He doesn't realize what his feelings are for a while so he ignores them.
Between trying to save everyone and the Brenda and Teresa thing, he didn't recognize that you were his only right choice for a painfully long time.
At the Safe Haven on the night of Newt and Teresa's deaths you decide to ask if he needs anything at all. When he realizes that he just wants you to stay, he finally sees that he's in love.
Hurt/comfort.
Despite how happy he can be, you just sense that there's something off a while into the Glade.
After asking if he was okay one night, he doesn't know how to react. He doesn't answer you as he stares at nothing.
As you go to leave because you figured he wanted space he quietly asks you to just stay with him.
So you do. Because you would always be there to help in any way you could.
The undefined relationship.
There's something there, and you both know it. You just won't acknowledge it.
You'll do everything that couples do but never say it outright.
You'll dance around it until Chuck sets you two up, because he's tired of nobody doing anything about the obvious feelings.
Easily an enemies to lovers trope.
You just didn't like his attitude, and he just didn't like you. He kept saying it was weird that there was a girl in the Glade which started a rivalry.
Then, you reconnect in the Last City. You realize that you missed each other even if you hadn't thought about it before you locked eyes.
You discover you both have a lot in common and slowly but surely fall.
"Touch him and die."
"Touch her and die."
When he first showed up to the Spring the girls were suspicious of him. Before you even knew him you would defend him.
When you get to the Scorch he's quick to be by your side and make sure you're okay. You're the first person he'll look out for when something dangerous comes your way.
No matter where you are you're both constantly falling deeper and deeper in love while keeping each other safe.
My favorite thing about J. Jonah Jameson is that he just hates Spider-Man. He supports mutants and doesn't hate enhanced people. He's not racist, sexist, homophobic, or transphobic. He just hates Spider-Man. And I'm half convinced that he's faking for the publicity.
He'd probably get pissed if he hears someone hating on Spider-Man for being enhanced.
"Spiderman isn't a menace because he can climb walls! He's a menace because he's climbing walls without a license or safety equipment! He's setting a bad example!"
"I just want you to know that you that your identity as an enhanced person is valid. Your identity as Spiderman is trash."
He doesn't realize what his feelings are for a while so he ignores them.
Between trying to save everyone and the Brenda and Teresa thing, he didn't recognize that you were his only right choice for a painfully long time.
At the Safe Haven on the night of Newt and Teresa's deaths you decide to ask if he needs anything at all. When he realizes that he just wants you to stay, he finally sees that he's in love.
Hurt/comfort.
Despite how happy he can be, you just sense that there's something off a while into the Glade.
After asking if he was okay one night, he doesn't know how to react. He doesn't answer you as he stares at nothing.
As you go to leave because you figured he wanted space he quietly asks you to just stay with him.
So you do. Because you would always be there to help in any way you could.
The undefined relationship.
There's something there, and you both know it. You just won't acknowledge it.
You'll do everything that couples do but never say it outright.
You'll dance around it until Chuck sets you two up, because he's tired of nobody doing anything about the obvious feelings.
Easily an enemies to lovers trope.
You just didn't like his attitude, and he just didn't like you. He kept saying it was weird that there was a girl in the Glade which started a rivalry.
Then, you reconnect in the Last City. You realize that you missed each other even if you hadn't thought about it before you locked eyes.
You discover you both have a lot in common and slowly but surely fall.
"Touch him and die."
"Touch her and die."
When he first showed up to the Spring the girls were suspicious of him. Before you even knew him you would defend him.
When you get to the Scorch he's quick to be by your side and make sure you're okay. You're the first person he'll look out for when something dangerous comes your way.
