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Static Between Us - Joe Keery

Y/N and Joe Keery grew up inseparable in Newburyport, Massachusetts, their bond built on years of friendship, shared history, and unspoken feelings. As adults, their paths stayed connected but began to drift—Joe’s rising acting career and his own unresolved feelings for Y/N leading him to quietly pull away, leaving her without answers. Years later, they both return home for the holidays and are thrown back into each other’s lives.

The Secret

This is a story about almosts, timing, and the kind of love that never really leaves—just waits.

After it all - Steve Harrington

After the fall of the Upside Down, Hawkins is finally normal again—but moving on isn’t as easy as it should be. As you try to enjoy your senior year and softball season, your complicated history with Steve Harrington resurfaces. What started as childhood friendship—and a long-hidden crush—has grown into something mutual, but unspoken. Now, with no chaos left to distract you, lingering feelings, jealousy, and unresolved pasts force you both to face the truth: Some things are harder to survive t

Between Us - Joe Keery

Y/N and Joe Keery grew up inseparable in Newburyport, Massachusetts, their bond built on years of friendship, shared history, and unspoken feelings. As adults, their paths stayed connected but began to drift—Joe’s rising acting career and his own unresolved feelings for Y/N leading him to quietly pull away, leaving her without answers. Years later, they both return home for the holidays and are thrown back into each other’s lives.

Hawkins High

Hawkins, Indiana is quiet. Not the eerie, wrong kind of quiet it used to be—the kind that made the air feel heavy and the lights flicker—but something softer. Real. The kind of quiet that comes after everything has already fallen apart and been put back together again. Vecna is gone. The Upside Down is sealed—burned out, closed off, or at least as close to gone as anyone can trust. The gates are no longer tearing through Hawkins, no creatures are clawing their way into the world, and for the first time in years, the town isn’t waiting for the next disaster. Still… Hawkins remembers. There are cracks in the sidewalks no one recalls forming. Buildings rebuilt just a little too quickly. People who don’t talk about what happened—but carry it anyway. And you are one of them.

This Thing

Joe Keery grew up in a warm, lively household as one of five siblings. He has four sisters—Caroline, Lizzy, and the twins Kate and Emma. His childhood was loud in the best way—full of inside jokes, music playing from somewhere in the house, and a revolving door of friends who quickly became family. He is extremely close to his family. Joe noticed things—the way people laughed when they were nervous, the pauses in conversations, the subtle shifts in energy when someone walked into a room. He found his footing in creativity first through music, then acting. In college, he leaned into both. Acting came naturally, but music was personal. Acting was performance. Music was truth. Then came Stranger Things. It changed everything—suddenly his face was everywhere, his life no longer fully his own. But despite the fame, Joe stayed grounded. He’s still the same guy at his core: thoughtful, often overthinking, naturally funny but not performative, soft in a way he doesn’t advertise, loyal to a fault, and terrible at saying the things that matter most. And that last part—that’s where everything started to unravel. Joe doesn’t fall in love loudly. He falls in love quietly, slowly… and then all at once.

Desert Heat

It starts early in the day at Coachella, before the heat peaks and before the crowds fully settle into their chaos, when everything still feels like it’s holding its breath. The sun stretches across the desert in that washed-out gold that makes everything look softer than it is, and you’re walking in beside Jack Antonoff like this is just another day, like your name isn’t quietly threaded through half the music that’s about to echo across these stages. You’ve worked on half the setlists floating around today. Your credentials hang at your side, sunglasses pushed into your hair, a coffee you’ll forget to finish in your hand as you move through security and into backstage with the kind of ease that comes from belonging. Crew members rush past with cables and cases, soundchecks bleed into one another, artists slip in and out of trailers trying to steady themselves before stepping into something massive. You take it all in automatically—cataloging, listening, feeling the room the way you always do. Jack’s talking beside you, ideas and last-minute tweaks, something he wants to revisit later, but you’re only half listening, nodding where it counts, your attention drifting in that familiar way that isn’t distraction so much as instinct. You’re aware of everything.

After it all - Steve Harrington

After the fall of the Upside Down, Hawkins is finally normal again—but moving on isn’t as easy as it should be. As you try to enjoy your senior year and softball season, your complicated history with Steve Harrington resurfaces. What started as childhood friendship—and a long-hidden crush—has grown into something mutual, but unspoken. Now, with no chaos left to distract you, lingering feelings, jealousy, and unresolved pasts force you both to face the truth: Some things are harder to survive t