Hellooo Nurse!- Adult Eddie Kaspbrak X Reader
Word Count: 2,833
Warnings: Blood, Injury, Cursing, Sexual Jokes
Request: could i request an 2019!eddie kaspbrak x wife!reader where reader freaks out when eddie gets stabbed by bowers and she's the one to patch him up and he gets all cute and asking her to kiss it better and stuff but also being his usual self freaking about all of the germs and instructing her on how to stitch him and stuff? if that makes sense?
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It was barely afternoon when you got home from a half shift of work. The rest of your day would be on-call, meaning whenever someone needed help, they'd call you.
You opened the fridge, looking for something to eat and settle for leftovers of grilled salmon and rice before throwing it onto a plate and heating it up in the microwave.
You slid your shoes off and placed them on the rack in the closet.
You heard the microwave and your phone go off at the same time. You rushed over, opening the microwave to shut it up and accepted the phone call, putting it on speaker.
The plate was hot so you carefully pulled it from the microwave, giving your normal line.
"Hello I'm Y/N L/N-Kaspbrak from Grand Central Donor Center, how may I help you today?"
"Hey Y/N, it's Mike Hanlon."
You paused. "Excuse me, who?"
"Mike Hanlon. We're old friends from high school. Derry, remember?"
"I remember Derry, yes, but no Mike Han-"
"Y/N, It's back."
You felt as if the world had suddenly flipped, your whole sense of gravity and strength diminished. The plate dropped to the floor; the sound of shattering glass sounded nearly like an explosion in the quiet kitchen.
"Y/N? Are you alright Y/N?"
In reality, you were not fine. The only thing that kept you on your feet was the counter digging into your hip.
"Yeah, I just dropped a plate is all."
Mike started to talk more, letting you know what was going on, but you ended the call without warning because another pending call popped up at the top of the screen.
You answered it without an inkling of hesitation. "Eddie? Eddie, are you okay? I just got a call from-"
"Mike. Yeah, me too."
Something's wrong. Eddie talked sluggishly instead of his typical jabbering pace. You didn't trust his response at all.
"Eddie, baby, are you sure you're okay?" You put the phone on speaker once again so you could clean up the mess of salmon, rice, and broken glass.
He sighed, but a small chortle followed. "Our insurance premium is going to be pretty high this month."
You couldn't help but smile although you were worried. He just had a way of making you smile, even in the worst moments. "Eddie, just tell me what happened."
You heard a little hum that Eddie always made when he was nervous, but it was followed by a snicker. "Alright, I may have crashed the limo."
"Eddie! Oh my God wh- shit," you winced. You looked down to see that you cut yourself while picking up a shard of plate.
Then he was the one who was worried.
"Y/N? What happened? Are you alright?"
You stood to walk over to the sink to clean off the wound and grabbed a band-aid.
It had been Eddie's idea to have a box at every sink in the house and you didn't mind that considering your finger didn't look nor feel pretty.
"I'm okay Eds, just a tiny cut. I was trying to clean up a broken plate and well- you know how clumsy I can be."
"You're the clumsy one? I drove right into a taxi!" He paused for a moment. "Wait did you use peroxide on the cut? Did you pet pressure on it to clot the blood? Did you-"
You tried to keep yourself from laughing, but you couldn't. A loud giggle escaped and you heard Eddie make a small 'hmph' noise on the other end of the line. You smiled. "Eddie, honey, I'm an RN, I know what to do for a tiny cut. Stop worrying so much."
You could imagine Eddie going from a pout to a sheepish smile. "Yeah, yeah I know. I just worry."
"I know you do."
The blithe air quickly diminished, leaving a somewhat heavy and thick feeling in your throat.
After a moment Eddie asked, "We have to go back, don't we?"
By habit, you nodded even though Eddie wasn't there to see it. "We swore. All of us did. We're older now; it'll be easier."
After another moment of silence to gather his thoughts, all Eddie said was: "I'll be home soon."
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When Eddie got home, the first thing he did was wrap his arms around you, squeezing tight as his stubble rubbed against your cheek.
You were safe there, wrapped up in the scent of his cologne and the warmth of his hug.
It was hard to tell how long you two stayed like that, but when he pulled away, he still kept a hand on you. It proved to him that everything he was going through was real.
You two booked an early flight the next day to Maine. Your airport was about a half an hour south of Derry.
Then came packing your bags. Now, being married to Eddie for thirteen years, you were used to how much he packed, but part of you was always surprised at how that list seemed to grow each time you took a trip together.
So when you saw Eddie coming up from the basement trying to carry four luggage bags, you ran over, taking two of them from him.