No matter where you are you're both constantly falling deeper and deeper in love while keeping each other safe.
i was playing scrabble and i had a B, U, R, G, E, and R and i thought “aha burger, one who burgs, but my mom will never accept that as a word” but then i remembered burger is actually a word
I once was playing and put down ‘cow’ but in my mind I was saying it so it rhymed with ‘crow’ and I told my friend that it might not be a real word but I’m playing it and he can’t stop me and he looked me right in the eye and said it like how ‘cow’ is supposed to be said and I was so mad at myself I nearly flipped the board.
say what you will about the prince caspian movie but that moment where susan almost falls and peter looks at caspian and sees him all worried and you can see the cogs turning in peter's brain like "hold on... you--" and it's never mentioned again until the last scene because there's a literal war going on
As he himself reminded you often, Tony Stark was a philanthropist. He worked with and founded many charities that focused on a multitude of causes— from children’s illnesses and women’s shelters, to refugee rescue and education for adolescent girls in developing countries. He worked with domestic organizations that dealt with raising awareness of police brutality toward people of color, worked with political groups to further a more liberal agenda, and, oddly enough considering how his father minted cash, he often joined the millions of people fighting for stricter gun regulation.
And, of course, in the most Tony Stark fashion, that meant countless charity galas at the crown jewel of Manhattan, the big ugly Avengers Tower embellished with an “A” the size of Gibraltar. Which, in turn, led to your purchasing of a number of gowns you would likely never wear again and would have likely never purchased in the first place had you not joined the rankings of the world’s mightiest heroes.
You did, however, enjoy the drinking, the gussied-up and liquored-up Avengers, and the way the world seemed to have peace just for a few hours to let you all take breaths of relief. The music was always good and the catered food was never half-bad, plus Steve always invited war vets three times your age that jokingly attempted to flirt with you and Natasha miserably— after all, there could be nothing more amusing than Steve profusely apologizing for and proceeding to kick-out an old, wrinkly man with skin almost a ghostly shade that tried to refer to you in the least offensive terms available to him for “your kind.”
YOUR WRITING OMG-- I was wondering if you could write a like unexpected first kiss in a tense moment with Sam? You write him so well!!! There's so much depth but also fun just like him!!! You really bring him to life!
Shelter.
Sam Wilson || word count: 731.
» this is a million years late and I'm sorry, honey. But thank you for your request, I love you, I hope you enjoy this silly thing.
warnings; fluff, (a plot twist?), poorly edited.
She’s having a hard time controlling her breathing.
She tries her best to keep her steps light, hoping not to give away where she is. She rounds the corner to an empty hallway and she feels like screaming because her mind can’t seem to come up with a place to hide. She looks back as she moves down the hallway, ready to make a run for it if she’s found.
She tries twisting the knob to the first door on her right but it doesn’t budge.
“Fuck,” she grunts.
She keeps moving down the hallway and she has to swallow a scream when the door she’s thinking of trying next opens on its own.
She feels her entire body turn to liquid when she finds the world’s warmest brown eyes staring back at her. Sam puts his index fingers on his mouth, asking her to be quiet, and closes his other hand around her wrist, pulling her inside.
They keep their eyes fixed on the door for what feels like forever, trying their best to keep their breathing steady, to be quiet as they hold hands in the small space as if there was even a chance to lose each other in the dark.
She inhales sharply as she hears steps coming down the hallway. Sam’s hand closes tighter around hers, reassuring her, but puffing out his chest and squaring his shoulders, readying himself for anything.
They hear the rattling of a doorknob before they keep moving, stopping right outside their door. It’s dead silent before their doorknob rattles too, both of them holding their breath until it stops, and the steps keep on moving down the hallway.
She doesn’t see it properly —the darkness heavy in the small confinement, the only light coming in through the cracks of the door—, but she can feel Sam relax next to her.
It’s only when they stop staring at the door and try to look at each other that they realize how close they are. She can feel Sam’s breathing fanning her face, the warmth of his body, she can hear him swallow thickly.
“You think it’s safe to get out now?” She whispers, and Sam can feel the way her mouth moves around the words.
“We should give it a minute,” Sam whispers back, “just to be safe.”
She nods, and Sam’s breath hitches when her nose bumps into his. She places her hand on his chest, biting down on her lower lip to suppress a smile, Sam’s racing heart loud under her palm.
They’re not sure who moves in first but it doesn’t matter — it doesn’t matter if she’s grabbing fistfuls of Sam’s shirt that will leave a crease on his clothes, and it doesn’t matter that he’s closing his hand around the back of her neck, messing up her hair. It doesn’t matter that they’re still hiding, the cramped-up space feeling even smaller and stuffy now that their blood pumps faster in their bodies, heating their faces.
