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tang0w0tek · 2 years
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Quackity: I am the ultimate third wheel.
Sapnap: [Cuddling with Karl] You shouldn’t think that way.
Wilbur: [Holding hands with Sally] What makes you say that?
Fundy: [Sitting on Dream’s lap] Completely untrue!
Quackity: Wow, I have levelled up to the seventh wheel. I am truly powerful!
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unicorn360draws · 1 year
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My fanfic about Vigilante!Sally and Hero!Wilbur. She hates him and he loves her!
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snekky-arts · 3 months
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Happy (late) Valentine's Day!
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It was Wilbur's first and last day of college math.
(and then they got married)
Mean Girls "Stupid With Love" inspired sketch because I remembered that Sally was canonically an accountant. And maybe Some Nights Sally takes that route as well after her swimming career, so I thought a healthy respect for intelligence was probably due.
Little did she know how much of a moronsexual she really was...
You can read Some Nights here!
Reblogs are welcome! Reposts are not!
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igaveupyesterday · 10 months
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When Wilbur met Y/n
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summary: can men and women really be just friends? Wilbur's and Y/n's relationship started off on the wrong foot. But when they meet, years after their first encounter a new friendship blossoms. Will their friendship last or turn into something more? (AU)
author's note: hey folk, this is completely inspired by one of the greatest romcoms "When Harry Met Sally". It's my first time writing a fanfic, but I'll try my best:) I'm writing this keeping the movie and movie characters in mind, so it's not the most accurate to real-life Wilbur.
tw: more than one part, mentions of suggestive content, swearing, Wilbur is sort of an ass and edgy lol
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1977, Chicago (the first meeting)
I had an eighteen-hour road trip to New York ahead of me, I won't be going alone since I agreed to give a ride to my friend's boyfriend, whom I don't know yet. It was a beautiful day and I was anticipating finally starting my adult life.
It seems I arrived at the worst possible time. Standing just beside my car I see my dear friend and my road trip companion locking lips like it's the end of the world. I cough to get their attention and they immediately jump off of one another, flustered.
"Oh! Hi Y/n" my friend, Amanda, says after letting out an awkward laugh. Her hair was messy and her clothes were disheveled, they had been going at it for a while judging by her appearance.
"Wilbur, this is Y/n Y/l/n" Amanda introduces me.
"It's nice to meet you, I'm William Soot, You can call me Wilbur" The man I'll be spending eighteen hours with greets me. He was tall and lanky, had a good style, and wore round glasses on his face, that were ever so slightly sliding off his nose.
"Wanna drive the first shift?" I ask while smiling.
"No, no you're there already aren't ya" He responds, walking to the trunk to put his bags in. He throws them in with ease and turns to Amanda to say his goodbyes.
"I'll call you as soon as I get to New York," Wilbur says caressing her cheek. I sensed a dramatic dialogue between two love birds incoming.
"Oh, you better!!! No, scratch that, call me on the road, I just miss you so much already sweetie!!" Amanda squeals while jumping into her boyfriend's arms. By the way, they were acting, you could assume he was off to war.
"And I miss you too!!" He says after kissing her one last time, he makes his way to the passenger seat. As soon as he sits down, I don't waste a second and start driving.
Wilbur starts looking for something in the back.
"Well, Wilbur, it's an eighteen-hour ride to New York, so I was thinking the most efficient way to get there is if we switch who's driving every three hours, that way we'll be driving 6 shifts each, but we can also switch out by mileage-"
"Want a grape?" He cuts me off, popping one in his mouth.
"No, no thank you"
Turns out the thing he was looking for in the back was a bag of bright purple grapes.
He chews on the grape as I process the fact he completely ignored what I said. There's a short silence.
"So, tell me the story of your life, we've got eighteen hours to kill before New York," He says looking over at me.
"The story of my life? Well... It wouldn't be a very long story, not much has happened to me, anything extremely remarkable at least. That's why I'm moving to New York" I state, looking over at him, he looks bored and unamused.
"So you're going to New York, so something happens to you?" He asks for clarification.
"Yes"
"Well, what's in New York for you?"
"I like to keep my dreams and aspirations private" I answered after hesitating.
"Mm, so you're one of those people" There's a noticeable groan in his voice. Wilbur turns his gaze away from me.
"Okay, well what if you go to New York, nothing happens, you live a boring and plain life, and then die having accomplished nothing," He says nonchalantly. He put his grapes down and was now checking himself out in the rear-view mirror.
I pause for a minute, processing Will's bizarre comment. I didn't expect Wilbur to be this.. unique? but I guess I did get a warning.
