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Glass Houses

Toto Wolff x journalism student!Reader

Summary: you never expected one of the most powerful men in Formula 1 to let you see behind his carefully constructed facade, but when professional boundaries blur into something dangerously personal, you discover that some stories change the writer just as much as they reveal the subject

You are trembling. Not visibly, not enough for anyone to call attention to it — but your hands won't stay still, no matter how tightly you clasp them in your lap. You’ve ironed your blazer three times, pressed the hem of your trousers flat until it looks like you’re interviewing for a job on Wall Street instead of … this.

This is worse than a job interview. This is Toto Wolff.

“Y/N Y/L/N,” the receptionist says, politely. “You’re here to see Mr. Wolff?”

You nod, trying to smile. “Yes. For an interview.”

She gives you a badge. Visitor. Black text, white background. Innocuous. Still, it feels like you’ve been tagged. Like you’re being let into a place where you don’t belong.

“This way,” she says, already turning.

You follow her through white corridors and immaculate glass doors, past framed photographs and that impossible silver car on display, real enough to touch. The closer you get, the drier your mouth becomes. You try to swallow.

Then the door opens.

And there he is.

He doesn’t stand. Doesn’t smile. Just lifts his eyes to you — quick, assessing, cool — and gestures at the chair across from his desk.

"You must be Miss Y/L/N," he says. Austrian lilt, velvet edge.

You sit.

His office is huge. Quiet. Expensive without trying. The kind of space that’s designed to make you feel very, very small.

You set your recorder down between you. “Thank you for agreeing to this.”

He shrugs lightly. “You caught me on a generous day.”

That smile is small. Measured. You can’t tell if he’s joking.

You clear your throat. “You’re aware the piece is psychological in focus. Not just your role at Mercedes, but your views on leadership … decision-making … power.”

“Yes.”

“And you’re comfortable with that?”

He pauses. “I agreed, didn’t I?”

Your cheeks burn. “Of course. I just — most people decline. Especially when they see the outline.”

He raises one brow, curious. “And why did you choose me?”

You hesitate.

“Because I thought you wouldn’t say yes.”

He looks at you, properly this time. Head tilted. As if you’ve said something unexpectedly sharp and he’s not sure if you meant it.

You press on. “You control the narrative. Publicly. Always. That’s interesting to me.”

“You want to know what’s under the surface,” he says slowly. “Behind the press conferences. Behind the Team Principal?”

“Yes.”

He considers that. Then finally leans back in his chair, legs stretched long beneath the desk.

“Then ask.”

Your pulse spikes. You hit record.

***

“Do you think leadership is isolating?” You ask.

You’ve barely started and already your questions are sharper than they should be. You should ease in. But something about the way he looks at you — like he’s already bored, like you have ten seconds to prove you’re worth his time — makes you push.

Toto exhales. Slowly. “Yes,” he says.

“Why?”

“Because people expect strength, not doubt. Confidence, not hesitation. If you show anything else, it’s weakness. And weakness is expensive.”

You write that down. “Is that what you believe, or just how the world works?”

He’s quiet for a moment. “Does it matter?”

You glance up. “To me, it does.”

Something in his eyes changes. Just for a second. A flicker. A pause. Then he nods, once. “Yes. It matters.”

You hold his gaze. “So what do you believe?”

“That everyone doubts. The difference is whether or not you can keep moving anyway.”

There’s something heavy in his voice. Not performative. Not packaged for soundbites. Just … human.

You soften. Just slightly. “When did you learn that?”

He leans forward, resting his elbows on the desk. For the first time, he looks like he’s thinking, not managing.

“When I lost something important,” he says quietly. “And had to keep going as if I hadn’t.”

You blink.

He doesn’t elaborate.

You don’t push.

Instead, you ask, “Do you think grief and leadership are connected?”

“Always.”

“How?”

“Because loss tests who you are. And leadership demands you keep leading through it.”

You nod. Then, quieter. “Is it harder when no one sees that you're grieving?”

His eyes lift to yours again. Dark. Unreadable.

You’re not sure why you asked that.

You just know it came from somewhere real.

There’s a beat of silence.

Then he says your name. Softly.

“Y/N.”

It’s the first time he’s said it. The way he says it — like a foreign word he’s trying out on his tongue — makes something in your chest twist.

You look up, startled.

He exhales, sits back. “You ask different questions.”

“Different how?”

“Less interested in the company line. More interested in the cost.”

You try to smile. “That’s what the thesis is about.”

He doesn’t smile back. “You’ll do well.”

You tuck your hair behind your ear, unsure what to say.

He looks away. Glances at the recorder. “What else?”

You check your notebook. “Are you ever afraid of failing?”

That gets a reaction. A blink. A pause. And then, for the first time, a genuine, unguarded laugh.

“Every day.”

You laugh too, surprised. “Seriously?”

“Of course.” He shrugs. “Fear is a good motivator.”

“But not a good leader.”

He looks at you again. Longer, this time.

“No,” he says. “Not a good leader.”

***

The interview goes longer than you expect.

You came with twenty questions. You end up asking forty. He answers most of them. Not all. But he gives more than you thought he would.

You stop recording when your phone buzzes with the time.

“I should go,” you say. “I’ve already taken up too much-”

“It’s fine.”

You stand. He does too, slowly, unfolding from his chair like someone who forgets how tall they are until they’re towering over someone else.

He holds out his hand. “Thank you.”

You take it. His grip is firm. Warm. You let go first.

“Will you need another meeting?” He asks, neutral.

You blink. “Only if you’re willing.”

He watches you. “I’m willing.”

Your heart stumbles.

“Okay,” you say. “I’ll send you the questions ahead of time.”

He nods. “Good.”

You gather your things. He walks you to the door.

Just before you leave, he says — so low you almost miss it-

“Smart move, choosing me.”

You turn. “Why?”

He doesn’t answer right away. Just smiles, a little — tight, unreadable.

“Because now I can’t stop wondering what you’ll ask next.”

***

Outside, the wind hits your face.

You walk across the parking lot like you’re in someone else’s shoes. Not because you’re floating. Not because it was a dream.

Because it was real.

Too real.

The way he looked at you. The way he said your name. The things he didn’t say.

You tell yourself it was professional.

You open your notes, already typing. Already outlining the next meeting.

But somewhere, in a corner you don’t admit to, something in you hums with the memory of his voice.

“Y/N.”

***

You meet again.

And again.

The second interview was supposed to be one hour. It stretches to two and a half. The third? You lose track of time entirely until your phone buzzes with a text from your flatmate asking if you’re alive. You smile down at the screen. Apologize. Tell her you’ll explain later.

You don’t.

Because how do you explain this?

That every time you walk into Mercedes HQ, you feel it. That thrum beneath your ribs. Like your body recognizes something before your mind does.

He’s always already there. Waiting. Composed. Jacket off, sleeves rolled up just enough to look casual, deliberate. His office is glass and steel and perfect, but he’s always just slightly undone.

He never rushes you. Never interrupts. But he watches.

Every time you speak, every time you write something down — he watches like you might say something that undoes him entirely.

Sometimes you think you already have.

***

“You said in our last meeting that grief tests who we are,” you say, eyes flicking down to your notes. “What did it teach you?”

Across from you, Toto leans back. He’s quieter today. It’s raining outside. You think the gray suits him.

“That I’m not as strong as I thought I was,” he says.

You look up.

He’s staring out the window, not at you. “People say time heals everything. But that’s bullshit. Time just teaches you how to function with something missing.”

You don’t say anything.

He doesn’t expect you to.

Then he looks at you. Slowly. And his voice drops. “I was fifteen when my father died. Forty-six when my wife did. The first loss showed me fear. The second-” His voice hitches. “-the second one taught me silence.”

Your throat tightens.

He exhales, steadies himself. “You wanted honesty. That’s what it looks like.”

You nod, almost whispering. “Thank you.”

***

After that, something changes.

He doesn’t just answer your questions. He starts asking them back.

“You always listen this closely?” He says one afternoon, after a long pause.

“Yes,” you say. “I like when people surprise me.”

“Do I?”

“Constantly.”

He smiles. Really smiles. It’s rare. It knocks the air out of you.

Another time, he asks, “Why journalism?”

You blink. “Because I never liked being told what a story was. I wanted to find it myself.”

He nods, quiet for a beat. “You’re good at it.”

You flush, unprepared. “Thank you.”

He glances at your recorder. “You can quote me on that.”

***

You notice things.

That he keeps snacks in a drawer and pretends not to notice when you steal one. That he fiddles with the edge of his cufflink when a question hits too close. That he listens — really listens — even when your voice wavers or your thoughts scatter.

You notice, too, that he touches you.

Not much. Not inappropriately. Just-

A hand on the small of your back when he’s leading you through the hallways.

Fingers brushing yours when he hands you coffee. He makes it how you like it now, without asking.

And his eyes. They always linger half a second too long. Not enough to confirm anything.

But enough that it’s undeniable.

***

“You’re not dating that guy, are you?”

The question is sudden. Sharp. You’re packing up your things. He says it so casually you almost don’t clock it.

You blink. “What guy?”

“The one you mentioned. From the coffee shop. The one with the … what was it? The mustache?”

You raise an eyebrow. “Why? Are you pro- or anti-mustache?”

His lips twitch. “Very anti.”

You laugh, a little breathless. “Then no. I’m not dating him.”

He nods once. Too quickly. Looks away.

You stare at him. “Why do you care?”

“I don’t.”

“You sound like you do.”

His jaw clenches. “You sound like you want me to.”

***

Your flatmate says you’re obsessed.

You deny it. You say it's for your thesis. You say it’s all research.

But your voice shakes when you say it.

