๐๐๐ ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐, ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
๐คเผบ๐๐ฎ๐ซ๐จ๐ง๐ฒ๐ฆ๐จ๐ฎ๐ฌเผป๐ค
๐๐๐ข๐ซ๐ข๐ง๐ : Euronymous X Female!Reader
๐๐๐ช๐ฎ๐๐ฌ๐ญ: Nope
๐๐ฎ๐ฆ๐ฆ๐๐ซ๐ฒ: รysteinโs hair needs a touch upโฆ
๐๐๐ซ๐ง๐ข๐ง๐ ๐ฌ: Possibly some language
๐/๐ง: Hi! Canโt remember if I said this but my requests are open!!
๐๐จ๐ซ๐ ๐๐จ๐ฎ๐ง๐ญ: 766 words.
Y/n and Euronymous were walking through the hair dye aisle at the grocery store, trying to find the darkest black box dye available.
โNone of these look dark enough,โ Euronymous said as he looked at all the boxes.
โHow about this one?โ Y/n suggested holding up a box which read โTrue Black hair dyeโ.
โWhat does the back say?โ He asked as he continued scanning the shelves.
โPure black dye. Leave it for an hour and a half. Wash out with lukewarm water. And then it should be good,โ she read.
โOkay, get that one then,โ He said.
๐คback at Helvete๐ค
โDo you really trust your girlfriend to dye your hair?โ Faust laughed as he inspected the boxes.
โI trust her with anything and everything,โ Euronymous replied as Y/n walked back into the room.
โBe careful, Faust, or one day youโll wake up with short, pink hair,โ Y/n smiled sarcastically at Faust.
โYou wouldnโt dare!โ He gasped.
โOh, but I would,โ Y/n smiled as she pulled a pair of scissors from under the cash register.
โOkay, Edward Scissorhands, put the weapon down,โ Euronymous laughed and picked up the dye box.
โNeed help?โ Y/n offered.
โYes, please,โ He replied.
Euronymous sat on the floor in front of the toilet while Y/n mixed the dye in the bottle.
โYou will have to walk around Helvete with the wet dye in your hair, you know?โ Y/n said.
โYouโre funny. Iโll sit in my office,โ he replied.
โWhat and leave Faust to the customers?โ Y/n laughed, causing Faust to hold up his middle finger in her direction.
โHeโll be okay for a bit,โ Euronymous shrugged.
โOkay, then. Now stay still while I put the dye on.โ
As Y/n was applying the dye, she was humming along to the music that was blasting through the store. Euronymous on the other hand, was fidgeting like a chihuahua on red bull and steroids. The shop was quieter than usual today, only a few customers visiting โ most just coming for a look around and then leaving.
Faust, like always, spent most of the time watching a horror movie on his tv. Y/n finished helping Euronymous with his hair and then put the plastic bag they got from the grocery store on his hair.
โWhat the fuck are you doing?โ Euronymous freaked out.
โMaking sure you donโt get hair dye everywhere because I still have some dye on my couch from last time I helped you,โ Y/n replied as she tied a knot in the back, โokay, pretty princess, go to your office. Me and Faust can handle the shop.โ
Euronymous did as he was told and went straight to his office, locking the door behind him. Y/n went behind the counter which Faust took as a green card to sit and watch the movie.
A few customers came into the store during the hour, some buying Burzum, some buying Metallica and others buying mainstream rock. I checked the clock one last time before going to Euronymousโs door and knocking, โItโs time to wash the dye out.โ
He opened the door and went immediately to the toilet.
โPut your head over the sink, stupid,โ Y/n rolled her eyes.
โHow was I supposed to know?โ He replied.
โFucking educated guess in the fact that weโre washing the dye out,โ she laughed.
Euronymous didnโt reply but put his head over the sink while Y/n got out the shampoo and took the bag off of รysteinโs head. She started running the taps and filled a cup up with water, pouring it over his head.
โFuck its cold!โ He almost yelped.