"Amanda did mention you had a dark side," I say after a while.
"I do. Why don't you? You know, I bet you're one of those people that draws hearts instead of a dots on the letter i" There's a tone of mocking in his voice.
"Excuse you, I have a dark side just as much as any other person" I defend myself.
"When I start reading a book, I always read the last page, so if I die I know how the book will end, that, my friend, is a dark side." He tells me, noticeably proud.
"Oh please, that doesn't make you deep" I roll my eyes. I wasn't a fan of pessimistic people or just people who thought that being edgy was cool, so this conversation wasn't amusing me.
"Do you think about death?" He asks. He clasped his hands together and was now looking at me.
"Yes, I do" I sigh.
"Yeah, sure you do, for you, it's just a fleeting thought, I think about death constantly-" He spoke faster and raised his hands, clearly irritated.
"And you think that makes you a better person? I cut him off, annoyed.
"Look, all I'm saying is, when the day comes I'm gonna be prepared and you won't" He shrugs.
"Or you just might ruin your life waiting for it" I argue.
And with that, the car fell silent.
six hours later
"So you're telling me that you'd rather marry a rich guy and be stuck in a loveless marriage rather than date a guy who you've had the best sex with," Wilbur asks pulling into a diner.
Will and I had spent at least an hour talking about a movie we've both seen, where the main character goes after a plain rich guy instead of the bad boy. I agreed with the main character's choices, but Wilbur, of course, shared the opposing opinion.
"Yes!! And any reasonable woman would say the same, we need stability not some one-time fling" I answer getting out of the car and entering the diner.
"Mm yeah, I get it," My friends' boyfriend says in a sinister way.
"What?"
"...."
"What!"
'...."
"What do you get?' I shouted. The way he suddenly "got something" after arguing for a few hours made me suspicious.
"Well you've clearly never had great sex," He says smirking.
"I have had plenty of good sex!" I deny a bit too loud, gathering the attention of people eating their dinner.
"With whom?" He asks sitting down.
"I'm not telling you that" I say firmly.
"Yeah, sure whatever"
As we sit Wilbur asks me about my previous partners and I answer some of his questions reluctantly. Soon enough the waiter came to take our orders, our food didn't take long to reach us and we had dinner.
"3.45$ is 50% of my share so together... it's 6.90$" I mumble counting how much I have to pay. I make sure to add extra to tip the waitress.
I look up and my eyes meet with Wilbur, who's staring at me.
"What?" I ask
"...." He doesn't answer, instead, his eyes move around me like he's analyzing me.
"What is it?"
"Do I have something on my face?" I ask while wiping my face with my palms.
"You're a very attractive person" He says after an unusualy long pause.
"Thank you" I answered, caught off guard.
"Amanda never mentioned how attractive you were" He leaned in. He placed his hands underneath his chin and was carefully observing me.
"Maybe she doesn't think I'm attractive" I simply shrug. I don't see why my friend would ever need to mention my attractiveness to her boyfriend.
"I don't think it's a matter of opinion, undeniably, you are attractive" His eyes were locked with mine, he hadn't looked away in what felt like forever. I started feeling uneasy about this situation, I felt something deeper than just innocent admiration in his gaze.
"Amanda is my friend," I say while getting up to leave. The thought that my friend's boyfriend might have been flirting with me made me tense. I wanted to get to our destination as soon as possible to avoid the awkwardness.
"So what?" the pitch in his voice sounded genuine.
"What do you mean so what? You're hitting on me"
"No, I wasn't" He denies. I don't know if he was trying to fool me or himself.
"You totally were!"
"Okay, let's say for the sake of the argument I was hitting on you, what do you want me to do about it? I can't just take it back"
"Just pretend it didn't happen and don't do that again" I ordered him, sitting in the driver's seat, ignoring the fact that he just affirmed my suspicion.
"Okay, Okay yeah never do it again" He repeated
There was a short silence.
"Wanna spend the night in my motel? See what I did there, I did it again-"
"William!"
"What?"
"William, We're just going to be friends okay?"
"Yeah, friends totally! that's the best" He says sarcastically, shoving a toothpick in his mouth and crossing his arms.
We both stay silent.
"You know, you and I could never be friends," He says shattering the silence. His arms were still crossed, only now, he seemed more relaxed.
"And why is that?"
"Because men and women can't be friends, feelings or sex always ruin the friendship" He states, looking over at me with his brown eyes. He was completely confident in his statement.
"That's not true, I have plenty of male friends who I am not interested in"
"Well, do you know if they're not interested in you?"
"Yes," I can't lie, I wasn't confident in my answer.