At night, you listen back to the recordings. Not to analyze them. Not really.

Just to hear him say your name. Just to feel that heat again — low, dangerous, electric.

You're in deep.

You don’t know when it happened.

Only that you’re already too far gone.

***

The draft takes a week.

You write it in a blur of black coffee and sleepless nights. Every word feels like an incision. You go back, edit, rewrite. It’s not just about leadership anymore. It’s about him. The version no one sees.

It’s him when he says, “I don’t believe in balance, only in trade-offs.”

It’s him when he admits, “I don’t celebrate wins. I just feel relief.”

It’s him when he breaks, just slightly, and then puts himself back together mid-sentence.

You send it.

Then you wait.

***

He doesn’t reply for two days.

You pace your flat. Reread every paragraph. Convince yourself he’s offended. Or worse — he feels exposed. You debate sending a follow-up email. Decide against it.

Then your phone buzzes.

Voice Note from Toto Wolff – 0:12

You play it. Heart pounding.

His voice is low. Rougher than usual.

“This is not a profile. It’s a mirror. And I don’t know if I can let you hold it up again.”

That’s it. No sign-off. No explanation.

You replay it three times.

You don't know if he’s angry or if he’s hurt.

You just know you feel like you’ve touched something you weren’t meant to touch.

And you don’t know how to let go.

***

The next meeting isn’t scheduled.

But you go anyway.

He lets you in without a word.

There’s no small talk. No recorder. You don’t even take out your notebook.

You just sit there, both of you in silence.

He pours you coffee. Black. No sugar. Just how you drink it now.

You take a sip.

He sits across from you. Leans back in his chair. Watches you like he’s trying to decide whether to say something that could change everything.

“Why did you write it like that?” He asks finally.

You meet his eyes. “Because it’s true.”

His gaze doesn’t waver. “You saw too much.”

“I only wrote what you gave me.”

“That’s the problem,” he says. “You saw what I didn’t mean to show.”

You swallow. “And now?”

“Now I don’t know if I can go back to how things were before.”

You don’t move.

He leans forward. Slowly. Hands clasped.

“I’ve let journalists into this office before. I’ve told my story before. But you-” He stops. Breathes in. “You see me. And I don’t know what to do with that.”

You say nothing.

You’re afraid if you speak, the dam will break.

Then he says your name. Just once. Soft, low, careful.

It shatters you.

“I shouldn’t feel this,” he says. “But I do.”

Your voice barely holds. “Me too.”

He stands.

So do you.

There’s a pause. Long enough for the air to thicken with what neither of you should be feeling.

Then he reaches out.

Not to touch you. Not yet.

Just close. So close. His hand hovers near yours, and the space between you hums like static.

“This … can’t happen,” he murmurs. “You’re here to write.”

You nod.

“But I keep thinking about you,” he admits. “In the middle of meetings. At night. I hear your questions in my head.”

You whisper, “You’re in my writing. Even when I try not to let you be.”

He exhales.

“You make me want to be honest,” he says. “And I don’t know if that’s a gift or a threat.”

You look at him. Really look.

“I’m not trying to hurt you,” you say.

“I know.”

“And I’m not trying to cross a line.”

“I know that too.”

“But it’s already blurred, hasn’t it?”

He steps closer. Just a breath away now.

“It has.”

***

You don’t kiss.

You don’t touch.

You just stand there, both of you aching with it.

And when you finally leave — when you walk back out into the rain, skin flushed, heart wrecked — you know nothing will ever be the same again.

Not the thesis.

Not the story.

Not you.

Not him.

And part of you hopes, deep down, that he’ll press play on the recording later. That he’ll hear the question you never asked aloud.

What do you do when the story you’re writing changes you?

You wonder if he knows the answer yet.

You wonder if you do.

***

He calls it research.

“You should see it for yourself,” Toto says, voice clipped and professional over the phone. “The paddock. The pressure. It’s different in person.”

You say yes too quickly. Try to sound casual. You pack too carefully. You bring your recorder, your notes, your carefully worded questions. You bring your best pretense of objectivity. But when you step into the Silverstone paddock Friday morning, everything in you tenses like a wire strung too tight.

It’s all sharp corners and white heat — mechanics moving in precise formation, engineers buried in data, reporters circling like birds of prey. But you’re not here for the spectacle.

You’re here for him.

And he’s already watching you.

***

You feel his gaze before you see him. It skims over your spine like touch. When you turn, he’s talking to one of the strategists, but his eyes flick to you, just for a beat. Then gone.

You’re given a pass. A headset. A folding chair beside his in the garage. The team is polite — respectful even — but wary. Like they’ve been warned.

You try to disappear into the role. Ask questions. Take notes. Stay out of the way. But there’s something in the air now, and it isn’t just tire smoke.

Bono looks at you too long. Bradley offers you coffee with a question behind his smile. George hugs you when she sees you. Warm. Familiar. Too familiar?

It’s subtle, but you know the look.

The engineers talk to you like you’re glass. As if you’ll shatter if they say the wrong thing. As if they already suspect what you’re trying not to name.

***

Dinner is at the team hotel. One long table. Bottles of sparkling water, laughter that doesn’t reach the eyes. Toto sits across from you. Always across. Never beside. Like he knows that one inch closer would be too much.

You don’t talk about the piece. Or the late nights in his office. Or the way he said your name like it hurt.

You talk about lap times. Sector data. Strategy calls.

And then he asks, casually, “Still stealing chocolate from my drawer?”

You glance up.

He’s smiling.

You smile back, but your chest aches. “Only the dark ones. I know you won’t fight me for those.”

Someone else is talking, but you can’t hear anything above the pulse in your ears. You look down at your plate. When you glance back up, he’s still looking at you.

You excuse yourself early. Say it’s fatigue. Say you need to review notes.

You lie.

***

Qualifying is a blur of tension. Russell barely makes Q3. Kimi misses it entirely by four-tenths. Toto doesn’t yell. He rarely does. But the silence between radio calls is sharp enough to cut.

You stand beside him in the garage. He leans over your shoulder to point something out on the screen and your breath catches. His hand brushes your back. Just for a second.

You flinch.

Not away. Toward.

You catch Bono watching you. You look down and pretend you don’t see.

***

Saturday night.

You can't sleep.

Your feet ache from the endless hours of standing. Your dress shoes are on the floor somewhere. You forgot you’d even taken them off. You’re pacing the hallway barefoot, the concrete cold under your skin.

You tell yourself it’s just proximity. Just adrenaline.

But your knuckles still tremble when you raise your hand.

Three knocks.

And then silence.

You don’t know what you expect.

You almost walk away.

Then the door opens.

And there he is.

Toto. Barefoot. Hair damp from the shower. Wearing a soft black T-shirt and grey sweatpants like he’s not one of the most powerful men in motorsport. Like he’s just-

A man.

He stops breathing when he sees you.

You’re in a sundress you barely remember packing. Thin straps. Loose at the hem. You didn’t wear it for him. Not exactly. But you didn’t not wear it for him either.

You don’t say anything.

You can’t.

And then, quietly — too quietly — you whisper, “I can’t keep doing this.”

His eyes are dark. Not angry. Just unreadable.

Then he says, “Then don’t.”

And he steps back.

“Come here.”

***

You move like you’re sleepwalking. Past the threshold. Into the quiet. The door shuts behind you with a soft click that sounds like surrender.

You don’t kiss.

Not at first.

You just look at him.

And he looks at you like you’re something holy he isn’t allowed to want.

Then he cups your face. Gently. Like he’s afraid you’ll vanish.

And he kisses you like a man who’s been starving.

It’s not rushed. Not frantic. It’s slow. Deep. His lips soft but insistent. His hand cradles the back of your neck like you’re breakable. His thumb brushes your cheek, reverent.

When he pulls away, you’re shaking.

So is he.

His forehead rests against yours.

Neither of you speaks.

Then he lifts you — easily, like you weigh nothing — and carries you to the bed.

But nothing else happens.

No clothes are removed. No lines crossed.

He just lies back, pulling you into his chest. Your face pressed under his jaw. Your body curled into the heat of him. His hand finds your back. Strokes gently, again and again.

You breathe.

He doesn’t speak.

Because if he does, it’ll ruin everything.

***

Minutes pass. Maybe hours. You don’t know.

You feel him exhale. Long. Shaky.

And then, quietly, “This is wrong.”

You lift your head.

Look at him.

He’s staring at the ceiling. Like if he looks at you again, he won’t be able to stop.

“Then why does it feel like the only thing that’s right?” You whisper.

His eyes close.

His arm tightens around you.

He doesn’t answer.

He doesn’t need to.

***

Later, you think you’ll remember the details.

The soft thud of your heartbeat against his ribs.

The way he murmurs your name once, barely audible, like it’s a confession.

The warmth of his fingers tracing slow, mindless patterns on your spine.

Not sexual. Not yet.

Just heat. Just need. Just two people holding onto something they shouldn’t want.

But can’t help needing.

***

You fall asleep like that.

In his arms.

In the one place you know you can’t stay.

And when morning comes-

You don’t know if it will break you.

Or save you.

But you know one thing for sure.

You’re already his.

And there’s no going back.

***

It starts with a photo.

One frame.

That’s all it takes.

You don’t even see it at first. You wake up late on a Wednesday — halfway through editing the third chapter of your thesis, a stack of annotated transcripts beside your laptop — and your phone is already vibrating like it’s alive.

Six missed calls. Two from your academic advisor. Four from numbers you don’t recognize. Your heart drops.

There’s a link in your inbox. No subject.

You click.

It’s a candid. From Silverstone. Saturday, after qualifying. You’re off to the side in the garage, headset askew, scribbling something in your notebook. It would be an ordinary photo if not for one thing.

