can we have a blurb about reader returning to school and being cornered by jason? 🙃
so funny enough i almost wrote this in the original post but i decided not to last minute so this is perfect. i hope you enjoy this darling! i wrote this in one sitting so just let me know if i fucked something up lol.
tw: language, a/o/b dynamics, unwarranted touching (not assault)
word count: 2.1k
Waking up just as the sun peeked behind the huge oak trees in the yard, you woke to an empty bed for the first time in days, Eddie returning to his place before you both made your return to school.
Nerves had kept you tossing and turning, wondering who knew or who would notice. You felt different, physically and mentally, and when Eddie came back from presenting, most figured it out, although an alpha’s transformation is more drastic visually.
The warmth of your sheets comforted you as you stared at the popcorn ceiling, making shapes from the ridges. The birds outside chirped to each other, rustling by and landing on a branch. Your smile at the peaceful scene was cut short by your alarm clock, jumping out of your skin before slamming it to snooze.
Applying makeup with shaky hands and putting on a blue, cotton dress with sneakers, you tried to regulate your fears before they got the best of you. Grabbing a snack on your way out, you took a long exhale once on the opposing side of your front door, wishing you could hide for a bit longer.
Your stride gained momentum as you neared Hawkins High, grateful to see Robin being dropped off by Steve, rolling her eyes at something he said from the inside of his BMW. She caught your gaze and let a grin spread across her freckled cheeks, signaling you over as Steve drove away.
“Hi Rob, thanks for your help last week.” You said as you approached her, feeling blood flood to your cheeks at your compromised state. She snorted, swinging an arm around your shoulder, her jean jacket rubbing against your bare arm.
“Anytime, just owe me a movie night this week since it didn’t happen on Friday.” She compromised, making you laugh and agree, knowing she didn’t say this with accusation. The tiled halls were bustling with students, not taking much note of who was coming in and out of the doorway.
Thankful for the busyness, you felt a significant weight being lifted from your shoulders, but still kept your eye out for Eddie. He was notoriously late, so you figured it would be awhile till he returned.
Robin rambled about her movie night with Steve and how he hogged the popcorn and burnt it, something you always managed not to do. As she continued her rant, you saw a quick glance of a basketball player whose name you couldn’t recall. He quickly disappeared into the sea of teenagers.
Trying to shake it off, you figured it was awkward eye contact, knowing you usually cowered away with awkwardness yourself at that. You bid goodbye to Robin as you entered your first period, taking a seat at the end of the middle section, attempting to garner as little attention as possible.
As class went on, you could feel sets of eyes lingering longer than usual, blaming it on your heightened nerves and that it would all calm down soon enough. The math equations scribbled in your notebook were barely legible, foot bouncing beneath your metal seat until the first bell rang.
Grabbing your bag, you took one step out the door until a hand grabbed you, yanking you into their chest. While the action startled you, the recognition was instant as you saw his curls, smelled his potent aura, and the lips pressed to your cheek.
“Hey pretty girl.” Eddie greeted, intertwining your fingers as you both descended down the hall. He was in an Ozzy Osbourne tour shirt from ‘84, a pair of black ripped jeans, and bracelets on his wrists with one dangling cross earring in his right ear. You wanted to bite him.
“Hi Eds.” You smiled, quickly wrinkling your nose, “Did you skip first period?” Your question made him scoff, shooting air as if he couldn’t care less. While you did care about his education and making sure he graduated this year, you both knew this past week was eventful to say the least.
Forcing glares to anyone giving less than a smile or not looking at all, Eddie was on high alert with you on his arm, his chest puffing in authoritative nature. He had the urge to stay by you in every class, but knew the teachers would either give him detention or kick him out.
So he dropped you off at every class, racing back when class finished to repeat the action. The only time he didn’t was when they were going to lunch as the cafeteria was right between both rooms, a bit of distance between it.
The fluorescent lights felt more intense as your exhaustion settled, rubbing your upper brow as another scientific theory was explained poorly by the P.E. teacher who was brought in to substitute. As he began to describe Newton’s laws, the bell signaled lunch, your stomach grumbling as if on cue.
Filing in with the array of overly energized underclassmen and chronically stressed upperclassmen, you went in the direction of the lunch room until someone called your name. Walking to the side to fully turn around, you didn’t see anyone looking your way besides for quick glances, making your brows furrow. As soon as your back turned, you heard it again, this time closer until a majority of the students were down the walkway, getting their daily dose of cold meatloaf.
“Well hi there sweetheart.” You heard a chilling voice, not belonging to the one shouting your name previously, only to notice Jason and two of his teammates beside him. Their looks made you feel two feet tall, biting the inside of your lip to avoid crying which made you even more frustrated.
The influx of emotions were too much, if this would’ve happened weeks ago, you’d just walked away with no comment. However, your feet now felt cemented in place as he loomed over you, a few strands of his blonde hair falling out of place.
His friend backed away, continuing a conversation aside from you as Jason smiled, leaning against the lockers beside you. His eyes sparkled with mischievousness, unable to read his direct intentions.