"Wrong, You never know what's going on in a guy's head, They always have ulterior motives"
"Well then, Will, I guess we won't be friends"
"I guess we won't"
"It's a shame, you were the only person I knew in New York"
end of part 1
author's note: spent a long time writing this I would appreciate any feedback on this and if anyone wants the other parts:) Please share what you think!
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listenheresweaty · 2 months
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aniplaysthelonggame · 3 months
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i am convinced 100% that sally the salmon and salmon!pearl knew each other
crazy ikr
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ikeavrouw · 2 years
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Yan!C!Fundy x GN!Reader
Summary: Just as always, you’re walking through the park to clear your mind from the stress that work brings you. When you’re doing this, however, you quickly find a sobbing young adult sitting by the lake in the park, trying to hide away from anybody else. And you, the good-hearted person you are, can’t help but sit down with him to see if you can offer your aid in any way, unaware of the feelings this mere action sparks. 
Genre: Comfort, angst
Words: 3.9K
Warnings: Obsessive behaviour, (mentions of) stalking, unhealthy relationship with parents, hint of age gap between c!Fundy and reader.
Pronouns: you/yours, they/them
Request: [YES]/[NO]
AU: More Realistic AU (Or however I should call this)
Enjoy!
By the Lakeside
The sun shines through the leaves of the trees, lighting the grass on the ground beautifully. The alluring melodies of the birds only calm you more, giving you the much needed distraction from life. 
You’ve always liked wandering through nature, so living close to the best park in your region, has always been a nice addition to your current living space. 
With your hands in the pockets of your pants, you breathe in the pure fall air, the dark clouds above you only letting the sun through as it’s already predicting the rain that will fall soon. You do realize that it’s a lot more lonely to walk around here ever after you always had a partner to work with, but your solitude is welcoming as well. 
While you keep wandering, your mind trailing off as well, rain drops already start falling down when you approach the lake that will forever hold a place in your heart. It’s very usual for you to come here. What is not usual, however, is the sound of sobbing coming with it. 
Curiosity and empathy taking over your heart, you come closer to the source of the crying, where you quickly find a young adult sitting with his knees up to his face, hiding the tears that are flowing down his cheeks. There’s such a familiar image to see, yet you don’t dare to think of the day you sat in this same spot, hoping for someone to save you. 
The boy, who you assume to be at least ten years younger than you are, is not aware of your presence at first, until you walk away from the original path to sit next to him in the bushes, almost hidden away from the world as well. The breaking branches catch his attention as his head snaps upwards, his eyes widening as he looks at you suspiciously. 
“Who are you?” he stutters, trying to wipe away the tears quickly in the hopes that you didn’t see him crying. He’s not someone who wants people to know he’s upset enough to let the tears leave his eyes, after all. Living with a neglectful, narcissistic father and an emotionally absent, alcoholic mother does that to you. Fundy’s entire life, he’s been told to just suck it up. And thus, that’s all he’s been doing. The only moments he’s ever cried, has been the moments he was alone. Whether he was sitting in his room or in the nearby park at the lake, where nobody has ever bothered him: he’s always done it alone. 
So, seeing a stranger come to him while he’s letting it all go for once, is quite new to him, to say the least. And in a way, it’s also giving him an anxiety he doesn’t recognize. 
“The name’s Y/N,” you say with a gentle smile as you hold out your hand for him to shake. When you see that he doesn’t trust you enough - which, in your opinion, only makes sense and you cannot judge him for whatsoever - you put it in your pocket again as you tilt your head at him. “I heard you crying, so I thought I’d check up on you.”
Fundy looks at you, a stranger, with expected suspicion in his eyes. You sit a bit further away from him, assuming that he's feeling uncomfortable with you being so close already, but it instead seems to offend him. He doesn't admit it though. "Fundy."
"Hm?"
"Fundy. My name is Fundy." Fundy wipes away some more of his tears and you nod at him with another faint smile.
"Pleasure meeting you Fundy. Do you come here often? You don't have to say anything if you don't want to, by the way!"
Fundy looks away from your friendly eyes. "Sometimes. Why?"
"Just asking," you say with a shrug. For a short moment, the two of you sit there in silence, until you continue. "Do you want to talk about what upset you? We don't have to, but if it's bothering you, you can tell me. I might be a mere stranger, but telling someone may help." You're not asking for his life story, of course, but to Fundy, it does seem like a burden to just tell you what makes him feel so shitty. After all, what are you getting out of this?