All that matters is the tiny sigh that Sam swallows as their mouths meet, and the taste of chocolate cake still lingering in Sam’s tongue. The way they try to get closer, closer, closer, and are so wrapped up in each other they completely ignore the rattling of the doorknob once more, barely pulling away when the door finally swings open.
“When did hide and seek turn into seven minutes in heaven?” Sarah practically shouts over the growing noise outside, her face the perfect in-between surprise and panic.
“Since now,” Sam grunts back, laughing at his sister’s face and stretching out to slap her hand away from the doorknob. “If you don’t leave us alone, we’ll take back all of Cass’ presents.”
Sam sticks his tongue out to his sister and shuts the door again, the darkness and quietness embracing them once more. And even though the bubble has burst, the promise of something great remains.
“We have less than a minute before they find us again,” Sam warns, pressing his mouth against her with urgency this time, boldly, pushing down his laugh to be able to kiss her a third time, and a fourth and fifth.
Sam thinks that this is by far the best birthday party that’s been celebrated at the Wilson’s. And it doesn’t even matter if it’s not his birthday because he got the greatest gift of all.
Hear me out, I'm sorry but I really need to let this out. I loved All Of Us Are Dead, it's the only zombie piece of media I enjoyed (No I have not watched Train to Busan). Despite showing how the characters coped and survived, it also had romantic subplots centering on the main characters and honestly...it was the weakest part for me. Before you hate on me, hear me out first. Let's start with...
1. Lee Su-hyeok and Choi Nam-ra: These two are the ones whose romance develops first and to be honest I just didn't see the chemistry. Yes, they were sweet in all of those moments when they were 'dating', but how it develops is my problem. We first see Su-hyeok asking Nam-ra out on a date, despite having the exact moment before that be the teacher scolding Su-hyeok for not listening when Nam-ra was reciting in class. Now, I hear you right now, "Just because they have a crush on them doesn't mean they should always listen to them in class", and yes, that's true. But the thing is, I wouldn't be complaining if that wasn't the only interaction we got between them right before Su-hyeok asked her out. It makes it seem out of the blue, no reason why he's into her, just...he likes her. And then after that, during the apocalypse. The most we get out of them before the confession is just...them fighting zombies and Nam-ra leaving a note for Su-hyeok to come to the broadcasting room. There is also no indication that Nam-ra liked him too until the confession. As much as I don't wanna take the side of the fandom whose probably just there for the yaoi, Su-hyeok really just has more chemistry with Cheong-san. At least they flirted a bit. Also, Su-hyeok has no personality besides being athletic and being a simp and Nam-ra had no personality besides being lonely until that one scene where they were in Yangdong. Basically, they were all the other had going for each other.
2. Lee Cheong-san and Nam On-jo: And now we go to the ones who had actual chemistry. At least Cheong-san and On-jo had some good footing for their relationship. I would've honestly shipped this if it weren't for On-jo. The way she just treated Cheong-san the whole time before he confessed was just kind of horrible. She was his childhood friend yet she acted like he never even had a prominent role in her life. When I-sak died, she acted like she had no one when Cheong-san was literally just right there ready to comfort her. Before he confessed, he has protected from the fucking zombies yet she only cares about Su-hyeok. But I have to admit, after the confession it started to get cute. I particularly liked the 'we'll talk after this is all over' thing. But still, Cheong-san deserves better, this is why he's the only protag I genuinely liked out of the main four. It has less problems with development unlike the former couple, but it's still sort of problematic.
Bonus:
Jang Ha-ri and Park Mi-jin: I know it, you know it, we all know it, these two are the best couple. It's literally just enemies to forced allies to lovers and it's glorious. I might be biased because it's wlw but seriously their chemistry was the best. In the span of presumably maybe 4-5 days compared to the two that had known each other since they were children, they felt like a more believable couple. All of their interactions were so funny, it was just...I'm sorry but I can never stress enough how much I love these two. That scene where Mi-jin was trying to practice archery was just everything to me. The small smile Ha-ri gave to her was so adorable and omg these lesbians are literally what made me watch the show in the first place I love them so much.
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