Toto is looking at you.

And not just looking — watching. Like he’s not in a garage surrounded by cameras and mechanics and engineers. Like the world has narrowed into a single point.

You.

The caption is innocuous. “Who is the mystery woman Toto Wolff can’t take his eyes off?” But the comments aren’t. The reposts aren’t. The speculation isn’t.

The angle of his stare. The hand on your back. The shadow of something private, something wrong.

They don’t have evidence. But they don’t need it.

All they need is the look.

***

The email from the university comes that afternoon. Formally worded. Cold.

We would like to meet to discuss potential concerns regarding professional boundaries and journalistic ethics as they pertain to your thesis and its subject.

The department head doesn’t smile when you walk into her office. She doesn't offer tea.

She folds her hands. She uses words like “impropriety,” and “power dynamic,” and “potential misconduct.” She asks if you’ve declared any conflicts of interest. If you understand how this could jeopardize the validity of your research.

You want to scream. But you don't.

You sit straight. You say, evenly, “There is no romantic relationship. I’ve adhered to all ethical guidelines. My thesis stands on its academic merit.”

But you see it in her eyes.

She doesn’t believe you.

***

Toto doesn’t call.

You almost don’t blame him.

He’s probably in damage control mode. Strategizing statements. Blocking questions from press. Calculating how to make this disappear before the FIA catches wind of it. That’s what he does, isn’t it?

He controls the narrative.

You try to finish your edits. But your eyes blur after two paragraphs. You don’t sleep. You cancel the next interview session and tell the department you’re finalizing the manuscript.

You don’t tell them the truth.

That you can’t look at Toto without seeing what the world saw. Without wondering if you ruined everything. For him. For yourself.

***

The summons comes Friday morning.

No subject line. Just a message.

We need to talk. Today. My office.

Your stomach drops.

You don’t eat. You barely dress. You show up at Mercedes HQ with your credentials around your neck and your hands cold from gripping the steering wheel too tight.

You walk through the corridor with the same borrowed confidence you wore on the first day. Only now, it feels heavier. Tarnished.

You knock once.

His voice. “Come in.”

You do.

He doesn’t stand.

He doesn’t smile.

He just looks at you, jaw tight, fingers laced in front of him like he’s holding something back. And for the first time, you don’t feel seen.

You feel examined.

You sit across from him. Not too close. Your throat is tight.

“I assume you’ve seen it,” you say.

He nods. Quiet. Almost clinical.

“And?”

He doesn’t answer right away. When he does, it’s measured. Controlled.

“There’s press coverage. Not just gossip columns. The board saw it. The FIA’s aware. I’ve had conversations I wish I hadn’t.”

You fold your hands in your lap. “I didn’t leak it.”

“I know.”

Silence.

Long. Suffocating.

Then, “Your department called me.”

Your stomach twists.

“They asked if you had been … coerced. If I had compromised your thesis. If I abused my position.” His jaw clenches. “Do you know what that does to a reputation?”

You flinch.

He notices.

Regret flickers in his eyes. But he doesn't soften.

“I told them no. That there was nothing inappropriate. That everything was above board.”

You blink. “Is that what it was?”

Toto doesn’t answer.

You look at him then. Really look. He’s tired. Stubble along his jaw. Lines under his eyes. A man coming apart at the seams and trying to hide the fray.

Your voice is quieter now. “Toto …”

“No,” he says. Sharper than before. “Don’t.”

You straighten. Swallow it down.

He exhales, long and hard.

Then he says it.

“I think we need to end this.”

It takes a second for the words to register. When they do, your chest caves in.

“What is this?” You ask, desperate. “What exactly are we ending?”

He hesitates. And that hurts more than anything.

When he finally speaks, his voice is low. Firm.

“We can’t risk your education. Your career. This thesis was supposed to be your launchpad, not your liability.”

You try to keep your voice from cracking. “And what about you? Are you just protecting me or are you protecting yourself?”

That does it. He looks at you then. Really looks.

“I’m protecting both of us.”

You stand. Slowly. Dignified. You don’t let him see the tremble in your knees.

“What we had-”

“We had nothing,” he says.

Flat. Icy.

But he won’t look at you when he says it.

***

You leave without a word.

You don’t cry in the parking lot. You don’t scream. You just sit behind the wheel, your fingers gripping the leather like it might anchor you to something real.

You drive home in silence.

You open your thesis file.

You finish it in two days.

The words blur sometimes, but your fingers don’t stop moving. The voice you use is cool. Detached. Clinical. You remove anything that could be interpreted as personal. Strip the emotion. Sharpen the analysis.

It feels like bleeding.

You don’t go back to Brackley. You return your press pass by mail. No note.

You don’t hear from him again.

***

The day your final grades come in, your inbox lights up with department congratulations. You’ve officially graduated top of your class. First in the cohort. Your thesis is being nominated for an award.

You stare at the email for a long time.

Then you close the laptop.

No celebration. No champagne.

Just silence.

***

People ask where you’re going next. Internships. Fellowships. Maybe a PhD?

You say you don’t know yet.

That’s a lie.

You know exactly where you’re going.

Anywhere away from him.

***

But at night, sometimes-

You still feel his hand on your back.

Still remember how it felt to be held like something precious.

Still hear the voice note he never deleted.

“This isn’t a profile. It’s a mirror. And I don’t know if I can let you hold it up again.”

And now?

You’re holding it alone.

And the reflection’s never looked colder.

***

Hamburg greets you with cold wind and steel sky, the kind that reminds you of edges — not soft ones, but the kind that cut.

You’re wearing black. Clean lines. Sharp tailoring. Your coat cinches at the waist and flares like resolve. There’s a pin at your lapel, a quiet symbol of the academic award you won last month. You almost didn’t accept it.

But here you are.

The summit center is glass and chrome, designed for impact, for optics. You sign in, smooth your hands over your notes, and let the words you’ve written be your armor. You're ready. Or you’ve told yourself that enough times it doesn’t matter.

You glance at the name placards arranged on the long table set across the stage.

Third from the left: Toto Wolff.

You pause.

Your breath doesn’t catch. Not exactly. But it does something.

He’s already seated when you walk onstage, dressed in charcoal grey, cuffs rolled just above his wrists, arms folded. Looking every bit the man you spent months studying.

He doesn’t look at you.

Not when you approach the moderator. Not when you take your place three chairs down. Not even when your voice is checked on the mic.

But you feel him.

That gravity.

It hasn’t lessened.

***

The panel begins. The Psychology of Control in High-Stakes Environments.

The first question goes to an ex-NATO strategist. The second to a startup CEO with bright sneakers and well-rehearsed charm. You wait your turn, hands folded, posture perfect.

“Y/N Y/L/N,” the moderator says. “As a recent scholar whose work explored the psychological mechanisms behind leadership, what do you think control actually costs?”

You breathe in.

Then you speak.

And when you do, the words come out clear. Unshaken.

“I think control is a myth sold to people in power to make them believe they’re safe. But leadership isn’t about control. It’s about clarity. And clarity means looking at the truth, even when it makes you bleed.”

There’s a pause.

And then-

Toto turns.

It’s subtle. Slow.

But the moment his eyes meet yours, it’s like someone’s taken the air out of the room. You finish your thought without flinching. You don’t look away.

“True leaders,” you say, “aren’t the ones who maintain power. They’re the ones who choose vulnerability in spite of it.”

His gaze doesn’t leave yours for the rest of the panel.

***

The applause is distant.

Polite. Intellectual.

You walk offstage surrounded by suits and nods, questions about publishing, mentorship, upcoming lectures. You answer what you can, gracefully. You shake hands. You smile when it’s required.

You don’t see him.

You don’t need to.

You felt him.

But when you slip into your coat in the green room, there’s something tucked in the inner pocket. Small. Folded.

A note.

In his handwriting.

My house has too many windows, but you’re the only one I ever let look in. Come if you still want to.

There’s an address in Northamptonshire.

A date.

A time.

You stare at it for a long moment.

Then you fold it back into your coat like something sacred.

***

You don’t sleep the night before you go.

You don’t even pack a bag. Just your coat. Your keys. Your name in your chest like something unfinished.

You drive through rain and nerves. Past roundabouts and green stretches of nothing. His house is half-hidden by trees, modern lines softened by time. You park. You sit for ten whole seconds in the silence of your car.

And then you go to the door.

You raise your hand.

You knock.

It opens before you can drop it.

And there he is.

Toto.

Not the CEO. Not the strategist. Not the face in press conferences.

Just a man in an open collar and sleeves pushed up, hair slightly messy, eyes wrecked with something that might be hope or fear or both.

You say nothing.

Neither does he.

Not at first.

His hand twitches at his side. Like he wants to reach for you. Like he can’t.

“I wasn’t sure you’d come,” he says.

You blink up at him. “I wasn’t sure either.”

A beat.

“Do you want to come in?”

You nod.

He steps back.

You cross the threshold.

The house is warm. Understated. Shadows stretch along wood floors. There’s a piano you didn’t expect in the corner, half-lit.

“I didn’t know what to write,” he says quietly behind you. “I wanted to say more.”

You turn. “Then say it now.”

His jaw tightens. He takes a breath. Then another.

“I am not a man who gives halves,” he says, slow. Careful. “Everything in my life, I’ve built by knowing exactly what to control. What to contain. What to hide.”

You don’t interrupt.

“I thought I could do that with you too. I thought I could fold this thing away. Tell myself it was temporary. That I could manage it like a race strategy or a business deal.” His voice breaks just slightly. “But I couldn’t.”

Silence.

He looks at you like you hold something breakable in your hands.

