Favorite Stranger Things Fanfiction
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Forever Yours, Nocturnal Me by cranb3rryjuice for communismkins
Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)
31 Dec 2024
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It's over. Vecna's dead, life's back to normal, and the people of Hawkins are choosing to pretend it didn't happen.
Steve can't pretend. The pain, the losses, the possibility of what could've been with one person in particular-it haunts him, and he can't sleep. So he picks up his bat, and he steps out into the night, looking for the few monsters left behind to get some semblance of justice.
One night, he finds something else.
OR:
Eddie, apparently, doesn't know how to stay dead.
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When former socialite Steve Harrington moves to the small farming town of Hawkins to marry an alpha he’s never met, his life changes for the better. He finds a community, makes friends, and falls in love, and he’s not the only one who does.
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Steve wakes up in the hospital to a bunch of middle schoolers at his bedside. The middle schoolers, inexplicably, do not go away.
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You can put it all on me, you can laugh and you can bleed by steveharringtoned
Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)
11 Aug 2022
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Phil Callahan has made a large variety of strange arrests in his time working as a cop for Hawkins, Indiana. Daylight skinny-dippers; a small group of old ladies who’d attempted to rob the corner shop with their umbrellas, a guy who’d stolen a total of eighteen gnomes from his suburban neighborhood.
But pulling over Max Mayfield driving her brother’s Camaro at the ripe age of thirteen was pretty insane. Sure, kids will be kids and kids will be crazy. Until Steve Harrington crawled out of the backseat, clutched his knees and horror-movie hurled blood all over his boots and shit got crazier.
That took it from a minor concern to oh, fuck. Callahan has to take this kid to a hospital.
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“Didn’t you see Daniel and Johnny kiss at the end of The Karate Kid?” she asked, playfully.
Will, however, seemed too caught up in his thoughts to realize the tone shift. “No. I, uh, I didn’t really pay attention–”
“Holy shit, kid. I’m just messing with you,” she responded, forcing a laugh to relieve the tension. “Gay kids don’t get movies written about them. At least not ones with happy endings, anyway.”
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Robin, Will, and the joys of queer media.
(or robin and will bonding over their shared interest in movies and the same sex)