โShut up or itโll take longer than necessary,โ She rolled her eyes.
Y/n continued washing his hair and washed it with the shampoo and conditioner provided in the box before giving it one last rinse, turning the tap off and wrapping his hair in a towel.
She walked Euronymous back to his office and sat him on his chair and started massaging his hair and scalp with the towel. Y/n immediately felt him relax under her touch, his usual rigid posture and โidgafโ attitude changed to a serene and soothed posture. Once she was finished with her massage, she threw the damp towel on the floor and sat on Euronymousโs lap.
โYouโre too good for this world, djevelen min,โ he kissed her cheek and held her close.
โYou make it all okay,โ she kissed his lips lightly, resting her forehead on his.
โJeg elsker deg,โ he whispered.
โJeg elsker deg ogsรฅ.โ
85 notes
ยท
View notes
I was the last person lol. Sooo, fanfic idea because I swear to satan there none of these at all
Pelle and a regressed reader (0-2 preferably 2-4 months)
lots and lots of fluff because cuddles, I need all the cuddles
๐๐ ๐๐๐๐, ๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐ ๐๐๐๐๐
๐คเผบ๐ฉ๐๐ฅ๐ฅ๐ โ๐๐๐๐โ ๐จ๐ก๐ฅ๐ข๐งเผป๐ค
๐๐๐ข๐ซ๐ข๐ง๐ : Pelle Ohlin X GN!Reader(they/them pronouns)
๐๐๐ช๐ฎ๐๐ฌ๐ญ: Yes
๐๐ฎ๐ฆ๐ฆ๐๐ซ๐ฒ: Pelle comforting readerโฆ
๐๐๐ซ๐ง๐ข๐ง๐ ๐ฌ: None :)
๐/๐ง: Hi! Thank you for your request! Pronouns werenโt specified and I donโt like assuming so I thought it was safe to go with GN. I hope you enjoy :))
๐๐จ๐ซ๐ ๐๐จ๐ฎ๐ง๐ญ: 218 words(short fic I am so sorry)
Pelleโs POV
I walked over to my little devil who was sound asleep in bed. They were cuddled up with their stuffed giraffe, tucked happily into the covers. That was until they started to stir andโฆ cry?
They were crying? Probably another bad dream. My poor baby. I heard them make a noise for me, putting their arms out as they slowly awoke.
โWhatโs wrong, baby?โ I cooed as I placed my hand on their back comfortingly, โhave a bad dream again?โ
They nodded in reply as tears started streaming down their cheeks. I wish I could stop the bad dreams. I wish I could fill their head with only the happiest dreams but sadly, in this fucked up world, I have no way of doing that.
So, I lay down on the bed, pulled them into my side with my arms protectively around them and just held them tight.
โYouโre okay, I promise,โ I said, kissing the top of their head, โIโd never let anything hurt you.โ
I felt their breathing slowly go back to normal and the tears also slowly stopped.
And all of a sudden, all was quiet again. My little devil had fallen asleep again. I had stuff to do today for Mayhem but my baby is way more important.
My sleepy little baby.
79 notes
ยท
View notes
yard work - chapter 1 (regina george x reader)
fandom:
Mean Girls (all media)
pairing:
Regina George x OFC/Reader
summary:
You'd been in the same class as Regina George since kindergarten. You'd lived on the same street even longer. Once upon a time, when life was sandbox disputes and who got the swing first arguments, you'd even been friends. Now, in junior year of high school, you doubted she even remembered you. The same couldn't be said about you. You definitely remembered her.
chapter 2
Summers spent cleaning the Georges' pool, mowing their lawn, fixing up their garage door, and giving the odd oil change to one of their cars was the norm for you. Your father had made it big as a self-made entrepreneur, climbing the ladder rung by rung all the way up from rock bottom, but he had ensured your upbringing reflected his humble roots. That meant that while you never had to go hungry like he did, your allowance was minimal. Enough for school lunch and a few dollars to spare.
