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Against the Tide
pairing: Jj Maybank x Cameron!Reader
Growing up as a Cameron meant living by a strict set of rules—attend the right galas, maintain the family reputation, and, above all, never associate with Pogues. You had spent your whole life fitting into the pristine image your parents had crafted, never daring to step out of line. But everything changed when you met JJ Maybank. He was the opposite of everything you had been taught to value—reckless, impulsive, and completely unafraid of the world’s judgment. Yet, there was something about him that made it impossible to look away.
At first, it was just curiosity. You’d see him at the marina, joking around with his friends, completely carefree despite the weight of the world pressing down on him. Unlike the Kooks who only cared about status, JJ lived in the moment, unbothered by expectations. It wasn’t long before your paths crossed—an accidental run-in at the beach, a shared smirk when Rafe wasn’t looking. Then came the late-night talks on the dock, where he would tease, “So, princess, what’s it like living in that glass castle?” and you’d roll your eyes but answer anyway. The walls you had spent years building started to crack, and before you knew it, you were sneaking out just to feel his lips against yours, just to hear him say, “You’re not like them, Y/N. You’re real.”
You knew it was dangerous. If your father found out, if Rafe even suspected, the consequences would be brutal. But with JJ, you felt more like yourself than you ever had. He made you laugh until your stomach hurt, held your hand like you were something fragile and precious, and looked at you like you were the only person in the world who mattered. “I don’t care if you’re a Cameron,” he had whispered once, his forehead pressed against yours. “I just care that you’re mine.” And for once, you didn’t want to be the perfect, polished daughter your family expected; you just wanted to be a girl in love.
But secrets never stayed buried for long on the Outer Banks. The first time Rafe saw you sneaking out, he didn’t think much of it—until he followed you and saw JJ waiting for you by the docks. The fury in his eyes was enough to send a chill down your spine. That night, he cornered you in your room, his voice laced with venom. “Tell me you’re not this stupid, Y/N. A Pogue? You’re ruining everything.”
“I’m not ruining anything,” you shot back, standing your ground. “I love him.”
Rafe let out a dark chuckle, shaking his head. “No, you don’t. You just think you do. And if you don’t end this, I will.”
The days that followed were agonizing. JJ wanted to fight—he always wanted to fight—but you knew the odds were against you. The Cameron name carried power, and Rafe wouldn’t hesitate to use it to destroy JJ’s life. So, with tears in your eyes and a lump in your throat, you did the one thing you swore you never would.
“This has to end,” you told JJ, your voice barely above a whisper.
His brows furrowed, confusion flashing in his blue eyes. “What? No. Y/N, don’t do this.”
You forced yourself to look away. “It was a mistake, JJ. We were a mistake.”
The silence that followed was deafening. He took a step back, like you had physically struck him. “You don’t mean that.”
You swallowed the sob threatening to escape. “Yes, I do.”
And as you walked away, you felt your heart shatter into a million pieces.
But love like yours wasn’t meant to fade. Even as you tried to force yourself to move on, the ache in your chest remained. JJ wasn’t the type to give up easily, and deep down, you knew this wasn’t the end. Because no matter how hard your family tried to keep you apart, no matter how dangerous it was, you and JJ were like the ocean and the shore—always pulled back together, no matter how far the tide tried to push you away.
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hii,Can you make a one shot of bf!rafe x reader where she is very good friends with sarah and tells her that she is her favorite Cameron and rafe gets jealousplease,and thank you! ୨♡୧
FAVORITE CAMERON
pairing; rafe x gf!reader, sarah x bsf!reader
warnings: none
𝜗𝜚 ࣪˖ ִ𐙚 : I’m so sorry for the late upload 😭. Currently going through hell week at school and I’m on the brink of death. Anw I hope you enjoy this!!!
You were sitting on the deck at Tannyhill, the golden glow of the afternoon sun casting long shadows over the well-kept garden. Sarah had convinced you to come over for an impromptu catch-up, and the two of you were sipping iced tea while chatting about everything and nothing at once.
“Honestly, Y/N, I don’t know how you put up with Rafe sometimes,” Sarah said, playfully rolling her eyes. You laughed, swishing your straw around your glass. “He has his moments,” you teased, the corner of your lips curling.
The backdoor swung open with a creak, and speak of the devil: Rafe Cameron strolled out, hands in the pockets of his shorts, clearly fresh from whatever he’d been doing. His sharp blue eyes landed on you instantly, a small grin appearing at the sight.
“There you are,” he said, voice dripping with lazy amusement. “I wondered why it was so quiet inside.” Sarah groaned. “We were having a girls’ moment, Rafe. Take a hint!”
