#when the round ends nancy drags robin upstairs admits that she loves her and kisses her senseless the end

[eskawrites]

werewolf au but not werewolf as in the supernatural creature, werewolf as in the game--they’re all in the Wheelers’ basement and Eddie is creating a very dramatic and atmospheric scene as the werewolves pick off the rest of the party members one by one

and it’s been over half a year since they stopped Vecna from taking Hawkins, and Nancy has spent every single day trying to stop herself from falling for Robin. she doesn’t want to start another relationship solely out of shared trauma. she tells herself it’s a phase, something lingering from the intensity of spring break, and she’ll get over it.

she doesn’t.

so when the entire group suddenly suspects Robin of being the werewolf, when they vote her out and Eddie describes Robin’s gruesome, unjust death, Nancy sort of feels herself spiraling. she thinks about the real monsters that have plagued Hawkins, and about the way Robin looked in the cold woods of the Upside Down, and the way Robin looks in her nightmares, still, even months later, when she’s dead and gone and Nancy can’t save her.

Robin moves away from the group to go sit in the shadows with the rest of the dead, and Nancy feels so stupid, it’s just a game, but she can’t help but miss her like an ache