"Oh my God, honey, we don't need this many bags!"
Eddie beamed, setting two of them down at the top of the landing. "You're right, we need one more." He turned on his heel to march back down the stairs, but you stopped him by tugging on the collar of his shirt, making a small 'tsk tsk'.
"Eddie," you purred, "look at me."
Eddie obeyed, turning back towards you with wide, curious eyes. He wanted to hear whatever you had to say and you knew he'd listen. "We're only taking two of these with us and one backpack. Got it?"
He nodded and you giggled, running your fingers through his hair. "You're so cute, even at forty."
"You're even prettier at thirty-nine."
Your smile grew as you pulled him closer, wrapping your arms around his neck.
"You know," you traced a circle on the back of his neck with your nail, sending chills along his skin, "now that we remember our teenage years, how about we act like teens for a night? We do have until tomorrow."
Eddie's hands playfully squeezed your rear end. "I don't think I could ever turn that down."
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Both you and Eddie were in fairly high spirits as you drove to the airport.
Last night may have (okay, it most definitely did) put the both of you in a better mood.
The entire drive to the airport was filled with the two of you singing along to songs from when you were kids and the sounds of impatient New Yorkers in traffic, which wasn't even a quarter as pleasant as the music.
Getting onto the plane was easy but once the mostly empty flight began, silence swelled between Eddie and yourself.
The both of you were thinking about the same thing.
"How did we end up together if we didn't remember our childhoods together?" You looked at Eddie, wondering if he had any sort of answer.
He looked to you. "We started dating when you were sixteen, I was seventeen. Didn't we?"
You nodded. "But I also distinctly remember starting to date you at twenty five."
Eddie thought for a moment, crossing his arms in front of his chest. His eyebrows knitted together in thought.
"Well, if we take things we've confirmed are true, then after I moved away from Derry, I think I forgot about you, and you did the same. So when we met again years later, we thought we were strangers."
The thought of forgetting Eddie, someone so God damn important to you, made you feel queasy.
Eddie's hand moved onto yours, fingers intertwining. He smiled small. "We found each other. Even after forgetting and having a fucking clown mess with our minds, we found each other."
You smiled and kissed the ball of his nose. "I love you."
"I love you too. So much."
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Jade of the Orient, that was the place. You looked up at the sign before walking inside, being greeted by a petite hostess.
She led you to the back of the restaurant and there were two figures you found vaguely familiar. Their features were ones you recognized, just aged from years of absence from each other's lives.
You found yourself in the warm embrace of Mike, who went on about how he knew 'you'd keep your promise'.
Next, you were nearly tackled into a hug by Bill, whose eyes were just as bright and as persuasive as they were as kids.
All of you sat and got to talking for a few minutes.
"So Y/N," Bill began, "what do you do for a living now?"
You smiled. "Oh well, I work at a medical donation center, but I work with plasma donations. Essentially what we do is draw blood, extract the plasma, and give you the blood back. The plasma is used to create medicines for diseases like HIV."
Mike nodded. "Sounds like an interesting job."
You nodded as well, thinking of what else to say before you heard a booming impression of Yacko from The Animaniacs.
"Well helllooo nurse!"
Your head snapped towards the entrance to see a man whose comedy specials you adored and who was your best buddy as kids.
"Richie fucking Tozier," you cheered, jumping from your seat and tackling Richie square in the chest for a hug.
"Well hello Y/N a God damn milf L/N!" He laughed, mocking the tone of your voice.
You smacked his arm. "Oh come on I'm not a milf!"
He put his hands up defensively. "Sure, sure says the milf."
You rolled your eyes, drawing him into a hug again. "Dude, I can't believe you made it! You're a god damn comedian! You did it you lucky bastard!"
Richie laughed, starting to make a joke, but you looked over to Eddie. His lips were drawn into a thin, unamused line and his arms were crossed in front of his chest like a little kid. You had forgotten about that too; whenever Richie made you laugh, Eddie would become pouty. The weird part about that was that Eddie only got jealous when it was Richie specifically.
You chuckled and strutted over, seating yourself in his lap. "Oh c'mon Eddie, don't pout." You pressed a soft kiss to his temple.
The others put the pieces together quick. Richie's jaw drops.
"Wait wait wait, you two are married?! How?! We all forgot!"
You laughed and nuzzled closer to Eddie. "Well, we found each other by accident. We didn't even realize that we had known each other in the past."
He looked at you, smiling soft.
"Man, you're whipped for her, huh Eds?"
Before Eddie could respond, Ben and Bev walked in. You jumped to your feet, running to give Beverly a hug.