Ignoring her, Rafe crossed over to where you were sitting. He placed both hands on the back of your chair, leaning in closer than he needed to. His cologne mixed with the salty sea breeze made your head spin.
“What are you two talking about?” Rafe asked, his lips grazing your ear just enough to send goosebumps down your arms. “Nothing involving you, Cameron,” Sarah quipped, flicking her brother a disapproving look.
“Relax,” you joked, glancing at Sarah before looking back at Rafe. “She’s still my favorite Cameron.”
Your words hung in the air for a split second before Sarah laughed, making a dramatic fist pump. “Finally, some recognition!”
But Rafe? His reaction was priceless. His jaw visibly tensed, his brows furrowing slightly as he stepped around the chair to plop down beside you. “Excuse me?” he demanded, though there was a playful edge to his tone.
“Oh, don’t be so offended,” you teased, taking a sip from your drink, deliberately keeping your eyes forward. “Sarah is amazing.”
“And I’m not?” Rafe leaned closer, his nose nearly brushing yours. “You have your moments,” you admitted with a sly grin.
“Moments?” His voice was low and faux-wounded, though his smirk was starting to break through. “Okay, fine,” you relented, finally meeting his gaze. “You’re… second best.”
“Second best,” he repeated flatly, leaning back in his chair and crossing his arms, feigning deep betrayal. “Aw, poor baby,” you cooed, reaching over to lightly pinch his cheek. “You’ll live.”
Sarah cackled, clearly enjoying the rare opportunity to see her brother knocked down a peg. “She’s got you wrapped around her finger, Rafe. Just admit it.” Rafe shot his sister a glare but quickly turned his attention back to you. He leaned in, his hand resting lightly on your thigh, and whispered just loud enough for you to hear:
“You know I’m your favorite,” he said, his voice dripping with confidence that had your heart skipping.
Your cheeks warmed, but you refused to give him the satisfaction of an immediate answer. “We’ll see,” you replied airily, taking another sip of your drink while trying to hide your flustered expression. But judging by Rafe’s satisfied grin, he already knew the truth.
DO YOU GET DEJA VU?
PAIRING: Rafe Cameron x Established Actress!Reader. Rafe Cameron x Up-and-Coming Actress!Sofia
𝜗𝜚 ࣪˖ ִ𐙚 : first fic that I’m posting, hope ya’ll like it! 🥹
Car rides to Malibu
Strawberry ice cream
One spoon for two
And trading jackets
Laughing ‘bout how small it looks on you
The Wreck. A place that used to be full of laughter and love. Reminiscing again. Ugh, I hate this. Rafe broke up with me three months ago. Wondering why? I don’t know jack shit either. All I remember is him calling me up to Tannyhill and me leaving in shambles. It still isn’t clear to me what the real reason was. Sometimes I lie awake at night, wondering if I could have defended my side before he went all ape shit and did what he did. Would it still be me instead of her?
Her—Sofia Paloma. One of the bartenders at the Yacht Club. The new girl he’s been seen always hanging around with. Wait. Hold on. Is that Rafe? And—no. No, no, no, it can’t be. I feel like my chest just caved in. Right there, at the booth where Rafe and I always used to sit, he’s laughing. Not just laughing—laughing with her. Sofia. Laughing like nothing else in the world mattered. Like we had never even happened. It felt like someone had punched me in the stomach, and I couldn’t breathe. I wanted to disappear. I wanted to scream. For a second, I tell myself it’s nothing. Maybe it’s just a coincidence, but then he reaches out and takes her hand across the table. That’s when it hits me. Hard. They’re not just hanging out. She’s the reason. She’s his new girlfriend. She’s even wearing his jacket. The very same jacket that he would give to me whenever we went out in the middle of the night to just drive around. He would even say that he wouldn’t want his best girl to get cold. My heart sinks so fast it makes me dizzy. It’s as if the universe is rubbing salt in the wound, reminding me of everything we had. And now, she’s sitting in my place. It used to feel like it was just ours, like no one else could touch it. But now, it’s just background noise to the scene before me.
I try to breathe, but the air is too thick. My mouth is dry, my legs weak. I feel like I’m being crushed under the weight of all of it. Their laughter—his laughter—used to be mine. Now it’s hers. Everything we had is a ghost. She is the new one in the picture. The new muse.
I can’t stop the flood of memories that rush in.
Watching reruns of Glee
Being annoying
Singing in harmony
I bet she's bragging
To all her friends, saying you're so unique, hmm
Rafe had looked at me that night with that mischievous grin of his. “I’ve heard about this karaoke bar that just opened. It's called The Melody Box. It’s small, but I think you’d like it. Wanna go with me?” I look up from my phone, surprised. This is… unexpected. He never struck me as the karaoke type. Half-smiling “Karaoke? You? Seriously?" He grins back at me, leaning over the table like he's got a secret he’s dying to tell. “It’s not just karaoke. Trust me, you’ll love it.”