"Just my dad being a dick," he lets out a sigh as he looks away. "I recently moved out and he's making a big fucking deal about it." Much to his parents' dismay, he got hired at a bakery of a family member's friend he met at university. Sure, he could be doing something with his education, but he has no passion for law whatsoever. Now, he isn't passionate about baking either, but it does piss his parents off, so it is good for something. Only problem is that now that he's moved out, his father insists on visiting him and just spending time with him, something he's refused to do when Fundy was an actual child, always prioritising his job in politics over his own son.
"Parents can be a lot, can't they?" you laugh and Fundy shakes his head right away.
"That's the thing. Never has Dad paid any attention to me, but now I'm leaving, he suddenly wants to be a father. And honestly, my mother isn't any better. She's trying to change my mind too, but she's being less fake about it, at least."
"Damn, I'm sorry to hear that. I first assumed you were still in your teenager rebellious phase, or something," you joke, lightening the mood just like you attempted to do and Fundy growls, although it's not meant in a hostile way whatsoever.
"I'm in my 20s, I'm not a child anymore."
"Yeah, my bad," you laugh and Fundy smiles to himself, although he doesn't dare showing this. Fundy is still looking at you through the corners of his eyes, while you continue speaking. "You want to know something? I used to come here a lot as well, whenever I just needed to stand back and think. When I was younger, I had a couple of arguments with a friend of mine. They were honestly quite childish and neither of us were brave enough to admit we just had some problems we couldn't really deal with, if that makes sense. So, whenever we had an argument like that, I'd do the same as you: I came here and cried my eyes out. And yes, I was a teenager and a young one at that, but age doesn't really say anything, since I might as well have been an adult. Only thing is that once we both resolved those problems, or rather when I discovered that he had a hard time at home, I felt bad for him, you know?"
"What did you do after that?"
"I made it obvious that my anger issues weren't meant for him, whenever I actually hurt him in one way or another. Now that I think of it, I suppose my age did matter in this case, since I was still open to learning and growing. Or at least, a lot more than older people nowadays are." As much as your comment is meant to be taken as a joke, Fundy can find some truth in it.
"What are you trying to tell me with that?" Fundy asks, looking over at the helpful stranger that is you, and you chuckle.
"It's okay to cry and be upset, but don't let it consume you, I suppose. Life is full of surprises. I mean, that friend I used to argue with? I'm still besties with him now. One time I cried here, when I was just a little younger than you, after the death of a family member, and I met an amazing person who ended up becoming a lot more than I thought we would ever become, especially since she first was a simple stranger as well, just like me." As soon as you say that, Fundy starts repeating the words in his mind as he already starts overthinking them. The rain starts pouring down now, the sounds filling his ears and being a little too loud to his liking. You seem to notice this. As you let out a small laugh, Fundy looks away from you and you put your hand on his shoulder. It's a careful movement, probably a hesitant one as well, and you apologize softly. "What about we bring you home, huh? I have an umbrella, you can borrow it if you want to."
And there it is again. That kindness. That welcoming sweetness he hasn't seen in anyone else up till now. "Why?" he asks, almost stuttering. "Why are you doing this? What are you getting out of this?"
You look confusedly at him, surprised by the uncertainty in his voice as you're already standing up, knowing you'll get your hands dirty in the mud if you stay there for too long. "I don't think I'm getting anything out of this," you comment nonchalantly, shrugging as you already opening your umbrella, holding it above your and Fundy's head, who's still sitting in the leaves. "I mean, if God wants to reward me, I'll accept anything in cash, but I'm pretty sure that's not the case."
"I don't understand."
"You don't have to understand. Come on, stand up, before your pants get all wet and muddy." You hold out your hand for him to take, unaware of the butterflies that emerge in his stomach, and he takes it so you can help him up. "I'll just give you the umbrella, by the way. Need a shower anyway."
"You can come with me, if you want to," Fundy mumbles, avoiding eye contact and you look at him surprisedly.
"You sure? I'm okay with it, but my house isn't far from here. And I don't have the time to stay or anything, so I really don't want to make you feel obligated to invite me or something."
"No, it's okay, really."
So, after this interaction, you and Fundy walk towards his house so you can make sure he gets home safely. The entire walk to his destination, he glances at you curiously, analyzing every single detail of your face. There's a comfort to find in your eyes which he cannot explain. There's love that you are able to give; all the love that he's missed throughout his life. The love and care that his parents should've given him, but they didn't have the time nor will to even give him as much as a smile.
And you did this with no problem.
It's something Fundy doesn't think he'll ever understand, and he's too nervous to admit it to you. He's scared he'll drive you away if he tells you about the quiet feelings he's developed for a stranger, feelings which he's never genuinely felt for someone before. Maybe at school, but never this strong. Never this present. Never this loud.