"Now the party is really starting!"
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You wish you could say the remainder of your time at Derry was as lively as seeing your friends once again. You wish it was as peaceful.
It wasn't.
You were in your motel room answering a phone call from work. Shit. You forgot to tell them that you had a 'family' emergency.
During the middle of explaining, you heard a thud. You apologized before hanging up and stepping into the hallway. "Guys? Is that one of you?" The sight that hobbled out in front of you made you scream, making everyone in the townhouse run up the stairs.
Eddie waddled towards you, blood pouring out from his mouth and the side of his fucking face! You ran over to him, and he fell against you. He looked up at you, eyes wide. "Is it bad?"
As he asked, a fresh glob of blood spilled from his cheek. You looked to everyone behind you. "Anyone have anything fabric I can use to hold against this?"
From a lack of response, you assumed no and placed your hand snug against Eddie's cheek. They questioned him about what happened before running off to find Henry Bowers.
You ushered Eddie into your room, assuring them that you could handle it.
You carefully sat Eddie on the bed and pulled your hand away, strings of blood running from his cheek to your hand. Your palm looked like Beverly's bathroom twenty seven years prior. Eddie made a breathy noise like he was lightheaded. "You washed your hands recently, right? Because if any germs get into my blood then-"
You moved off of the bed, letting Eddie ramble while you searched for the first aid kit. "Yeah sweetie. It's habit for me to wash my hands constantly. Part of working in healthcare."
After a little more shuffling you found the kit and tore through it looking for a needle, thread, gauze, and athletic tape. Not to mention peroxide and cotton balls either. As soon as you had everything, you were sitting on the bed by Eddie's side. You handed him two cotton balls. "Stuff these in your cheek without pushing them through the wound, alright baby?"
He looked at you uncertain. "Are you sure that's sanitary? I mean think about the cotton fibers that could get stuck-"
You cut him off with a small kiss to his forehead. He then does as told, carefully placing the cotton balls in his mouth.
Next, you put peroxide on a cotton ball. You were about to dab it on the wound, but paused. "Eddie, if you need to grab me or squeeze me, you can. This is gonna hurt like a bitch."
He placed his free hand on your knee, but as soon as that cotton ball made contact, he winced, squeezing about five times as harder.
You hated seeing him in pain, so you tried to be as fast and thorough as possible.
After a minute or so, you were done you prepared for another painful part.
But you decided he could wait a little longer for stitches as you found a pain relieving medication. In no way was it over the counter, but Eddie usually took the children sized medications because he was afraid of becoming reliant on any normal drug. Considering his childhood, you understood why. But you grabbed him two Benadryl and had him wash them down the hatch with some water. You had him be extra careful considering the cotton balls in his mouth.
So then you waited for them to kick in.
The signal for that was when Eddie began to compliment you to an overbearing extent. Yes, you were flattered but also, your husband could be embarrassing.
He jumped a little and wriggled while you tried to give him stitches, but it was nothing you couldn't handle.
"My face feels weird," he hummed, going to feel his stitches.
You quickly moved his hand away. "Be careful honey. It's fresh."
He pouted and you couldn't help but giggle. You had a feeling you'd be taking goofy videos of him all night for him to see in the morning.
You walked to the bathroom to see that everyone disappeared and a few patches of blood remained on the floor. You shook your head and grabbed a washcloth from the closet, dampening it before returning to Eddie.
As soon as you walked in, he started whining. "Y/N, it hurts," he puffed out his bottom lip. "Kiss it better."
"You are such a baby, but not the whiny kind; you're just cute," you giggled and walked over to him. You sat, pulling his head into your lap.
His cheeks turned pink and he gave you the same nervous smile he would as kids. You pushed his hair back and looked down at him. You show him the washcloth. "Now, this is to clean the blood off of you. After that, I'll kiss everything else better."
He laid there quietly, staring up at you adoringly while you cleaned the blood off of him.
After that was done, you set the towel on the nightstand to take care of later. You laid down next to Eddie and took his face between your hands. At first he looked confused. You laughed quietly, calling him silly before pressing your lips against his; not too hard but filled with love.
You pulled away, smiling proud. "I told you I'd kiss it better, but I'm not done yet!" You proceeded to pepper kisses all over Eddie's face, earning giggles and squeals.
Finally, you put the gauze and tape over his cheek for good measure. You kissed the top, humming. "Alright, now I'm done."
Once you announced the completion of patching Eddie up, he pulled you down next to him without a sound. You moved so your head rested on Eddie's chest. Neither of you said it, but you both thought it.
I love you.
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