I hesitate. I hate karaoke. I really do. The noise, the awkwardness—it’s not my scene. But I look at his face, at the eager spark in his eyes, and I can’t help but cave. “I’ll go, but only if we can watch the entire Brooklyn 99 series after. I’m talking the whole thing, Rafe. All of it.” I teased, only half joking. He laughs, a deep, easy sound, like he’s already got it figured out. “Deal.”
That night, we ended up on his couch, empty pizza boxes scattered around us, glasses of wine in hand. It was late, past midnight, and we were still glued to the screen. I could feel myself getting lost in the show, and by the time we hit season five, I found myself laughing more than I had in weeks. Rafe was never one for getting too cozy, but tonight, it felt different. We shared jokes, quoted lines, and laughed at the same parts of the show like it was our own private comedy club.
I remember thinking, at that moment, that we’d done this before. But now, it’s like everything we shared has become a faded memory. Now, he's sitting with Sofia, laughing like this never happened.
So when you gonna tell her
That we did that, too?
She thinks it's special
But it's all reused
That was our place, I found it first
I see it in my mind first, before I even know where I am. The stretch of sand, golden and warm, rolling waves crashing softly in the background. The scent of salt in the air, the kind that clings to your skin and makes you feel like you belong here—with him.
But now, as I watch from a distance, it’s Rafe and Sofia walking side by side, their footprints marking the wet sand in a new, unfamiliar pattern. My stomach churns as I see them, the way she laughs at something he says, the way he smiles down at her like he once smiled at me. They’re standing exactly where we used to stand.
This was our spot. The place we came to when the world felt too loud, too busy. The place where we’d sit on the hood of his car and watch the stars, eating whatever snacks we brought, talking about everything and nothing.
I made the jokes you tell to her when she's with you
Do you get déjà vu when she's with you?
Do you get déjà vu? (Ah), hmm
I watch as Rafe tells a joke to Sofia. It's the same joke I told him the first night we met at The Wreck. The same joke he laughed at—one that made me feel special, like we had something no one else could understand. I want to shout, I was the one who showed you this place. I was the one who made you laugh with that joke first.
But instead, I stay silent. I watch Sofia laugh and lean into him, her hand brushing against his arm like they’ve been doing this forever. But they haven’t. I have.
Do you get déjà vu, huh?
Do you call her
Almost say my name?
'Cause let's be honest
We kinda do sound the same
Rafe’s sitting at the bar when the door to the Club swings open. I see her. Sofia. I watch him from across the room, trying not to stare. He doesn’t see me yet, but I know he’s aware of everything around him—always has been. He’s talking to one of the bartenders, laughing about something. I don’t even have to look at Rafe to know his attention shifts the second she walks in. She’s radiant, as usual—effortless, like she belongs here just as much as anyone else. She spots him right away and walks toward him with that easy confidence I remember him admiring. As she approaches, I see the faintest flicker in Rafe’s expression—surprise, maybe? Something in his face falters just for a second, like he wasn’t expecting her to show up yet.
He turns toward her, but in that split second, I swear I see it. I see his lips part, like he’s about to call her by the wrong name. For just a heartbeat, I can almost hear it—my name—ready to spill out. But then, as if he catches himself mid-breath, he corrects it. His eyes widen just slightly, and he gives a quick, nervous laugh. “Sofia! You’re here,” he says, his voice a little too light, almost like he’s trying to play it cool. Sofia laughs, unfazed. “Of course I am. I wouldn’t miss it.”
I stand back, trying to be invisible, but I feel that sting again—the one that’s always there now, lurking in the background.
She sits down beside him, oblivious, and they continue their conversation, but I can’t shake the feeling that I just saw a part of him that still hasn’t let go.
Another actress
I hate to think that I was just your type
The buzz around Sofia has grown. It’s almost impossible to ignore now. Everywhere I turn, there’s someone talking about her—whether it’s on Instagram, Twitter, or one of those gossipy tabloid sites. The latest buzz pops up on my phone screen.
“Is Sofia the New Y/N? Fans Can’t Get Over the Resemblance!”
The headline is bold, unmistakable. I don’t even have to click the link to know what it’s about. It’s one of those articles that compares her to me—like they’ve somehow decided that we’re interchangeable. Scrolling down the page, I see side-by-side photos. Me, in a dress from one of my red carpet appearances, and Sofia, looking stunning in a similar outfit at some premiere. The caption reads: "Fans can’t stop comparing the two actresses, both equally stunning, with eerily similar features."