"It seems like this is where our paths part, Fundy," you say with a grateful smile on your face. "It was nice meeting you. I hope your family won't be too... bothersome. May you have a prosperous and good life."
"We can stay in contact, though, can't we?" Fundy asks, thinking of reasons that could give him the opportunity to see you again, but you just laugh at that.
"I'd love to, but it's unlikely I'll actually be able to keep talking to you and whatnot. And I think that you'll also lead a busy life once you've found the job of your dreams. That, and I think that it's smarter to find friends that are closer to your age." Fundy tries to convince you, but you seem to have made up your mind. With a sigh, you put your hand in your pocket and give him a card with your name on it, along with an e-mail address. "Here. If you really need to talk to me, you can send a mail to my professional e-mail address. But please, only when it's really necessary, okay?"
"Thank you," Fundy says, disappointed, but still proud to have more of your personal information.
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The sound of the water cooking overpowers the talking of Fundy's parents in the living room, who are discussing the, according to them, 'surprising' change in both Fundy's behaviour and taste. Fundy is actually glad to have the ability to drown out their voices, already being exhausted enough without their presence. But here they are.
"I didn't know you were this much into literature, Fundy," his father shouts, the only time Fundy has ever heard him raise his voice to say something positive. "Who is this Y/N L/N, if I may ask?"
"They're a writer, Wilbur," Fundy's mother already answers before even allowing Fundy to process his father's words. "Apparently, they've helped Mr. Schlatt out with coming up with arguments for some of his debates."
"And you like this Y/N and their stories?" Wilbur asks, his forced sweetness being obvious to Fundy. After the young adult puts some tea in the cups and carries it to the living room, avoiding his parents' eyes, he hums. "You support Schlatt too?"
Fundy shrugs. "I prefer staying out of politics, actually," he states, sitting down in the couch with his own drink. Sally scoffs and Wilbur simply lets out a sigh.
"That's not at all like your father," she simply comments, taking a sip of her drink while reading through some of the pages of one of the books you've published, before going to the last page to get some more information on you.
"Writing books is more like a part-time job they have," Fundy explains plainly. "That's not what they make most of their money with."
"I assume that they're not involved in any politics either?" Wilbur asks with a raised eyebrow and Fundy shakes his head. "Of course not. Quite a shame. Maybe I would've had the pleasure to have a debate with them."
"Well, Schlatt is one of their closest friends, so," Fundy starts, but he's quickly interrupted by his mother.
"How's your job going?" Fundy falls silent. He hasn't told them yet. He hasn't told them yet about how he got fired due to his lack of decent work. According to his boss, he'd always get distracted or get too late or come too tiredly.
"You've made too many mistakes, Fundy," his boss had told him. "I'm sorry, but I'll have to let you go until you've pulled yourself back together again." Even if his words were meant at first, after Fundy's anger outburst towards him, he knew that he could never come back. Niki, the friend who also happened to be related to his boss, explained how Fundy gave the man a broken nose, which was pretty serious. She said that the likeliness of him ever working there again was close to non-existent, but that she could look for a better job soon, if he wanted to. Fundy refused, however. Maybe it was the realization that no matter how many jobs he'd find, he'd always fail. You are on his mind 24/7, after all, and he's find something that he can do without failing, which is being there for you, even without your knowledge.
But that's nothing with which he can make money, so he just hopes he can get some financial support of his parents when he needs it. "I got fired."
While Sally's neutral facial expression falls to that of disappointment, Wilbur just bursts out laughing. "I told you you shouldn't have chosen that career path? They don't appreciate the people with our intellect and intelligence there, son. It's way better to go for a job that fits your personality more."
"I'm not going to join politics, Dad," he mumbles and Wilbur simply rolls his eyes with a grin. Their parents keep talking with him, pretending as if they've always had a close relationship, but Fundy can't ignore the distance that he feels between him and them. The emptiness he feels when talking to them. An emptiness which he can fill, if only he had the guts to go to the person who made him actually feel loved.
When his parents finally leave again, he locks the door and feels tears pushing against his eyes, but he keeps them in. He really doesn't want to cry today. No, not now. Today is a special day, after all. It's been a month since he met you, an event which both led to a possible escape and unexpected tragedies.
He goes upstairs where he grabs his notebook, which is filled with all kinds of things related to you. There are photos he found on the internet, the card with your contact info, information he found online, etc. He knows your exact age, along with your birthday, but unfortunately he hasn't been able to discover as much as he wanted to.
