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Steve has been in a relationship with Jonathan and Nancy since the week before graduation (though he's not quite sure relationship is the right word; they're something and that's already more than he ever hoped for). With them, his summer was going better than he expected when his dad first cut him off. Then Dustin came back from camp with his secret Russian code. Between the ensuing drugs and interrogation, Steve's missing pieces of his summer—he doesn't remember that he's in a relationship at all.
After Star Court, Nancy and Jonathan notice the distance Steve is putting between them and worry he's realized trying to make the three of them work is too complicated; especially when they see just how comfortable he is around Robin.
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we could call it even (you could call me babe for the weekend) by dharmainitiative
Fandoms: Stranger Things (TV 2016)
16 Sep 2022
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“Do you think it’s weird that you two never, like…I don’t know. Became friends?” Robin asks.
Steve blinks. “Me and Jonathan?”
“Yeah,” Robin says. “I mean, didn’t you guys beat up a Demogorgon with Nance that one time? It feels like that kind of experience would forge a bond, you know? Like, it would transcend all the love triangle drama, or something.”
Or: when Nancy breaks things off with Steve and Jonathan and goes to college, Steve accidentally becomes friends with Jonathan.
Just friends, though. Obviously. Anything other than that would be weird.
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“I think we should pretend to date,” Robin says.
“What?” Steve sputters.
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2022
So little tags for so many words
Ignoring the climax of the story (I wish it was pun intended) it should be entertaining.Ohhh my heart, like it’s long but it’s really well written. Yk when I tell a story with unnecessary details this is that. Like there are unnecessary details but it’s sort of endearing, and there’s so much heart and dedication radiating off this fic.
AND DEAR GOD did Steve and Robin’s friendship fuck me up.
Also poly ships like this do something to me as a bisexual.
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“Oh my God,” Nancy exclaims, softly enough so they won’t attract any nosy people. “You like Jonathan.”
She knows Steve understands her implications, watches as he squirms across from her in his seat. “So? You like him, too,” he shoots back, and it’s less of an accusation than a statement.
“It’s not like that,” she denies instantly, her default response that Steve waves off just as quickly.
“No, it’s totally ‘like that,’” he says, pointing his spoon at her and smirking now.
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04 Jul 2026
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Amusing -> accurate
It’s like stancy becomes stoncy speed run
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"I overheard you. You were talking in your sleep.”
Steve's heart fluttered nervously.
“It was a little funny at first,” Nancy admitted, her tone a mix of teasing and apologetic, “you were moaning my name and I thought it’d be kinda funny if Mike accidentally overheard you having a sex dream about his sister—”
Steve couldn’t control the guffaw that escaped him.
“But then you said Jonathan’s name. Right after mine. All in the same breath.”
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Sounds perfect
And it was, maybe unnecessarily long, but that’s still debatable.
I love how they went into Steve’s fears about being queer. They could have delved into Jonathan’s a bit better but hey it’s Steve POV that’s what you get. Nancy was surprisingly well written as was the rest of the cast. I do with there was more of an emotional confession from all of them, just to have a greater mutual understanding. But for 40k words this was really good. No where near a waste of time (not sarcasm)