“So a little birdie told me you had a life changing weekend…” He trailed off, his fingers trailing against your elbow, “I could take care of you, would never have to lift a finger or be scared ever again. I would keep you safe.”
Swallowing the lump building in your throat, you could only muster up a whisper, barely recognizing your voice. “Eddie takes care of me.”
This made him chuckle, rolling his eyes as he grabbed your arm lightly, his golden skin warm against your tricep. His rough fingers brushed against your dainty dress, feeling much too thin at the moment, making the tears come to your waterline.
“I could truly take care of you, want you to be my omega,” He cooed, his free hand catching the stray tear, “No need to cry, I’ve got you. I’ll drive you home today.”
As he finished his sentence, you felt your feet be lifted from the figurative quicksand, turning on your heels. A burn blossomed within your ribcage providing you a shortness of breath as you wiped away the dampness on your cheeks. Breezing through the now empty lunch line, you bought a lemonade and treat from the end cart, the older woman giving you a look. One that meant you better eat something better tomorrow, you smiled at her in appreciation, knowing her for years.
Eddie was looking amongst the crowd before he met your sight, shoulders relaxing visibly as you walked to him, sitting at the seat saved beside him. The boys of Hellfire gave you a kind smile and a hi before going back to their campaign talk.
“Where’s your lunch?” Eddie questioned as you popped open the plastic covering the small rice krispy treat. You shrugged, taking a bite of the sugary snack as Eddie began quietly reminding you how important it was for you to eat well, particularly after heats.
The anxiety didn’t leave as you took a sip of your drink, nearly choking on it as you saw the basketball team sitting at their typical table, including their MVP. His touch taunted you, his voice grating as he spewed false promises, but nothing felt worse than seeing his false smile and almost trusting him.
You didn’t like Jason, but the nature aspect of alphas and omegas was irrefutable in the beginning stages. He was telling you what you wanted to hear, things Eddie didn’t have to directly vocalize because you already knew he was your alpha, knowing he would provide for you.
“What’s wrong? You’re scared.” Eddie interjected your psychoanalysis as you twisted a sticky piece of puffed rice in between your fingertips. Shaking your head, you tried listening to Gareth describing their next attack, but Eddie reigned you back in.
“Hey, talk to me, please.” He whispered, his hand grabbing your knee in a comforting manner, the best feeling you had experienced all day. Yet the whiplash of feelings made the tears resurface, opening your lips to speak before clamping them shut and scurrying out of the lunch room.
You didn’t look back as you went straight to the parking lot, inhaling the fresh air intensely as if you hadn’t breathed in a minute. The sound of sneakers followed behind you, feeling Eddie behind you mentally until his hand reached your lower back.
“It’s nothing.” You muttered, wiping your black stained tears, sniffling. It was naive to believe you could hide things from each other anymore as every interaction was more intense than the last, feeling your bodies mush into one cohesive response system.
He didn’t need to edge you on, only raising his eyebrows and staring down at you. Damn those soft, brown eyes that always made you melt, enticing you with every blink. He hugged you close to his chest, hearing his heartbeat evenly.
“Jason talked to me in the hallway,” His body instinctively tensed, “S-said he wanted to be my alpha, drive me home, and take care of me. I don’t want that, you’re my alpha.” Nuzzling deeper against his band tee, his jaw clenched in an attempt to reign in his anger.
“He’s not going to lay a hand on you, baby doll, but let me pay him a visit.”
The final bell rang to signal everyone out for the day, escaping as fast as you could for the gravel filled parking lot. You waited near the steps for Eddie as cars sped off, blasting the newest Billy Joel or Soft Cell record, much different from your alpha’s taste.
Peace only lasted so long though as Jason drove around the road, looping back to pull up in front of you. His car purred to a stop, hopping out and pushing his sunglasses to his hairline.
The green letterman jacket on his arms squeaked as he outstretched his arms, waiting for you to come closer until he saw your hesitation, sauntering a few inches closer. His breath fanned against your face, tickling your lower lashes to make you blink harshly.
“You have two seconds to back the fuck off, Carver.” Eddie all, but growled at the shorter man before him, leaving the double doors a foot behind you.
Anger was laced with every word as his disdain for the spoiled rich kid interfered with his newfound alpha protectiveness. His knuckles cracked as they clenched at his sides, only opening a hand to push you behind his frame.
“How about you learn to treat your girl right-” Jason began until Eddie grabbed him by the collar, lifting him from the ground.
While they both were newfound alphas, having an omega meant enhanced results, like an increase in strength. He saw the flash of fear in his light colored eyes, making his brain produce serotonin.
“Say one more thing to her and you’ll never speak again or be able to have children, got it?” He ordered, watching as the boy in his grasp rolled his eyes before he slammed his body into his car, grunting in pain.
“Eddie, please.” You begged softly, not wanting to risk suspension or a crowd of people who couldn’t give less of a shit of his well being. Thankfully Jason nodded, making Eddie release his firm grasp before walking you back to his van.