“I’ve learned something since you left,” he says. “That control means nothing if it costs you the one thing you can’t replace.”

You swallow.

Your voice is soft. “What did it cost you?”

He doesn’t hesitate.

“You.”

The air goes still.

Then — slowly, carefully — you step forward.

Just one pace.

He watches the movement like it’s something sacred.

Then another.

And when you finally reach him, he still doesn’t touch you.

“I’m not here for a half, either,” you whisper.

“I know.”

“I’m not the same girl who walked into your office in borrowed shoes.”

He lifts a hand, not touching, just hovering. “I never wanted you to be.”

You exhale.

And then, finally, he reaches for you.

One hand on your cheek. The other finding your waist like it’s home.

And you step into his arms like you never want to leave.

***

The silence that follows isn’t empty.

It’s full.

Full of what was unsaid, what was survived.

He holds you like a vow. Your face against his chest, his hands slow on your back. Neither of you rushes it. There’s no need. There’s only this.

At some point, he speaks again.

Into your hair.

“I kept your thesis.”

You smile into his shirt.

“I figured.”

“I read it again last week.”

“Looking for mistakes?”

“No,” he says. “Looking for you.”

You pull back just enough to meet his eyes. “And?”

“I found her,” he says softly. “The girl who saw me better than I saw myself. The woman who knew when I was lying. Even to me.”

You press your forehead to his.

“I’m still here.”

He nods.

Then whispers. “Stay.”

You don’t answer right away.

But your arms tighten around him.

And in that moment, it’s enough.

Not a resolution.

Not yet.

But the beginning of one.

***

The house smells like coffee and old books.

It’s too big for two people, technically. But it doesn’t feel like it. There are plants by the windows now — ones you bought at a weekend market and then forgot to water for a week, but they survived anyway. You told Toto that was symbolic.

He’d kissed the top of your head and said, “Then we are lucky. Even the wild things want to stay.”

The kettle clicks off.

You pour water over the grounds in the French press, slow, careful. The way he taught you. It’s one of the many routines you’ve inherited, adopted, made your own. He calls it a religion: hot water, glass carafe, exactly three minutes of steeping.

Toto walks in barefoot, sleeves rolled, still towel-drying his hair.

“Guten Morgen,” he says, voice scratchy from sleep.

You hand him a mug without a word. His fingers brush yours — intentionally, unintentionally. It’s always both.

He leans on the counter beside you and takes a sip. Then sighs.

“I have sixteen unread emails already.”

“It’s 7:12.”

“Exactly.”

You smile into your cup. “Poor man. So powerful. So burdened.”

He turns his head toward you, amused. “You used to be scared of me.”

You look at him. His shirt’s half-buttoned, his hair sticking up in the back, jaw still shadowed with sleep.

“I wasn’t scared,” you say. “I was intimidated.”

“Better.”

You sip again. “Then curious.”

He sets his cup down and tilts his head.

“And now?”

You glance up at him. “Now you leave your socks on the bathroom floor and use up all the almond milk.”

He grins.

You don’t say the rest. You don’t have to.

Now you love him.

***

You work from the sunroom most mornings.

It’s become your office, unofficially. You tried the guest room for a while — kept telling yourself you needed a “real” desk, somewhere that didn’t smell like rosemary and open windows.

But this is where your words come easier. Something about the light.

Toto pokes his head in around nine, tie still hanging loose from his neck.

“Will you be here when I get back?”

“Depends.”

“On?”

“How charming you are.”

He raises a brow, amused.

“You kissed me before coffee,” you say. “That’s dangerous territory.”

He walks in, leans down, kisses your temple again. “There. Balance restored.”

You close your laptop before he can see the open draft — an essay about the private cost of public power.

“Love you,” he says, casual, almost thrown over his shoulder like keys.

You look up. “Say that again.”

He pauses. Smiles.

“Love you,” he says slower, firmer.

Like it’s sacred. Like he knows it is.

***

There are rules you never wrote down, but live by.

You don’t attend the races unless it’s work-related. Not because he asked you not to — but because you both know the lines. You fought hard to redraw them. To make this thing you have yours.

Private, not hidden.

There’s a difference.

You write for The Guardian now. Your editor calls you “the quiet scalpel” — because you cut clean, but not cruel. You don’t write about Formula 1. Not anymore.

Still, your worlds overlap.

You’ll be editing on the couch and he’ll walk in, drop next to you, read over your shoulder.

“Too many adjectives,” he mutters.

“It’s a profile.”

“It’s indulgent.”

“It’s artistry.”

He takes your laptop, types one sentence, hands it back.

You read it.

It’s better.

You narrow your eyes at him. “I hate you.”

“No, you don’t.”

You don’t.

***

You read your thesis again on a Sunday in April. Rain ticking at the windows, Toto in the other room talking to someone in Austrian German.

You’d printed it out weeks ago when someone from your old department asked for a quote. But today, for some reason, you open it just to read. Just to remember.

It’s strange.

The voice is yours, but younger. Hungrier. Sharper.

You wrote it like you were carving something out of stone.

You reach the conclusion, and suddenly, your throat tightens.

Not because you miss that girl.

But because you don’t.

She got her ending.

That’s the part that cracks you open.

You’re still holding the final page when Toto finds you.

“Are you okay?”

You nod. Then shake your head. “Just-” You gesture at the paper. “She didn’t know.”

He crouches beside your chair, looks up at you.

“Didn’t know what?”

“That you would be …” You trail off.

He takes the paper from your hands, folds it carefully, sets it on the table.

Then he pulls you into his lap, arms wrapping around you slow and steady.

“That I would love you?” He says.

You nod into his shoulder.

“That I would ruin everything for you if I had to?” He murmurs.

You laugh wetly. “Let’s not do that again.”

“Agreed.”

You sit there for a long time. Rain outside. Warmth inside.

“I was proud of you then,” he says, low. “But I am in awe of you now.”

You close your eyes. Hold him tighter.

***

Late at night, he sometimes still calls you by your first name. Not the soft German pet names he uses in the kitchen or in bed or when you’re laughing too hard to breathe.

Just your name.

Like it’s something delicate. Something rare.

“Y/N,” he says into your skin, like a prayer.

You look at him, always. Every time.

“Yes?”

But he never follows it with anything.

As if the name alone is the thing. The secret. The offering.

***

Sometimes he asks you questions he already knows the answers to.

“Did you sleep?”

“No.”

“Did you eat lunch?”

“Yes, don’t ask what it was.”

“Do you love me?”

You look up from your screen. “You already know that.”

“Say it anyway.”

You do.

And every time, he exhales like he needed it to live.

***

One evening, you find him at the piano.

He never plays when anyone’s around. You think maybe it’s his version of a journal — something that speaks when he doesn’t want to.

But tonight, he doesn’t stop when you walk in.

He looks at you over his shoulder.

And then keeps playing.

You sit beside him on the bench. Not touching.

He finishes. Silence blooms.

“What was that?” You ask.

“Something I made up.”

You smile.

“You’re not the only one who creates for a living,” he says.

You reach for his hand.

And this time, he lets you hold it.

***

He lets you hold all of it now.

The mirror.

The soft parts.

The shadows, too.

And maybe that’s the most extraordinary part.

Not the grand gestures. Not the whispered promises.

But the fact that he lets you see him. Every version. Every layer.

And never once tries to take the mirror back.

***

There’s no official ending to this story.

There’s just this.

Morning coffee.

Shared silence.

A house with light in it.

And a man who loved control … until he learned that love, real love, means letting go.

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Hello! I recently discovered your profile and immediately fell in in love with it!

Can you please write a "Yandere! Axel Kovacevic (Cobra Kai) x Reader" one shot?

Maybe not everyone is into Yandere things but the way he stares at Sam and is obsessed with her... I want to see these kind of things but with a female reader please! 🙏

omg thank you for the compliment 😢😢 i posted it!! here is the link 🤭 thank you sm for requesting! hope it’s what you were thinking abt 🙂‍↕️

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# STOP LOOKING AT ME WITH THOSE EYES ! YANDERE! AXEL KOVACEVIC X READER, WRITTEN

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# WARNINGS: not a good interpretation of a yandere (not intense), lowercase intended, female! reader, use of y/n, spelling/grammar errors, possible OOC axel and gullible reader, established relationship, messy writing, and maybe bad descriptions. good ending!! + a cute extra scene at the end

# SUMMARY: you decided to follow your boyfriend to the torment he was participating in. due to not making many friends in highschool in croatia, being in a new environment and country could be a possibility to make new friends, but by the way axel is acting, he doesn’t seem to like that.

# AUTHOR’S NOTE: i did have to watch season 6 again to really get a good intro on axel again, i also did some research/watch interviews, hoping it is right. in this axel is 16 years old and is from croatia, balkans. meaning that axel is going to school in croatia and went to hong kong for training with sensei wolf. i know that it wasn't shown but pretend that axel and reader actually had time and would at least in someway interact with the other characters (more like just miyagi do). i apologize for this being on the short side, i’m still trying to get the hang of writing again. word count: 1100. here is the link of the song the title is named after!

# REQUESTED: YES

axel has been your boyfriend for a while now, and you've always been by his side—more voluntarily than anything, considering how hard it was for you to make friends in your high school back in croatia. it wasn’t that you were unlikable, just that people didn’t seem to care enough to get close. axel was different, though. from the moment he noticed you, it was like you were the only person in his world.

when he told you he was leaving for the tournament, you didn’t hesitate to follow. a new environment, a new country—it sounded like an opportunity, a fresh start. maybe this time, things would be different. maybe you could finally belong somewhere. but axel… he didn’t seem to like that idea.

it started small. a hand on your lower back when you tried to talk to someone new. standing just a little too close when another competitor greeted you. answering for you when someone would ask a question. his grip would tighten, his voice always calm but firm, a quiet reminder.

stay close to me.

you brushed it off at first. axel had always been protective. he said it was because he knew what people were really like— how they used and discarded others when it suited them. you didn't want to believe that.

but then came the glares. the cold, sharp eyes watching every interaction you had. the way his jaw clenched whenever someone so much as smiled at you. the way his mood soured whenever you laughed at someone else's joke.

then the words.

