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The town had been murmuring about Creel House since 1959, before it even. Stories of lights flickering at night, colossal spider webs — they’re made for human children, they’d say — animals like rabbits, doves, and even lambs dropping dead when setting foot near the premise.
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"Before you go, I just have to warn you," she says, looking as guilty as a toddler about to confess to their mom that they broke something. "Eddie’s roommate is Steve."
“Steve?” Nancy tried to clarify, hoping, praying for it to be a different Steve than the one she’s remembering. Steve is a common name, it has to be someone else. “As in high-school Steve?”
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No one expects to come home from a business trip in a particularly revealing outfit and have their boyfriend break up with them on the spot, and no one expects the reason to be another man, particularly the one standing right next to him. I mean, it happens— maybe not that exact set of circumstances— but it does.
Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Stranger Things (TV 2016) Rating: Explicit Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Robin Buckley/Nancy Wheeler Characters: Nancy Wheeler, Robin Buckley, Steve Harrington, Vickie (Stranger Things) Additional Tags: POV Alternating, Robin Buckley/Nancy Wheeler-centric, Denial of Feelings, Nancy Wheeler Has a Crush on Robin Buckley, Robin Buckley Has a Crush on Nancy Wheeler, Lesbian Nancy Wheeler, Nancy Wheeler is Whipped, Mutual Pining, Angst with a Happy Ending, Smoking, Drinking & Talking, Masturbation in Shower, Cunnilingus, Vaginal Fingering, the author (me) loves symbolism, its about the feral yearning of a repressed lesbian, also no beta we die like my depression
Summary:
"I broke up with Jonathan." Nancy said out of nowhere.
"Ok... wha-...hm, want me to beat him up?"
"No." Nancy repeated.
"Ok... I'm sorry, Nance, but why did you tell me this?"
"I don't know," Nancy sighed. "I just… have this constant urge to be honest with you, like... to tell you everything."
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Nancy ignores Robin whenever she gets to talk to her. She ignores her completely, it's almost like she vanishes. No calls, no coming to Family Video, no interactions at school. The only times Robin gets to hear about Nancy is when Steve mentions her. Robin wonders why, after some time, Nancy tells her the truth.