One of the first things that upsets him quite, is that he cannot find too personal information about you. He has no idea where you went to school or who you live with, only that you have a pet of whom you make photos and put on a private account online, which he follows. He also knows you're pretty close with the politician J. Schlatt, who is in a relationship with Quackity, so it's unlikely that you've ever been more than friends with that drunk. Besides that, he has very little information on your friends and acquaintances. He is, however, pretty sure you also know Niki, since she mentioned you once.
Second problem which he had quickly come across, was the lack of information when it came to contacting you. He only found your professional email address over and over, but he has mailed it before and hasn't gotten any answer yet. When you didn't answer the next day, he sent another one and another one and that's how it kept going. Just telling you about his day, or about how he wants to meet up sometime: he tries everything, yet you seem to be unavailable. He has even thought of returning to the park and crying his eyes out in the hope you would appear, but he hasn't found the courage yet to do that.
That's when his phone buzzes. Hopeful, he opens the social media app of which it came, smiling when he sees that you posted another picture of your pet. This time, however, it's something way more useful.
Your street. Fundy can see your street in the background.
Screenshotting the photo immediately, he zooms into the sign that tells every person to pass it what the name of the street is, and thanks to his knowledge of the place he lives in, he immediately knows what street you live in.
Looking through his window, he sees that it's already gotten dark outside. So, with his heart beating in his chest, he makes a decision. A decision which he will not be able to back down from.
He'll go to your house.
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It's not hard to tell which house belongs to you, thanks to the familiar animal lying behind the closed curtains and seeing Fundy approach already. Fundy, however, makes sure to stay out of sight. Having put his hoodie over his head, the darkness hides his face, so he is safe to jump over the fences to your backyard, which will shield him away from the rest of the world as well.
The curtains to your backyard are not entirely closed as the light goes through it, showing three happy people sitting on the couch and having dinner. Fundy gets close to the window, but makes sure to watch out, having the luck of not being in any of the people's sight. He recognizes you without even trying, but the other two women are tricky at first. The one, he discovers to be a well-known therapist, while the other's face he cannot see, thanks to her back being turned to him. After some closer looking, though, he identifies the stranger to be Niki.
Hold up, you and Niki are actually friends?
Fundy watches as the three of you finish the food and once the therapist stands up to put the plates away, he lowers to the ground to make sure he doesn't get seen. When the shadow of the woman covers the ground and gets smaller, telling him that she's returning to the table, he dares looking through the window again.
Sitting up right, he looks closely, seeing that she's carrying a box with some food inside. Is it cake? Why do they have cake? Fundy knows that it's not your birthday and it can't be Niki's either, but it wouldn't make sense for the therapist to be the one carrying the delicious food if it was hers either. What are you celebrating?
He can hear your laughs through the window regularly, and it's quite easy to tell yours apart from the giggles of the other two people present. After all, your laugh is the one that makes his body feel all warm inside, while neither of them can make him feel anything at all. When he concentrates enough, he can even hear your voices.
"To this special day of Y/N, Niki and Puffy! May we..." Puffy. Yes, that name sounds familiar. That's the therapist.
His mind wandering off, he doesn't understand what she's saying, so the least he can do is assume that they're pretty close friends. But close friends don't look at each other like that, right? They don't hold hands the way they do. Every gesture of theirs, every kiss on the cheek: it's something that he can only wish you did to him. But still, he's lying to himself, trying to get himself to believe that these people are just your friends.
But he can't do that any longer, when it's your voice that overpowers theirs. "We've known each other for so long already and I could not be more grateful for you two, so I first want to thank you for being in my life." The two women hold each other's hand when you say that, before looking at you, allowing you to continue. "Which is why I want to officially put a label on what we have, also to the public." You can see how much happiness these words give Puffy and Niki, but you are unaware of the shattering heart of a certain young adult.
Fundy watches as you sit down on one knee, clearing your throat uncertainly. "Puffy, Niki. Will the two of you marry me?"
That one sentence. That one sentence hurts Fundy more than his parents ever could have. Puffy's and Niki's happy cheers are drowned out by the high-pitched sound that fills his ears. Tears leave his eyes as he stands up with shaking legs, running out of the yard and tripping over something. Although he manages to get himself up after this mistake, it does not go unseen and unheard, unlike his sorrow.
Shot in a panic and overflown by emotion, he runs and runs. The tears in his eyes blind his sight and he quickly picks up the scent of rain and nature. He has entered the park. Still running, he approaches the lake, where he jumps into the bushes by the lakeside, at the exact same place where he was sitting when he first met you. And there, he sits down, crying and sobbing and doing everything he did that day.
Except now, there is no one to save him.