"we're leaving soon, don't get to close"

"they're pretending to be nice, they're trying to get to me"

"i'm the only one who understands you"

at first, you tried to ignore it. axel had always been intense— possessive, even —but he had his reasons. he didn't trust easily, and he never let his guard down. but now, that wasn't just directed at his opponents in the tournament. it was now aimed at anyone who got too close to you.

it started off small. a hand on your wrist when you lingered too long in a conversation. a sharp look when miguel or hawk cracked a joke that made you laugh. the way he always seemed to position himself between you and someone else. like an unspoken barrier.

at first, the others found it ammusing.

"man, your boyfriend's intense," hawk had said nudging miguel after axel all but dragged you away from a conversation. "you sure he let's you breathe?" miguel had given you a sympathetic glance, but he didn't push. sam, on the other hand, did.

"you know that you can talk to whoever you want, right?" she asked one afternoon when axel had stepped away for a minute, due to his sensei wanting to have a conversation with him.

"i know," you had said, but the words felt hollow. because deep down, you knew it wasn't about permission. it was about him. about the way axel saw the world— how he believed people couldn't be trusted. and more than anything, it was about his fear of losing you.

but it couldn't go on like this.

that night, after most of the competitors had gone back to their rooms, you found him outside, leaning against the railing of the balcony of your shared rooms. the bright active city lights reflected in his eyes, but his expression was unreadable.

"you're mad," he said before you could even open your mouth. "i'm frustrated," you corrected, stepping closer. "axel... you have to stop this. i want to be here with you, but i can't do that if you keep pushing everyone else away." his grip tightened on the railing. "i'm not pushing them away. i'm protecting you."

"from what?" you asked, starting to get irritated. "from people being nice to me? from me finally being able to have the chance to make friends?"

he turned to face you then, his gaze sharp but conflicted. "people lie. they act friendly, they pretend to care— but in the end, they always let you down." his voice was steady, but there was something beneath it. something raw. "not everyone," you said softly, reaching for his hand. "not me."

for a moment, he didn't move. then, slowly, his fingers curled around yours, his grip firm, but not forceful. "i don't want to lose you," he admitted, voice barely above a whisper. "you won't," you promised. "but you have to trust me the way I trust you."

axel exhaled sharply, looking away. you could tell it wasn't easy for him, to let go of control. but after a moment, he nodded. "...alright," he muttered. "but if they give me a reason to not trust them—"

"i know," you interrupted, a small smile tugging at your lips. "you'll be watching." a smirk ghosted across his face, and for the first time in a while. his presence didn't feel suffocating. it felt grounding.

— extra scene funny and cute!! (y/n and axel are sitting with miyagi do in this scenario and they have a good relationship with them in this scene.)

the shift in axel hadn't gone noticed. while he still had his moments—hovering nearby whenever someone got a little too friendly—he wasn’t shutting you off from the rest of the world anymore.

during a lunch with all the teams in the tournament, miguel nudged hawk and nodded toward the two of you. “dude, i think your little intervention worked.” hawk smirked, taking a bite of his food. “told you. y/n just had to remind him that she’s her own person, and won’t go anywhere.” hawk replied quietly.

demetri, who had been wary of axel ever since the tense standoff, finally realized enough to sit at the same table again. “so, we’re actually allowed to talk to you now?” he teased, raising an eyebrow.

axel shot him a look, but there’s no hostility behind it. “don’t push it.” tory leaned back in her chair, smirking. “hey, progress is progress.”

even sam, who has been quietly observing, gave a small nod of approval. “it’s nice to see you with us instead of watching from a distance.”

you squeezed axel’s hand under the table, and for once, he didn’t flinch away from the attention. instead, he met your gaze, a silent understanding passing between you.

✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧

the end!!! 😄😄 if anyone from the better norris series is reading this, part three is coming soon! just trying to get through the axel requests, which i am open to more requests, before posting the third part. ( i am working on part four rn )

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back with you | charles leclerc

synopsis: in which he can't bear to see you with someone else

a/n: based on this request!

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You and Charles had been together for nearly 4 years - a relationship filled with passion, love, and shared dreams.

But in the end, unfortunately, it just hadn't been enough.

The break-up had been devastating, leaving you heartbroken while Charles seemed to have moved on effortlessly, like your relationship had meant nothing.

A month after your split, you found out he had gone back to his ex, and it was safe to say that it had gutted you. The betrayal sliced deeper than the break-up itself, at least that's how it felt. While you had been drowning in sorrow, barely able to find a reason to get out of bed in the mornings, he had been rekindling an old flame, someone he had always told you not to worry about.

It was almost a cliche.

Finding that out was the moment when you had decided you wouldn't - couldn't - let him have the satisfaction of knowing how much he had hurt you with this.

And so, when the Las Vegas Grand Prix rolled around, you made a decision - you were going to make Charles jealous and make him regret his decision of ever letting you go and breaking up with you. And if you were going to do it, you were going to do it spectacularly.

Enter Grayson Dolan - famous YouTuber, charming, effortlessly attractive, and conveniently more than willing to help you prove your point and have some fun at the same time.

The Las Vegas strip shimmered under the neon lights, the energy of the race weekend pulsing through the air.

Cameras flashed as you and Grayson arrived at the paddock together, walking closely, your laughter light and effortless as you let your fingers graze his arm.

The sleek black revenge dress you wore hugged your curves perfectly, exuding confidence, power, and the very message you had wanted to send - you're thriving, even without Charles Leclerc with you.

And oh, did he notice.

Charles had been standing near his Ferrari garage when he saw you, his easy demeanor faltering as his gazed locked onto you and Grayson. His jaw clenched, his hands balled into fists at his sides as jealousy flared in his chest. You had always been his, and seeing you with someone else - someone who wasn't him - was like a punch to the gut.

The tension only thickened at the afterparty. The club was alive with pulsing music and flashing lights, a place where celebrations and inhibitions blended together.

You were dancing with Grayson, your bodies close, your laughter slipping between you as his hands rested casually on your waist. It was all for show, of course, but it was working.

Maybe even a little too well.

Charles had been watching you all night, his patience slowly wearing thin, his jealousy bubbling over.

And then, just as Grayson leaned in, Charles snapped and lost all control of himself.

Before anyone could even understand what was going on, Charles was shoving Grayson back with enough force to make everyone around you stop to stare and gasp.

"That's enough" Charles said, his voice low and full of warning, his eyes locked onto yours.

Grayson held up his hands, stepping back, but you weren't about to let Charles dictate your life, not anymore.

"What the hell is your problem?" you snapped at him, your voice cutting through the music as Charles grabbed your hand and pulled you outside the club.

The cool night air did very little to cool the fire between you two.

"What was that, Charles? You lost the right to care about what I do the moment you ran back to her" you said, accentuating your last word with disgust in your voice.

Charles ran a hang through his hair, his chest rising and falling rapidly.

"Do you honestly think I don't care? You think it didn't kill me inside, seeing you here with him?" he said.

"You don't have the right to be jealous! You left me, Charles. You moved on!" you shot back, your voices echoing on the empty street.

"I never moved on!" he shouted, his voice cracking at the end. "I tried, but I couldn't. Being with her wasn't the same. She's not you, and she'll never be you" he said, shaking his head and exhaling sharply.

Your breath hitched, emotions warring within you as his confession settled between the two of you.

"I miss you, mon amour" he whispered, stepping closer, his hand finding yours in the darkness. "I never stopped loving you"

You wanted to fight it. You truly did.

You tried to focus on the pain and betrayal that he had made you endure, the deep resentment that you help for him in your heart ever since you found out he had ran back in the arms of the one person he had told you he didn't think about anymore.

But even so, your heart betrayed you completely.

Truth be told, you missed him too. God knows you missed him more than you should, given the situation. But how could you possibly stop loving the man that you wanted to spent the rest of your life with? How could you hate the love of your life? How?

The anger, the jealousy, the pain - everything melted away as Charles cupped your cheeks in his hands, his gaze searching yours.

And then, with the world quiet around you, you crashed into him, your lips finding his in a kiss that spoke everything left unsaid.

Maybe it was reckless. Maybe it was inevitable, in some way. Maybe you were going to regret it.

But in that moment, all that mattered was that Charles Leclerc was yours again.

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Now I know this is not what I usually post but I felt like it was my duty and responsibility to talk about this.

On Dec. 4, United Health Care CEO Brian Thompson was shot and killed in front of a Hilton hotel in Midtown Manhattan in New York. Just 5 days later, the suspect and alleged shooter Luigi Mangione was arrested at a McDonalds in Altoona, PA with everything the police needed for an arrest present (that's a little fishy but we can talk about that another time).

As of now, Mangione is being held in a jail in Brooklyn, NY and is awaiting trial. He has plead not guilty to federal charges of using a firearm to commit murder, stalking, and discharging a firearm with a silencer. He has also been slapped with terrorism charges.

