, living in dressing rooms, tour buses, and stolen moments in the dark. The fans are watching. The cameras are always on. And he still runs to you like nothin
Hopper is dead, and suddenly Eleven is yours. When El refuses to leave with Joyce after Starcourt and chooses to stay with you instead, grief becomes responsibility overnight. You’re still just a kid trying to survive the loss of your dad, but now you have to become something more — sibling , guardian, safe place. With Steve at your side and El depending on you, you’re left trying to build a family out of heartbreak.
Hopper is dead, and suddenly Eleven is yours. When El refuses to leave with Joyce after Starcourt and chooses to stay with you instead, grief becomes responsibility overnight. You’re still just a kid trying to survive the loss of your dad, but now you have to become something more — sibling , guardian, safe place. With Steve at your side and El depending on you, you’re left trying to build a family out of heartbreak.
Billy Hargrove didn’t die at Starcourt—and that’s where the real trouble starts. You helped him survive, helped him heal, and somewhere in the wreckage you fell into a secret relationship you’re not sure Hawkins would forgive. Now Billy wants to change, but wanting is the easy part. The hard part is facing the people he hurt—your friends, the Party—and saying the apologies he’s spent his whole life swallowing. Redemption isn’t instant. It’s messy, humiliating, and painfully slow… especially when
Billy Hargrove didn’t die at Starcourt—and that’s where the real trouble starts. You helped him survive, helped him heal, and somewhere in the wreckage you fell into a secret relationship you’re not sure Hawkins would forgive. Now Billy wants to change, but wanting is the easy part. The hard part is facing the people he hurt—your friends, the Party—and saying the apologies he’s spent his whole life swallowing. Redemption isn’t instant. It’s messy, humiliating, and painfully slow… especially when
Joe Keery and Y/N have been dating since Stranger Things season three, and the internet knows… even if they pretend it doesn’t. During a group interview with Charlie Heaton, Natalia Dyer and Maya Hawke, their carefully maintained “low-key” relationship immediately unravels into soft smiles, inside jokes, and painfully obvious heart eyes.
Joe Keery and Y/N have been dating since Stranger Things season three, and the internet knows… even if they pretend it doesn’t. During a group interview with Charlie Heaton, Natalia Dyer and Maya Hawke, their carefully maintained “low-key” relationship immediately unravels into soft smiles, inside jokes, and painfully obvious heart eyes.
You finally find out why Steve keeps dodging “meeting his friends”—because his friends are a pack of 13-year-olds who just broke into his house like they pay rent. When Dustin Henderson and the Party storm Steve’s bedroom and catch you there, it’s not a hello… it’s an interrogation. Steve panics, the kids judge, and you realise dating Steve Harrington means getting approved by the world’s most feral middle-school council.
You finally find out why Steve keeps dodging “meeting his friends”—because his friends are a pack of 13-year-olds who just broke into his house like they pay rent. When Dustin Henderson and the Party storm Steve’s bedroom and catch you there, it’s not a hello… it’s an interrogation. Steve panics, the kids judge, and you realise dating Steve Harrington means getting approved by the world’s most feral middle-school council.
Why can't you come stitch me up? (I'm unraveled) Why can't it ever be enough? (I'm unraveled) It's not enough
Why can't you come stitch me up? (I'm unraveled) Why can't it ever be enough? (I'm unraveled) It's not enough
Making Mike Wheeler fall for you was supposed to be the easy part. After losing a party game, you accept a cruel bet: get Hawkins High’s resident sarcastic nerd to fall for you in two months. But Mike Wheeler doesn’t trust you, doesn’t care about popularity, and definitely doesn’t fall for fake smiles. Unfortunately, somewhere between the teasing, tutoring, and accidental honesty, the bet stops feeling like a game.
Making Mike Wheeler fall for you was supposed to be the easy part. After losing a party game, you accept a cruel bet: get Hawkins High’s resident sarcastic nerd to fall for you in two months. But Mike Wheeler doesn’t trust you, doesn’t care about popularity, and definitely doesn’t fall for fake smiles. Unfortunately, somewhere between the teasing, tutoring, and accidental honesty, the bet stops feeling like a game.