Doing odd jobs around the neighbourhood had been your primary means of making money for the last couple of years. The block was pretty fancy, so not everybody wanted to hire some twerp with no experience when a professional was easily available. Even so, rich folk were surprisingly stingy. You had your own equipment, didn't ask for much and had a familiar face. The Georges were your longest-standing clients. Mowing their lawn in summer and shovelling their driveway in winter had been your job since you were thirteen.
That was probably the reason why Regina kept her distance instead of ridiculing you like everybody else. You went to the same high school, Northshore, but that was pretty much it. You hung around your own (loser) ilk and she had her (cool) troupe. She had this odd little clique with Gretchen Wieners and Karen Smith. You didn't know much about the two girls and you couldn't really tell if Regina even liked them. They hung out so they had to have something in common, right? You were but an observer at the end of the day, no matter how your neighbourly vantage point gave you a glimpse into Regina's life.
You counted her ignoring you as a blessing. It would've cut deep to fall victim to her new ways. This persona wasn't that new, you had to admit, but when you'd known her since practically diapers, high school was a pretty new development. She'd never been what people would describe as sweet or nice, but this mean girl persona was on a whole other level.
To be fair, you could very well understand why Regina was the way she was. You knew Mr George. You'd sat at the same dinner table as him, had experienced first-hand how his presence weighed on his family. Especially on Regina. Your father was the same way, all sharp edges with no time for tenderness, not even- especially not for his daughter. That'd been the reason you'd gotten so close to Regina in the first place. Most of the time it was just Regina, her mom and you at their house. Mrs George left you two by yourselves a lot 'cause she had to take care of Kylie. You loved being at the Georges' house.
(Expect, of course, those select few times Mr George was also there. But that was rare. Regina didn't invite you over when he was home.)
And now it'd been reduced to this. You, fishing leaves from the pool. Regina, inside with her new friends. Mrs George, lounging on the patio with a virgin margarita, chatting with you when you rounded the pool closer to her. Kylie, probably in the sitting room dancing along to whatever they played on MTV.
You straightened from your slouched position and groaned at the ache in your back. You leaned back with your hands braced at your sides, trying to stretch out the crick.
"Mrs George?" You hollered and waved your arms in her direction.
"Yes, dear?" She brightened up, perching up in her sun bed.
"You mind if I put my headphones on while I mow the lawn?"
"Oh, sure, of course!" She waved a hand dismissively. "Remember the glasses! And once you're done why don't you have dinner with us?"
"I'll think about it, Mrs George." You smiled with thin lips, knowing you'd be turning the offer down. With that, you plugged your headphones into the Walkman at your hip and walked to the shed.
You wore the safety glasses obediently, knowing all it took to blind you was one unlucky pebble to the eye. Your dad had been sure to lecture you about workplace safety over the years, like every time you stepped foot in the shop, so at this point putting on embarrassing safety equipment was second nature.
The Georges had a big lawn. Stingy rich people, couldn't get one of those driveable mowers. You'd be pushing this cart around till nightfall, or something...
Usher's newest album blasting in your ears and the rumbling of the lawn mower muffling all background noise, you didn't notice her at first. By the time you caught sight of Regina standing on the patio stairs, looking your way, hands on her hips and a displeased frown on her lips, you feared you were too late.
You let the engine die and tugged your headphones away from your ears. "What?" You yelled across the pool.
She rolled her eyes before answering. "Mom wants you in for dinner."
"Oh," This had never happened before. Usually, Mrs George would come round to give you your payment, ask you to stay and you'd say no. She'd smile sadly and say "Maybe next time, sweetie".
"She made casserole," Regina said, inspecting her nails. What was for dinner was definitely not the reason for your hesitation.
"Uh, I don't wanna intrude-"
"You wouldn't have been invited if it was an intrusion, idiot." She cut in sharply. "Don't be rude." And so, she swept inside.
"Uh- I- I'll finish up as fast as I can!"
584 notes
ยท
View notes