Now, do I think anyone should kill anyone in cold blood? No. Do I 100% support Luigi Mangione and his choice to kill Brian Thompson, a greedy slime ball who killed thousands of more people than Luigi did? Yes. With that being said, Luigi Mangione is innocent until proven guilty and I think we all need to remember that. We cannot be the same people who go on Tik Tok and Tumblr calling him the hot CEO shooter and saying that his act of protest makes him even more attractive and also stand up to the DOJ and say that he is innocent and should be pardoned. Regardless of the reason why he allegedly killed Brian Thompson, he could still be charged federally and is facing the death penalty.

I understand that he is incredibly attractive. I'm not saying he's ugly and that we can't talk about it. I have saved hundreds of edits of him on Tik Tok and his name has been in my Tumblr and Wattpad search bars more than once. But that isn't all he's good for. His attractiveness is not important because we want to look at him and read fan fiction about him. His attractiveness is important because people are paying attention to him. If he was ugly or fat or, I'm going to be completely honest, though I hate to say it, a person of color, the masses would not be reacting this way. No one would be talking about the case or about the suspect like they are. His looks are making people tune in. His looks are getting people to pay attention to the story. But we CANNOT lose the plot.

Luigi's alleged selfless sacrifice is what we need to talk about. He did something nobody, up to this point, in our generation has had the guts to do. Everyday, thousands of innocent people are killed in cold blood and the police and the government don't give a single fuck. We don't help them. If anything, we make their lives harder. If one of us get's shot several times in the city by a man who had a gun with a silencer, it wouldn't be in the news. The man probably wouldn't have even been arrested. He wouldn't be facing federal charges. He'd probably just get a warning and let back onto the streets. But because a rich man who took the money and lives from the poor got what was coming to him and got killed, they needed our help to find the perpetrator and get the violent beast off the streets so that they can send him to the chair. Well, you know what, FUCK THAT!!

The Parkland Shooter killed 17. He was an adult. No death penalty.

The Sandy Hook shooter killed 28. He was an adult. No death penalty.

The El Paso shooter killed 23. He was an adult. No death penalty.

It is not my job to find you a hero to kill. It is not our job to protect the people who take our money and our lives away from us. But it is our job to protect Luigi Mangione and get him out of the courts.

Peaceful protests don't work; that's why they let us do them. Luigi Mangione knew this, and he allegedly did what he felt needed to be done. Now, we have to help him.

We cannot, and I can't emphasize this enough, let him be a trend. Everyone was talking about the Menendez Brothers for weeks when the Netflix show came out and now everyone forgot. I didn't, but a lot of people did and the lack of support now is making their lives harder. Luigi Mangione cannot be the white boy of the month who we forget about in a week. He is a public figure now and we have to help him. I'm begging all of you to do everything you can. Send letters, sign petitions, keep his name in the media, and most importantly...

Remember who the real enemy is.

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# L’IMMACOLATA / CHRISTMAS DECORATING ! LUIGI MANGIONE X READER, WRITTEN

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# WARNINGS: english isn’t my first language (spelling/grammar errors), ooc! luigi (probably?), second person pov, lowercase intended. this is purely a work of fiction and that i do not encourage any criminal acts or acts of violence. (innocent until proven guilty)

# SUMMARY: the first part of decorating for the long-awaited holiday, is finding the green tree to have in the corner of your home. luigi and you have just gotten into a comfortable new york apartment, which now you have to decorate. both of you are now heading to find the perfect tree and decorations to add to your home.

# AUTHORS NOTE: first part of my new series. first time in a while writing an actual story and not an smau so please have mercy on me. this does not follow the current events, his backstory is not really mentioned throughout the story. luigi back issues do not exist in this story or series. definition: L’immacolata is the day that many italians put up Christmas trees and other holiday decorations. i tried to include some italian traditions i found online but had adding them into where i had already written was difficult. (word count: 2083)

the holiday spirit was already settling in, its warmth contrasting with the chilly new york december air. the long-awaited holiday had arrived, and with thanksgiving’s packed away and autumn’s remnants tucked into storage, it was time to transition into the most festive time of the year.

in your cozy new york apartment, you and luigi were ready to start decorating. following italian tradition on december eighth, the first step is to find the perfect christmas tree, to occupy that empty corner in your living room. it was the beginning of a tradition that you both hoped would carry on for years to come.

slipping on your shoes by the door, you glanced up as luigi adjusted his hair in the bathroom mirror. “are you almost ready, amore?” he called, his voice warm as it carried through the apartment.

you tugged your sneaker snugly onto your foot and answered, “yes! i just need to find and pack my bag.”

luigi chuckled softly. “is it not on the bookshelf near the door?”

that would’ve been convenient, but considering your clumsiness, it wasn’t there. frowning, you began scanning the kitchen, retracing your steps from earlier. perhaps you’d set it down while unpacking groceries. luigi soon joined the search, moving past the couch to help. just as you were about to give up and head back to the living room, luigi’s voice rang out victoriously. “i found it!” he held the black handbag up with a smile, crossing the room to hand it to you. “ah, thank you, lu,” you said, relieved. “i just need to check if I’m missing anything.”

while you rummaged through the bag, mentally running through your checklist, luigi sat by the door and laced up his boots. he glanced at you fondly, patiently waiting as you zipped the bag shut and slung it over your shoulder.

“ready?” he asked, standing up and opening the door for you. you nodded, stepping out onto the apartment’s stairwell, and luigi followed close behind. the cold december air greeted you like an icy embrace, and you instinctively wrapped your arms around yourself, pulling your sweater tighter. sensing your shiver, luigi slipped his arm around your shoulders, drawing you close to his side as you both walked onto the busy street below.

the city was alive with holiday cheer—twinkling lights strung between streetlamps, wreaths hung in shop windows, and the distant hum of carolers blending with the sound of traffic. your destination, a nearby tree farm, had been picked out this morning after scouring reviews and recommendations online. It wasn’t far, just a short walk, and as you approached, the scent of fresh pine reached your noses, filling the air with an unmistakable festive aroma.

“smells like christmas already,” luigi said with a grin, glancing at you as he rubbed his hands together for warmth. you laughed softly, looking around the rows of trees, each one towering and verdant in its unique way. “let’s find the perfect one, lu something that says us.” luigi’s brown eyes sparkled with excitement, and he nodded eagerly. “yes, amore. let’s make it special.”

the scent of pine grew stronger as you and luigi stepped into the tree farm. rows upon rows of evergreen trees stretched out before you, each dusted with a fine layer of frost that glistened in the dim december sunlight. the crisp air nipped at your cheeks, turning them a rosy pink. luigi’s hand found yours, his fingers gently squeezing as he smiled down at you.

“so, amore,” he began, his breath forming little clouds in the cold air, “do we want something big and grand, or small and cozy?”

you chuckled, glancing at the towering trees to your left and the smaller, more modest ones to your right. “hmm… i think something in the middle. big enough to feel festive but not so big that it takes up half the apartment.”

luigi laughed, his warm voice echoing softly in the open space. “good idea. we don’t want to be tripping over branches every time we go to the kitchen.”

the two of you walked through the rows, pausing once in a while to inspect a tree here or there. luigi would point out one with perfectly shaped branches, while you admired another for its rich, deep green color. neither of you could agree right away, but that was part of the fun.

“how about this one?” luigi asked, standing next to a tree that was taller than he was. he reached up and touched one of the branches, which sprang back gently under his gloved fingers. “it’s sturdy, and the branches are full.”

you tilted your head, considering it. “it’s nice, but…” you trailed off, stepping closer to examine the tree. “it might be a bit too tall. remember, we still have to fit the star on top.”

“ah, true,” luigi nodded, scratching the back of his neck. “okay, let’s keep looking.” as the two of you continued searching, you couldn’t help but admire how seriously luigi was taking this. his red christmas hat was slightly askew from all his craning to look at the tops of trees, and his nose was pink from the cold, but his enthusiasm never wavered. he kept turning to you, his excitement infectious as he offered suggestions and shared little jokes to keep you warm.

eventually, you both came across a tree that seemed just right. it was neither too tall nor too small, its branches were lush and even, and it gave off the strongest pine scent of any tree you’d seen so far. you stepped closer, brushing your hand over the needles, which were soft to the touch.

“what do you think, lu?” you asked, turning to him. he knelt slightly to examine the base of the tree, checking the trunk and giving it a gentle shake to see how stable it was. standing back up, he grinned and nodded. “i think we’ve found the one, amore. it’s perfect.”

relief and excitement washed over you. “really? you like it?”

“of course! it’s exactly what we were looking for.” he reached out to take your hand again, giving it a reassuring squeeze. “and if it makes you happy, then i love it even more.” your heart swelled at his words, and you couldn’t help but smile. “okay then, let’s get it!”

a friendly worker helped wrap the tree for you, and soon enough, you and luigi were carrying it back toward your apartment. the journey wasn’t without its challenges—maneuvering the tree through crowded sidewalks and up the narrow stairwell to your floor had both of you laughing and out of breath by the time you reached the door.

but as you set the tree down in the corner of the living room and stepped back to admire it, you knew it was worth every bit of effort.

luigi wrapped an arm around your shoulders, pulling you close. “there we go, amore. step one of decorating done.” you leaned into him, smiling as the scent of fresh pine filled the apartment. “it’s already starting to feel like christmas.”

you and luigi stood in the living room, admiring the tree now firmly in place. the scent of pine filled the apartment, the tree’s presence filling the space with warmth despite the cold december chill still lingering outside.

“well, amore,” luigi began, grinning as he stepped back to survey the tree, “step one is done. now, we make it shine.”

you nodded, your excitement growing. “yes! let’s go get some decorations.”

after a quick glance around the apartment to make sure everything was in order, the two of you bundled up again and made your way out into the crisp air, walking to the nearest shop that was known for having a lovely selection of holiday decorations.

the store was small but filled with the kind of charm that made it feel like it belonged in a cozy winter wonderland. sparkling garlands and glittering ornaments lined the shelves, while warm lights twinkled from every corner. you both instantly felt the festive magic in the air as you wandered inside.