I try to ignore it, but the more I scroll, the worse it gets. There’s a section that talks about the type of roles we’ve both been cast in, how we’ve both dated high-profile figures, how we share a certain vibe, the same public persona. There’s a pang in my chest. It’s like being erased, like I was just a stepping stone in some story that’s moving on without me. They don’t even need me anymore. They’ve found someone else who fits the mold. Another actress. Just like me.
I close the app, but the words stay with me. And the thing that stings the most isn’t that they’re comparing us, it’s the realization that I was his type too.
I'll bet that she knows Billy Joel
'Cause you played her "Uptown Girl"
You're singing it together
Now I bet you even tell her
How you love her
In between the chorus and the verse (ooh) (I love you)
It was a night much like any other. We were lying on the couch, the sound of Uptown Girl filling the room. I remember him glancing at me, a mischievous grin on his face.
“You know the words better than I do,” he teased, pulling me in for a duet. And I sang with him, even though I wasn’t a big fan of the song. It didn’t matter. What mattered was the way his smile lit up the room, how we shared something silly and perfect together. We were in our own world.
Now, it’s her. And I wonder if he sings it to her the same way.
So when you gonna tell her
That we did that, too?
She thinks it's special
But it's all reused
That was the show we talked about
Played you the song she's singing now when she's with you
Do you get déjà vu when she's with you?
I open Instagram, aimlessly scrolling. And then it hits me. There’s a video posted by Sofia. Rafe, standing in a dimly lit room, belting out the words to Uptown Girl. He’s singing it to her.
My heart stops for a second, the world blurring around me. I can’t even breathe. I watch them sing together, her voice joining his. They’re laughing, too, the same way we used to laugh.
I thought that song was ours. I thought that moment was ours. But now it’s hers. And I feel sick.
Do you get déjà vu? Oh
Do you get déjà vu?
Strawberry ice cream in Malibu
Don't act like we didn't do that shit, too
You're trading jackets like we used to do
(Yeah, everything is all reused)
Play her piano, but she doesn't know (oh, oh)
That I was the one who taught you Billy Joel (oh)
A different girl now, but there's nothing new
(I know you get déjà vu)
I walk away from the booth, the hurt too much to bear. I watch Rafe glance in my direction as I turn to leave. He doesn’t even hesitate. He stands up, excuses himself from her, and follows me. As I make my way toward the door, I hear Rafe’s voice behind me. He’s standing, a moment of hesitation flickering across his face. I don’t look back. I don’t want to, but I can feel him there, trailing behind me like a shadow. But a part of me still wonder if he ever really moved on. Sofia sits at the table, still absorbed in her phone, completely unaware. I’m sure she has no idea who I am nor does she even care, but Rafe knows. He knows everything we had.
And as he catches up to me, I want to believe he hasn’t moved on, no matter how much he insists. He still hasn’t let go of me—of what we were. And maybe, just maybe, neither have I.
WITH YOU
🪷 Reader that likes to photograph and Rafe who loves to photograph her. They are each other’s muses. These two can’t go anywhere without a camera with them. I see Rafe as a Geloy Concepcion type of guy and his feed is full of pictures he took of you.
His favorite photo of you is the one he took while you two were on a beach date. You were busy reading this new book that you picked up while on one of your trips to the main land. To him you just looked absolutely stunning, sitting there reading. Rafe isn’t one to be vocal about how he felt but he knew at that moment that he needed to tell you he loved you. The moment was just right. Nothing could be better than being with you.
for those saying drew doesn’t look good with bleached hair period… yes he does. it’s just the eyebrows this time around.. and his hair looks a bit orangey. but that’s still my man!! it’s just…
THIS.
is not THIS.
sooo.. yeah. he’s still fine as fuck though. he could still hit it raw. i’d still give him a football team worth of children. he just needs them brows tinted and to touch up the hair a bit. but ima stick beside him no matter what 🤠🤞🏻
REAAAAALLL
Thinking about IT Couple Rafe and Kook!reader who spend their days at the beach basking in the sun. They’re always being teased by Kelce and Topper (mostly just rafe) because they’re so lovesick for eachother. Whenever rafe would pilot the boat you NEEDED to be by his side with his arm around your waist.
BAE IS BACK (eyebrows on sleeeekkkkkk 😩👌✨)
this is proof that the eyebrows were the problem. 🙃
WAAAAAAHHHH wanna write for house md so bad but have no idea about medical stuff, HELP!!!!! (p.s still at s3 so some new characters are unfamiliar)
some writers here need to understand that it’s perfectly fine to take a break / leave tumblr for a while. when writing feels like a chore or an obligation and not like a hobby or something you truly enjoy anymore, please don’t push yourself and do the things you love / want instead! inspiration will always come back in needed times and no one will hold you accountable for prioritizing your wellbeing <3