The ride was quiet as he drove down the winding roads of Indiana, the leaves going from green to orange, some scattering the ground. His hand rested on your upper thigh, tight as if you would vanish right beneath him. A part of him feared you would really leave him for Jason, someone who could take care of you financially and not have the town's eyes on them in a negative light.
“I wouldn’t dream of leaving you, handsome.” You spoke as if to his thoughts as he smiled, eyes still trained on the black road before him, lifting your hand to put a gentle kiss on your soft skin.
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based on a text post by @justsheerfilth1 @mantorokk-writes and @edsforehead
eddie munson who just got a job as a school bus driver as he plans his music career. he only did younger kids as the older ones annoyed him too much, usually just taking his route in the mornings and afternoons.
you’re a kindergarten teacher, just a year or two out of college, but having been a teachers aid for years before that.
when eddie got the call for a field trip to the aquarium, he was bummed at the thought of sitting in the food court without being able to leave, but felt lucky when his middle aged coworkers said they had to go to a farm for the 4th graders and a trash yard for the 3rd graders.
still, as much as he tolerated the job with his headphones in his walkman, he tried to grit through the drive to the school at 6:30am.
the small children were in scattering groups of excitement, with some jumping up and down, listing facts about puffer fish, as some yawned with the cheek pressed against the leg of a chaperone.
the principle walked towards the bus door, tapping it as eddie put it in park, pushing his blaring headphones down.
“good morning, eddie,” principle matthews said, his dress shoes tapping on the steps, “i know you’re scheduled to be at the trip all day today, i wanted to thank you again and note we did provide an extra ticket if you’d like to walk around with the students.”
he resisted the scoff, politely nodding and thanking him for the ‘generous’ offer. he wished he’d packed an edible beforehand, the fish would’ve looked like they were from space.
the school was small, only having two kindergarten classes, with an older teacher, mrs kingston, who had been there since eddie was small, and you, who he had yet to meet.
mrs kingston lead her small army forward, helping them sit in their assigned seating. as the number of kids on the bus outweighed those out, eddie examined the sea of bopping heads, feeling the energy of their wavering emotions.
“good morning everyone!” your voice rang, standing at the front of the bus, making all eyes avert to you, including eddie’s.
“now, i see a few friends here, but let’s make sure we’re all here.” you crooned, voice gentle, but not baby-like, “when i call your name, raise your hand and tell me one type of fish.”
as the children listed off, he couldn’t help but look at you, your eyelashes kissing your upper cheeks and pen tapping the small clipboard.
you had turned to eddie to introduce yourself, shaking his hand before taking your seat at the front of the bus beside a girl much smaller than the rest. her eyes were like saucers at the noises and sights, fidgeting in the worn plastic seats.
the chatter turned to shrills of excitement when you all pulled into the aquarium parking lot, sprinting towards the workers who lined everyone in groups.
eddie watched as you guided the kids throughout the exhibits, kneeling down when one had a question or seemed frightened by the creature. the small girl from before shrieked at the sight of the squid, running to hide behind eddie’s legs.
“darlene, i don’t think mr. munson appreciates being used as your hiding spot,” you smiled, “squids are friendly, this glass is out here to keep them safe.”
he blushes at the official name, “it’s alright, i was scared of squids too.” he laughed, making darlene smile, slowly removing herself from his knee and holding his hand.
he walked silently, not sure what to do with his newfound ‘friend’ but was too focused on you to contemplate it too much.
“you’re really tall,” darlene stated, looking up at him while rocking on her mary janes. he nodded, pursing his lips with a shrug, swinging their joint hands gently back and forth.
before they could enter the petting section, it was lunch time, a fine assortment of sandwiches, goldfish, and small sea animal shaped cookies. the adults got food from a local fast food joint.
you and eddie strikes up conversation between bites of fried chicken, finding more similarities than you intended. born and raised in hawkins, lived with relatives growing up, and loved music.
“my music taste is messy,” you giggled, dipping a fry into honey mustard, “i like everything from beethoven, madonna, sam cooke, to metallica-“
“you like metallica?” eddie asked in shock, noting your floral dress and flats made him suspect everything, but that.
nodding and wiping your mouth with a napkin, you swallowed your bite, “i lived with my grandparents and older siblings, they were fans from the beginning and a lot of their songs have memories. i saw them on tour in ‘88.”
“no shit!” eddie gasped, covering his mouth when he received a glare from an employee, “i was at that concert too, had to get tickets pretty far away, but so worth it.
“it was an incredible show!” you agreed, smiling, “i got pit tickets from my eldest sister, but she said it was only because the only man i talked about was kirk hammett and she didn’t want me to die an old maid.”
he grinned, heart fluttering at the revelation that he had much in common with the rockstar.
the rest of the day, he snuck in side conversations with you, finding out your favorite movies, songs, jokes and books. he hadn’t had a crush since high school, usually getting rejected and/or laughed at.
he had almost given up, but when you walked off when the kids were long gone, slipping your phone number into his palm, he was glad he didn’t. as his shaky hands pressed the numbers in his small apartment, he couldn’t help, but chuckle.
only he would find a girl in fish tanks and bus stops.
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i wrote this in one sitting on my phone so sorry bout that
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