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Wheeler has spent six years building walls around himself. As second-in-command of the Hellfire biker gang, he's learned that trust gets you killed and feelings are a weakness he can't afford. He's fine with that, until a stranger with a sketchbook walks into his bar.
Will Byers knows better than to trust bikers. After his sister's death near a clubhouse, he's seen what they're capable of. But there's something about the man who steps in when a stranger won't take no for an answer — something about the way he looks at Will like he's trying to solve a puzzle.
Neither of them was looking for this. Both of them are terrified of it.
Because in the world of Hellfire and Vipers, catching feelings isn't just dangerous. It could get you killed.
Bookmarked by dannitown
04 Jul 2026
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its so fucking good go give emma a fat smooch for this
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Whenever Mike and Will make love, Mike practically has to restrain himself from not getting too rough. Honestly, he feels somewhat ashamed over the things he wants to do to Will. So, he’s gentle, careful and loving during sex – because that what Will wants – until Will says he doesn’t.
Will even goes as far as to call their sex cute.
So, Mike decides to give him the experience of a lifetime.Or: Will admits his kinks and Mike is more than happy to fuck him like the slut he is, making him forget what the word cute means.
-Just the kinkiest and most lawless byler sex tbh.
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Mike Wheeler spends years trying to be “normal.”
Normal son, normal friend, normal boyfriend, normal boy.But growing up with Will Byers — through disappearances, monsters, trauma, high school, and finally college — makes “normal” feel less and less like something he actually wants.
This is the long, messy, painfully slow journey of Mike figuring himself out, losing himself, finding himself again, and realizing that the only thing that ever made sense — the only thing that ever felt right — was Will.
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“I want you to tell him why you're so upset," Vecna says, and Will swears he sees the curl of a smile in the webbed scars of his face. “I want to watch you lose him.”
(Or, Will is forced by Vecna to confess his feelings to Mike, with a slow burn aftermath. Alternate Season 5.)
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"Last night, the painting... it came to life! He spoke to me and... it was his voice. It was his voice, Jonathan."
It's 1999, and Will Byers is a successful artist in NYC, making ends meet despite the difficulties his lifestyle presents. Only problem? He's out of inspiration and running low on funds, having sold the last of his paintings at a charity auction he didn’t even want to be a part of. So his therapist suggests he paint the thing he can’t seem to let go of, and with that homework he decides to paint a portrait of the One That Got Away.
It's fine, and somewhat cathartic... until the painting starts speaking with the voice of his deceased childhood love. His best friend, painted in the colors that hold all the words and thoughts he could never say.