“okay, what do we need first?” luigi asked, rubbing his hands together to keep warm as he looked around at the colorful decorations. his red hat seemed to glow in the warmth of the shop’s lights, and his excitement was contagious.

you thought for a moment, eyes scanning the shelves. “we need a star for the top, and definitely some lights. the tree needs to sparkle.”

luigi grinned, his eyes lighting up with mischief. “oh, definitely some lights. and I think we could use some ornaments that represent... us.”

you smiled, already imagining how to make the tree feel personal, something that would reflect both of your tastes and personalities. you were already picturing small touches—maybe a little Italian flag ornament, or something playful to remind you of your time together.

the two of you moved down the aisles, carefully picking out a few strands of twinkling lights—warm white to match the cozy atmosphere—and then you began your hunt for ornaments.

“how about these?” luigi asked, holding up a set of small gold bells. “they remind me of home.”

you nodded, picking them up from his hands. “they’re perfect. let’s get them.”

as you walked through the aisles, you both added ornaments to the basket—a tiny wooden reindeer, a few delicate snowflakes, and some simple glass baubles in shades of red, green, and gold. each item felt like it would add another layer of warmth and personality to your tree.

finally, you reached the section for tree toppers, and your eyes immediately landed on a beautiful silver star that glittered in the light.

“this is it, lu,” you said, reaching for the star. “this is exactly what we need.”

“perfect,” luigi agreed, nodding with a smile. “it’s going to look amazing.”

after picking up a few more decorative touches, including a set of gold ribbons to add to the tree and a couple of festive-scented candles, you and luigi made your way to the checkout. you couldn’t help but smile as he carefully packed the decorations into the bag, his usual careful attention to detail making the whole experience even more special.

once back at the apartment, the two of you worked together to decorate the tree, the entire process feeling like a warm, joyful collaboration.

first, you wrapped the tree with lights, careful not to leave any gaps or let them tangle. luigi passed you ornaments as you decorated, his gloved hands gently handing you each one as if it was a treasure. “this one goes here,” he said, carefully placing a small red ornament on a branch near the top. “what do you think, amore?”

“i love it,” you said, stepping back to admire the progress. “everything looks so perfect.”

next, you added the ribbons, winding them gently around the branches. with each layer of decoration, the tree began to take on a life of its own, growing more beautiful with every passing moment.

finally, it was time for the star. you stood on a chair to reach the top, carefully placing it atop the tree. luigi’s face lit up as you stepped back, both of you admiring the finished product.

“it’s perfect,” you said, your voice filled with awe. “just like we imagined.”

“i couldn’t agree more,” luigi said, his arm wrapping around you. “it’s beautiful.”

you stood there for a few moments, just taking in the sight of your tree glowing softly in the corner of the room. the lights sparkled, the ornaments glimmered, and the tree felt like a little piece of holiday magic that you had created together.

“so,” luigi said after a long pause, “what’s next? do we start baking cookies, or maybe light some candles?”

“cookies,” you replied immediately, grinning. “cookies are essential. but maybe first, let’s make some hot chocolate to keep us warm.”

“hot chocolate it is,” he agreed, laughing as he headed to the kitchen to get started. “this holiday is going to be amazing.”

you watched him walk away, heart full of love as you took in the glow of the tree. it wasn’t just the lights that made the apartment feel special—it was the way you and luigi worked together, making this place feel like home, like it was already filled with all the joy and warmth of the holiday season.

this was only the beginning, and you couldn’t wait to see what the rest of the season had in store.

✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧

part two of the series coming out soon. happy holidays :) comment on the series master list to be tagged! (commenting here is okay as well)

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# HOLIDAYS WITH LUIGI ! LUIGI MANGIONE X READER, SERIES MASTERLIST

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# WARNINGS: in chapters

# SUMMARY: you and luigi are spending the holidays together. (more detailed summary ->) you and luigi have been together for a while now, with the holidays are coming up and you both and your own traditions. but since you are now both in a relationship, you now have to mix each other's traditions and activities together.

# AUTHORS NOTE: since luigi is spending the holidays in prison. i decided to write a cute (without the current events) series. i couldn’t find good photos so the photos used aren’t related to the stories (unless specified). comment if you would want a part where they are celebrating new year!

— chapters. 1/8 (titles/stories may change, stories will be linked)

- L’IMMACOLATA/CHRISTMAS DECORATING

- MATCHING PAJAMAS

- PICKING THE PERFECT MOVIE

- HOLIDAY SNACKS

- BAKING HOLIDAY DESERTS

- GINGERBREAD HOUSES

- PRESENT TIME

- ROCKEFELLER CENTER

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just finished watching cobra kai s6 p2 and i fell in love with axel kovacevic 🥰🥰 so please if anyone wants a story or even an smau with him my requests are open!!!

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first one is so real i fear

‘why do you read “various x reader stories?”’

first, i’m a narcissist and will not read it if it’s not about me

second, I love the feeling of people liking me

third, I was ignored as a child

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# THE BETTER NORRIS ! F1 GRID X ADOPTED NORRIS! READER, SMAU (2)

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# WARNINGS: cussing, i know nothing about the parents of lando so everything is fictional. reader speaks spanish!! lowercase intended, spelling errors (english isn't my first language). lando's actual siblings are not featured in this since I don't know anything about them. hate comments towards reader and ollie. excessive usage of emojis such as "🙄, 🤫, 🤣,😝, 😭,😊,😉”.

# SUMMARY: the adventures of the formula one driver lando norris adopted sibling, y/n norris.

# AUTHOR’S NOTE: thank you so much for the support on the first part (it’s insane love yall sm). so here is part two, hooray!!! here is part one!!! lowkey worried this isn’t gonna be as good as the first part i'm so sorry 😭😭 this is way shorter because the timeline is until before the hungarian gp so there isn’t much to post about (there will be a part three 🤫🤫) btw for the sake of the story ollie attends all the grand prixs (at least from this point foward). excuse. more in-depth reason this is short is because i started writing this july 11 and i didn’t expect the first part to get that many likes so i only came up with ideas up until after the british grand prix. the next part will have all 9 posts and not only 5 😘

# FACE CLAIM: marian guevara/theatomicbomb on instagram and tiktok

— instagram !

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thebetternorris thank you so much, @.astonmartinf1 for the invite to the british grand prix, my home grand prix. i’m so grateful for the gift, thank you @lawerence_stroll 💚. congrats to @.landonorris for p3 and congrats to @.lancestroll for p7 😝😝 👤: @.landonorris, @.lancestroll, @.tommyhilfiger @.astonmartinf1

astonmartinf1: thank you y/n for coming to our garage!! loved having you there 💚

-> mclaren: you better have enjoyed this grand prix because next one we’re keeping y/n.

-> thebetternorris: guys dw there’s enough of me to go around 😏😏

username42: y/n rizzing up the admins is crazy 😭

landonorris: did you really have to use that picture of me. i look horrible.

-> thebetternorris: you always look horrible 🙄🙄

lancestroll: still can’t believe my dad actually got you something.

-> thebetternorris: time to make room for me in the family 🤫🤫

fernando_alooficial: gracias por venir y apoyarnos y/n 💚 (thank you for coming and supporting us y/n)

-> thebetternorris: de nada fernando, tu eres mi idolo 🥹🥹 felicidades con p8 💚 (you’re welcome fernando, you’re my idol 🥹🥹 congrats with p8 💚)

lawerence_stroll: lovely meeting you y/n, hope you enjoyed my gift

-> thebetternorris: thank you so much for the gift, lovely meeting you too mr.stroll

-> lawerence_stroll: @thebetternorris please call me lawerence

-> thebetternorris: @.lancestroll your dad likes me more than you

-> lancestroll: @thebetternorris just because he let you call him by his first name doesn't mean get likes you more 🙄 it’s not like he bought you an f1 team

-> thebetternorris: @.lancestroll you're so sassy...

username43: lance's reply being “it’s not like he bought you an f1 team” IS SO FUNNY LMFAOOO

username44: lance and y/n acting like siblings 😭

-> thebetternorris: @lawerence_stroll please adopt me

username45: y/n is so pretty

username46: why did lawerence gift y/n something from tommy hilfiger?

-> username47: im guessing its because he invests in tommy hilfiger

username48: how come aston martin invited her to her home grand prix but not mclaren?

-> mclaren: unfortunately we sent the invitation too late

-> astonmartinf1: @.mclaren finder keepers looser weepers 😝

username49: even though y/n is one of the driver's siblings they still sent the invitation late LMFAO

-> mclaren: we wouldn't have had to sent an invite if "someone..." hadn't told y/n so late.

-> landonorris: @.mclaren I DIDN'T KNOW SHE WOULD GET AN INVITE FROM ANOTHER TEAM 😞

username50: the mclaren admin trying to clear their name ✊🏼

-> mclaren: i’m trying my best 😞

username51: y/n giving unseen photos of lance and lando

username52: y/n’s camera is probably full of unseen photos of drivers we may never see 😔

-> thebetternorris: 🤫🤫

-> username53: WHAT DOES THIS MEAN??

username54: y/n calling it her home grand prix 🥹

zhouguanyu24: thank you for the keychain and the toy for sweet corn 😁

-> thebetternorris: of course!! 😊

username55: lance and lando an underrated duo

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july 7, 2024

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thebetternorris parties in london go crazyy 🍾👤: @.itsyoungmiko, @.arcangel, @.friend1, @.friend2

itsyoungmiko: it was lovely meeting you twin 😈

-> thebetternorris: lovely meeting you too 😘

landonorris: do you just take photos with random people.

