Phone call ☎️ Steve ➝ Nancy
Nancy: A smile spread across her face, even though he couldn’t see it. “And you’re my king Steve Harrington.” It was true, he’d made he into the person she was today and after everything they’d been through together she knew she wouldn’t be the same without him. “Babe, it’s okay,” she whispered into the phone. She knew the others just wanted their chance to talk to their loved ones too. Nancy was still going on and on about the skirt when Steve breathed her name. “You want a private show? Should I bring a pair of pom poms with me to give you the full experience. You’re going to have to put a sock on the door and tell your roommate to stay away for a few hours,” the corner of her lip rose into a devilish grin. She knew she shouldn’t tease him like that but sometimes she just couldn’t help herself. “I’m going to hold you to that Steve. There is no leaving me now.” Nancy laughed softly, after everything she knew either of them were going anywhere. “You’ve gotten pretty good at it! I don’t even worry about you getting hurt trying anymore. When’s your next game? I’ll come up and /cheer/ you on. If you sneak back in after dinner, I promise the climb will be worth it. — See I was hoping my Mom would have enough wine at dinner that she’ll be too tired to check on us. We’ll have some real alone time without having to worry about any intrusions.
Steve: Even if she didn't know it the fact that she had even uttered his name and the word king gave him a confidence boost he didn't know he needed. Sure in Hawkins he might have been known as being a king. He could be the guy that could do keg stands, the guy who threw parties when his parents were away. The guy with a nice car and who had the stats that made him popular on the court and off-- it was just that here in college it was like he was at the bottom of the barrel. He wasn't king Steve. Steve was that freshman who only got to come to practice and hardly ever got play time in an actual game. He was the guy that struggled to get the decent grades he needed. He was already thinking of getting a tutor even if they weren't going to be as good or as motivating as Nancy. Pressing his thumb and index finger on the bridge of his nose he closed his eyes. His mind debated whether to really try to picture her in a short skirt and pom poms or to calm himself. "You're trying to kill me." He gulped down before he opened his eyes. Welp there went the image of Nancy in a skirt. A guy in just a towel coming from the showers made sure to erase that image. "I'll prove that you're the only one for me any time Nancy Wheeler." Before she was the one who would say her whole name but as of late he had gotten to the point of saying hers. Her complete name was just a way of him remembering her completely. The girl that had him even if she was hundreds of miles away. The only girl who could have him smiling on the phone this much no matter how grueling of a day he'd had. "It's all bout practice. And not flailing when you're trying to get up there. I'm sharing my ninja secrets with you." He smiled. "Next game? I think it's in five days or something." He knew exactly how many days but again it wasn't like he was starting the game or anything. There were seniors just waiting to be draft picks that would kill him before he ever got to start a game before him. "So no need to put a sock on the door then?" He took the jab at her for teasing him about his effective system with his roommate.















