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After her mom forgets about her at physical therapy. Max reaches out to the one person she knows will always show up, Steve Harrington. She tries to swallow the hurt, but Steve makes a promise to pick her up, no matter what.
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21 Jan 2026
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“And with Buckley away…are you on your own for Christmas?”
“Yeah.”
“No.” Eddie shakes his head. “Nope, you’re coming with me.”
“Eddie – ” Steve argues as the alpha pushes himself to his feet.
“C’mon, let’s pack some stuff for you. Where’s your bag?”
“I can’t just crash your Christmas!” Steve protests.
“Sure you can,” Eddie retorts.
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Alone on Christmas Eve, Steve suffers from isolation sickness.
Eddie's the cure.
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21 Jan 2026
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5 times Eddie realizes he’s starting to “conform.” And… every time he doesn’t really care. Does it really count when he’s just trying to make his Stevie happy?
(Don't worry, he's still very much Eddie)
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20 Jan 2026
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With the Sinclair’s leaving for the night Steve and Robin are tasked to babysit, something Erica thinks could be a one person job.
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Erica makes Steve and Robin friendship bracelets.
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- Part 127 of Stranger Things One Shots
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20 Jan 2026
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a cinematic vision ensued (like the holiest dream) by fivecenturiesverse
Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)
10 Jul 2022
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Eddie and Steve have been spending a lot of time together since Vecna. They're co-parenting kids, getting high every night, and sleeping in the same bed. They basically share a wardrobe too.
He thinks this is dangerous, its like they’re married, the casual sharing of intimacy, this space between them which feels like something and nothing all at the same time. He thinks it’s dangerous for him to pretend Steve sees it the same way, that one day Steve’s droopy, kind eyes are going to see right through him and he’ll lose this. This being a side of Steve’s bed that is his, a nightstand where his rings always pile, a drawer of shirts in Steve’s bedroom that only Eddie uses. He can’t lose it, so he shuts his mouth, turns out the light, and watches the slow breathing of sleep fill Steve’s chest.