-> friend1: lando we've met before...

-> thebetternorris: don't talk about my twin young miko like that 😡

arcangle: loved partying with you norris!!

landonorris: you’re finally partying at home and not in the burger land😒

-> thebetternorris: BURGER LAND???

-> landonorris: the united states or whatever 🙄

username56: two posts in one day omg???

username57: y/n and young miko do look so much alike omg 🤨

olliebearman: it was lovely meeting you y/n

-> thebetternorris: hi ollie, it was great meeting you too 😆 congrats on your haas contract 🤫🤫

-> olliebearman: thank you! 😊

username58: y/n and ollie interacting???

username59: is no one gonna mention that y/n and ollie were in the same place??

username60: can y/n drink? i thought she was too young..

-> username61: she is too young. she’s only seventeen, but even then why are you assuming she’s drinking 😟?

username62: a sneak peak of the photo's y/n has in her camera

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july 7, 2024

— instagram stories !

thebetternorris and olliebearman added to stories

replies to thebetternorris story

landonorris replied to your story: WHO IS THIS??? TAKE THAT SMILEY FACE OFF AND COME BACK HOME.

lewishamilton replied to your story: is this what you call soft launching?

oscarpiastri replied to your story: please answer lando’s messages. he’s been pacing back and forth for the past ten minutes.

username63 replied to your story: Y/N IS THAT A GUY???

username64 replied to your story: YOU’RE SOFT LAUNCHING??

pepemartiofficial replied to your story: quén es?

username65 replied to your story: you’re such an artist 😻

replies to olliebearman story:

charles_leclerc replied to your story: son, are you dating a girl?

kimi.antonelli replied to your story: mate. you didn’t tell me you were going to the beach today? you didn’t even invite me 😞

arthur_leclerc replied to your story: 🤨

username66 replied to your story: IS THAT A GIRLL? OLLIEEE

username67 replied to your story: since when did you take such aesthetic photos?

username68 replied to your story: soft lauching omg??

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july 8, 2024

— instagram !

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olliebearman got to drive an f1 car in silverstone 👍🏼

username69: i’m sobbing, he’s so cute 😭😭

charles_leclerc: so proud, congrats ollie 👍🏼

-> olliebearman: thank you dad! 👍🏼

-> username70: i can see where ollie got his thumbs up from. LMAO

thebetternorris: a thumbs up is such a dad move

-> olliebeaman: compliment or?

-> thebetternorris: compliment ofc ☺️

-> olliebearman: oh okay then, thank you y/n :)

username71: ollie has rizz???

username72: going from a ferrari reserve driver to a haas f1 driver is such a downgrade 😬

-> thebetternorris: you’re saying that as if you can even drive a formula one car ever 🤣

-> username73: HELLO??? y/n defending ollie 🫣🫣

username74: HIS EYES ARE SO CUTE 😔😔

username75: a semi F1 car

-> thebetternorris: more than you’ll ever achieve. bullying a eighteen year old at 26 years old is embarrassing.

-> username76: Y/N DEFENDING OLLIE 😍😍

username77: i can't wait to see ollie every race week

username78: y/n defending ollie is so cute

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july 9th, 2024

liked by landonorris, olliebearman, lilyzneimer, and 826,281 others

y/n.jpg surprise, new account 🤭 very first post is a photo dump, from beach day 🌊☀️ 07/08/24

landonorris: copycat 😒😒 be original for once. same username and everything

-> y/n.jpg: 🙄🙄

landonorris: WAIT A MINUTE. WHAT IS THAT THIRD PHOTO. Y/N NORRIS. WHO IS THAT???

-> y/n.jpg: 😜

-> landonorris: Y/N NORRIS. WHERE ARE YOU.

username80: y/n’s first post on her jpg account is a soft launch. this has got to be a halluaction.

username81: if someone told me that y/n would make a jpg account and soft launch a guy. i would never believe you.

username82: the second picture is so cute 😭

username83: the difference in the two comments lando commented. LMFAOO

-> username84: i’m guessing he commented “copycat” before seeing the photos and then commented the second one 🤣🤣

username85: two of the norris siblings have a jpg account that’s so cute

username86: ollie in the likes 🤨

lilyzneimer: you're so pretty

-> thebetternorris: thank u lily, love u

username87: both ollie and y/n posted about being at the beach the night after they met..

-> username88: nah you guys are reaching..

oscarpiastri: y/n please. don't do this rn 😭

-> thebetternorris: 🤫🤫

username89: you guys are assuming that y/n is with everyone leave her alone 😭😭

olliebearman: should i make a jpg account too?

-> thebetternorris: yes you should!! i can help u make it if you would like 🤫

-> olliebearman: ah yes that would be helpful 😁

username90: y’all won’t even let y/n be friends with the opposite gender before immediately shipping them together

username91: everyone saying that we're reaching and what not. but what about the comment between y/n and ollie… 🤨🤨

username92: the third photo looks a little similar to the one ollie posted on his story; the same day. 🫣

username93: there’s definitely gonna be something happening between the ollie and y/n because why else would she defend him in his own comments

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july 11th, 2024

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y/n.jpg digital camera photos from silverstone 💫 lando taking a little nap in the fourth photo 😴 btw congrats on your win lewis 😉. 👤: @.landonorris, @.oscarpiastri, @.roscoelovescoco, @ciscawuaman, @adam_norris_pure_electric, @lewishamilton

username93: i love y/n for giving us unseen photos

username94: oscar doing a shoey 🤔

-> thebetternorris: ik right disgusting 🤢

-> oscarpiastri: @thebetternorris hey. i didn’t like it anymore that you did.

-> username94: OSCAR AND Y/N REPLYING TO MY COMMENT. THIS ISN’T REAL.

roscoelovescoco: 🤍🤍

-> thebetternorris: ROSCOEE

username95: oh to be photographed on y/n’s camera and posted on her account 😞

-> thebetternorris: i just dm’ed you!!

-> username96: @.username95 well tell us, what did she dm you omg???

-> username95: @.username96 she gave me tickets to the next gp 😭😭😭 i’m distraught rn 🥹🥹

-> username97: @.username95 HELLO??? FREE TICKETS???

lewishamilton: thank u for the congrats y/n 🩵

-> thebetternorris: of courseee 😉

username98: these photos are so cute omg 💔

thebetternorris: do you guys see how @.landonorris replaces me with another kid 💔 guess i’m not his favorite nor youngest sibling anymore 😞

-> landonorris: y/n. i don’t think mom or dad could or want to adopt another kid especially after dealing with you.

-> thebetternorris: MOMMM 😭😭😭 @ciscawuaman

-> cisacawuaman: @.landonorris please. you may be right but don’t comment this on the internet. @thebetternorris we love you y/n, i would adopt you all over again and as many times i could 😘

username99: y/n is literally living every formula one fan’s dream 😖

-> username98: considering she is literally lando’s sister she’s been living the life since day one 😭

username100: THE FIRST PHOTO HELLO??? 😍

francisca.cgomes: hii y/n! it was lovely meeting you. are you going to the next gp? i would love to hang out with you ☺️

-> y/n.jpg: hi kika 😁, yes i will be!! i loved meeting you, you’re the sweetest, i would love to hang out with you too ☺️

username101: y/n is genuinely so pretty omg 🫣

landonorris: don’t think this is distracting me from the post you made previously..

-> thebetternorris: 🤫🤫

username102: i was at the grand prix and seeing y/n on the fan stage was so surreal.

username103: i met y/n at the grand prix and she got my hat signed by both oscar and lando, she’s so sweet 😭😭😭

-> username104: stop me too. she got all of my mclaren stuff signed by them 🥹🥹

username105: i met y/n and when i asked her to sign my shirt she was so shocked it was so precious 😞

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july 12, 2024

comment to be tagged in the next part. (pls mention if you wanna be added to my general taglist or just this series taglist)

taglist: @yawn-zi @pansexualwitchwhoneedstherapy @d3kstar @inejghafawifesblog @azeal-peal @hadids-world @sumlovesjude @poppyflower-22 @formulaonebuff @bloodyymaryyy @kodzuvk @matchalyne @ynnasaint @morsstuff @2pagenumb @velentine @keii134 @deepeststarlightmoon @wobblymug @xoscar03 @raizelchrysanderoctavius (if you are tagged here, i will mostly likely tag you again in the third part)

READ PLEASE/URGENT: hello!! thank you so much for the support on this story. just wanted to share some links about the crisis/situation in venezuela. an undeniable cause of election fraud is happening in venezuela, spread awareness. how to help refugees near you. explanation of the situation. donate/help families forced to flee. the reason i’m sharing this is because the face claim for this story is from venezuela (will not have a huge effect on the story), but furthermore because the situation in venezuela is not being publicized enough. even just sharing these links will do a lot. sadly, i could not find any more links other than those three.

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me finally getting sent requests but i realize that means i actually have to write them (i’ve seen your request, promise i’m working on it!!)

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More Norris!sister?? Please 🙏 if you can..

of course!! i’m working on it i swear 😭😭 it’s just i’ve been sick and unmotivated to write sorry!!! since i’ve been super sick this past week, i just haven’t had the motivation to write. and i would hate to just post something that i don’t feel proud about just so it can come out at reasonable time. it’ll come out soon i promise 🤫🤫

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someone needs to make a fanfic where logan is a frat boy 💔💔 literally anything can be an smau or written please im desperate 😔😔 (if yall have ideas my request are open 😉😉)

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hi! i would love to request but i dont see any guidelines! i just want to make sure im not crossing any lines :)

hii!! i don’t really have any guidelines but i do have a request list 🤗 please do request anything!