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mackerelerl · 2 years
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xxvextoriumxx · 2 years
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ALL DSMP DUOS (so far) COMPILED ONTO ON G SLIDE
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strawberryisreading · 2 years
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Sally left Wilbur for Monokuma.
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Who then ate her…
Either that or Monokuma’s wife and Sally were sisters. When she got eaten, Sally left to go attend the funeral. For some reason she never came back (maybe Monokuma ate her too?)
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simp-king-noshi · 1 year
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Hello! I’m gonna start writing. I do multiple fandoms including:
DSMP, sally face, MHA, so far
dsmp:
jschlatt
tommyinnit
dream
fundy
Wilbur soot
sally face:
sal
larry
travis
mha
deku
bakugo
dabi
shigaraki
aizawa
etc
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moonster-energy · 2 years
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Here’s my entry to a writing contest my local library is doing.
the prompt is: A fan fiction of 100 words or less
i made a Sally x Wilbur soulmate au for it :] (opinions/critique welcomed)
Matching zeros, a dream smp soulmate au.
They say however many steps you are from your soulmate are shown on your wrist. Today, mine reached 0.
"Tommy, your shoelace is untied, you're going to fall!" I called out, watching him as he ran ahead to catch up with Tubbo.
"Your arm." A female voice said from beside me, she was staring at my wrist.
"What? What about my arm?" I asked, looking at it.
"Your number... my number..." she mumbled, lifting up her wrist to show me. Her number was 0. I looked at my own wrist, a matching 0 was shown.
"Oh right... I'm Sally."
"Wilbur."
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quackitwink · 21 days
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wilbur x sally au where sally is actually a mermaid turned human and she meets wilbur and she is really awkward but knows a lot about the ocean and wilbur is like Wow im in love with you because he's autisic and is also awkward and knows a lot about certain topics and he just thinks shes also autistic. do you see my vision
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C!Wilbur Soot x Sally (romantic), Salbur x FEM!CHILD!Reader (Platonic)
Warnings: Wilbur blowing up L’manberg, nightmares, crying
[Requested]
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“What are you doing?”
Wilbur froze in place at the sound of a voice. Specifically the voice of someone he raised. Someone Fundy grew up with. His daughter. “Y/n.”
Y/n stepped inside the small stone room. She noticed all the signs inside, but her focus was on Wilbur Soot and the button that was placed on a wall in the room.
Wilbur gulped. “Okay, I will admit…Do you know what this button is?”
“Yes.” Y/n had crossed her arms and stared at her father. “I do.”
“Have you heard the song on the walls, have you?” Wilbur glanced at them. “There was a special place where men could go but it’s not there anymore.”
“It is there.” She stopped Wilbur from continuing. “You’ve won it back, dad.” She glanced at her communicator and saw everyone spamming her name, specifically her little brother, but she paid no attention. 
Y/n jumped in surprise as Wilbur yelled in frustration. “I’m always so close to pushing this button Y/n! I have been here like 7 or 8 times.” He covered the way that Y/n had walked in from, so now it was solely just the two of them. “They’re fighting.”
Y/n could hear the fireworks that came from outside. Even if they were muffled, it gave her a weird sense of security. Probably reminding her that as long as they were going off, it still meant people were alive. “You want to just blow it all up?”
Wilbur took a deep breath. “I do.”
“But dad, we fought so hard to get this place back…” Y/n quietly trailed off, trying to ignore what was really happening, her father was crazy. He wasn’t the man he used to be. 
“I don’t even know if the button works anymore Y/n. I could press it…”
“There is a lot of TNT connected to that button right?” Y/n slowly came to the realization that Wilbur was crazy. He was officially crazy and there was no way she or anyone could bring him back.
“Y/n…There was a saying… By a traitor, once part of L’manberg. You of course know Eret.”
“Yeah.” Y/n whispered.
“It was never meant to be.”
Horror spread across the young girl’s face as she watched Wilbur move his hand and press the button. “NO!” She screamed. Y/n grabbed Wilbur’s arm and with enough force, she was about to pull him back so he wouldn’t be harmed by the explosions that rang in the air.
“Dad!” Y/n moved closer to the edge that now showcased the country that was destroyed. She saw a few citizens standing there staring in disbelief that their beloved home was destroyed. 
She didn’t get to do anything as her attention was pulled back by her father, who was breathing heavily. “My L’manberg Y/n! My unfinished symphony! Forever unfinished! If I can’t have this, no one can.”
Y/n blinked trying to get rid of her tears.
Wilbur grinned and it came more manic-like and he grasped his young daughter’s shoulder, spinning her around to face him. “Kill me! Y/n, kill me! Look, they all want you to.”
