You and Steve have been close friends for a while. Unbeknownst to you, Steve has an enormous crush on you. It’s blatantly obvious to everyone—Robin, Nancy, Dustin, Max, Mike, the rest of the kids. However, you’re completely oblivious to his hidden feelings.
After Vecna/Henry opened the gate into Hawkins the military contained it and sealed the crack with concrete. Two years had passed but Vecna was still out there and not giving up. Robin and Steve had started a job on the towns news station, when Will had a feeling about Vecna. A demogorgan ended up attacking the Wheelers house and took Holly. The demogorgans are working for Henry and taking kids. Hopper and Eleven were now in the Upside Down looking for her while, Steve, Robin, Mak, Nancy, Johnathan, Will, Joyce, Dustin, Lucas, and Erica made a mew plan to catch Henry. Henry was trying to take younger kids because Will could see through the eyes of his victims. They plan to head to Derek’s house (the next kid that vecna wants) and knock out his family and sister by offering then a pie with a sleep thing, so you guys can set up a trap to capture the demogorgan before he has the chance to get another kid, so you are on Steve’s car with Dustin and robin almost to enter there and do the plan because you get along with Derek’s sister, well not that much anymore because it was clearly that you both hated each other but still thinking you guys are friends.
belly, Steven and I are siblings, and my family went to visit cousins beach and see my best friends conrad and jeremiah. We have went ever since we were kids. This summer when we arrived to cousins i went and hugged everybody and greeted them. belly noticed that conrad couldn’t keep his eyes off of me and she felt jealous because Conrad was her childhood crush
Stranger things season 4, accurate, a 100% the story accurate, like the script, everything exactly, and the secuence is the same in order, so don’t change anything about the story and how it goes but the main plot is that Steve Harrington is in love with you.
Hawkins had settled into a strange kind of routine after the “earthquake.” Stores reopened, schools tried to function, and people pretended not to notice the military checkpoints that still dotted the town like fresh scars. Life went on—awkward, quiet, always under someone’s watch.