She looked back and noticed the crowd was bigger than before. “No I can’t. You’re my dad!”
Wilbur’s smile faded and he soon became angry. He narrowed his eyes and began trying to pull Y/n while she fought back against him. Neither of them realized how close to the edge they were until Y/n slipped, pulling Wilbur with her.
Y/n could feel her heart beating and the wind rushing past her ears. The last thing she heard before she hit the ground was yelling and calling of her name.
Then it all went black.
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Y/n gasped for breath as she immediately sat up in her bed, her eyes shooting open. She brought her hands to her face in a panic, yet when she checked, there were no marks on her skin. No ash or soot or debris. She was alive.
Y/n’s head turned towards the door when it flung open. Standing there was her mother, Sally. Movement from behind her mother caught her eyes, and she saw it was her father, Wilbur Soot.
Y/n did the only thing she felt she could do at the moment. She began crying. What else was she supposed to do? She had never had a dream like that for as long as she remembered, most likely because dreams were kinda rare for her to have.
She felt herself being embraced by arms and pulled into someone’s chest. The scent of cinnamon and orange fill her senses. It was her mom who pulled her daughter into her arms.
Sally gently shushed her daughter, rocking her back and forth, trying to calm her kind down. She couldn’t recall seeing her beloved child like this. For as long as she remembered, Y/n had never cried, only really letting tears fall when her brother was hurt. It does sorta make sense, since Y/n vowed to protect her little brother no matter what.
Wilbur quietly moved forward, sitting down on the plush bed, slowly moving closer and bringing his warm hand onto Y/n’s head, lightly petting her hair.
A few minutes later, Y/n’s wails and sobs had tuned down to a small sniffle here and there. Wilbur had left and come back with a tired Fundy and steaming tea, setting the orange haired boy down next to his sister, and placing the hot mug on the nightstand beside the bed.
Sally kept running her fingers through the h/c haired girl’s hair. “Do you wanna tell us what happened in your dream?”
Y/n debated on whether she should tell them, but ultimately decided to just go with a blunter approach, and beg. “Please don’t leave dad.”
Wilbur’s eyes focused on his daughter, slightly confused. “What?”
Y/n cleared her throat and spoke up a little louder. “Please don't…don’t leave and start that nation you talked about with uncle Tommy.” She brought her head up and looked her father in the eyes. “I’m not being dramatic, I don’t want you to leave, stay with us.” Tears slowly started building up in the young girl’s orbs once more.
Wilbur and Sally shared a discreet look. Wilbur was set to leave tomorrow. Should he lie and tell his daughter he won’t go, but leave when she falls asleep, or comply with the wishes and stay with his loving family. Wilbur glanced at the clock in the room. It was 2 in the morning, everyone could get some sleep and then talk about it in the morning.
“Alright.” The brown haired man heaved out. “I’ll stay, and we can talk in the morning when everyone gets some sleep. I’ll call over grandpa and Tommy and Techno. Does that sound good?”
Y/n was desperate, so she would take what she could get on such a short notice. She nodded and slipped under the covers more. “Can you guys stay with us?”
Without a complaint the married couple turned out the lights and joined the warm bed.
Everyone was still pretty tired so sleep came easy, but the one question on the parents’ mind was simple.
‘What did Y/n dream about?’
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mcyt-builds-contest · 2 months
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Sally was a fish Wilbur had s*x with and later Wilbur gave birth to Fundy.
I no longer wish to be educated lmao
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riley-0u0 · 10 months
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Just got blocked by a sally x Larry shipper (I think I was blocked at least :/)after politely explaining why it’s a proship and bad. They compared Larry x sally to Travis x sally which is something not to compare because Travis had an evident crush on sally especially in his letter. it shows his religion and the cult crap when he is an adult for one suggesting he grew up in a strictly religious household, and two it shows how he thinks it’s wrong (religion wise due to his fathers teachings) in his letter! They proceeded to say my account was suspiciously named after Wilbur soot (which may I state I don’t watch anymore, and just because I like him doesn’t mean I like dream or any of the other problematic members <3) and blocked me while not giving me a chance to elaborate or apologise for possibly making them uncomfortable. Sally x Larry shippers I will never understand you, especially for the fact that you ship siblings (and no, them being ‘step siblings’ is not an excuse. It’s still Proshipping since they see each other as siblings and they are legally now siblings.)
Have a good day though, if I offend anyone I’m sorry but I’m just explaining how it’s morally wrong (if it’s a way to express ur trauma I suggest another method that won’t affect other people or won’t express how it’s basically normalising grooming for you, whatever happened to you is not ok and shouldn’t be normalised) <3
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