college - sapnap×reader

chapter 6 - vs

! quick psa : i recently found out that sapnap doesn't feel comfortable being called by his real name so i wanted to respect his wishes and i'll be referring to him as sapnap from now on,, same goes for the rest of the creators and their ign (excluding george & jack) :>

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the vacation was coming to a close, along with the happiness you got from it. it'd been fun, spending all day everyday with the boys, learning their (somewhat gross) habits and humor. sometimes quackity would chew on his fingernails, and dream would make disgusted or annoyed faces without meaning to. george played with the hem of his white and black shirts, no other colors and punz would run his hands through his hair, or shake his head, or position his hair. it was like he always had to be touching his hair or the world would implode.

jack manifold confused you though. he was rarely with the group, off doing this own thing or calling one of his british friends. you had tried to make conversation, but he would get red and end the interaction quickly. you didn't like to admit this, but it fed your ego, the way he acted so shy around you. schlatt was the same. he would try to be involved in the group, but stayed silent a lot. he definitely fit the description of tall, dark and handsome, and the mysterious touch to him did something to you. you wanted to find out his personality, his likes, his deepest, darkest secrets.

contrary to their calm, incomprehensible personalities were dream, george and quackity. they were extroverts, and gladly so. their characters shone from every word that came out of their mouth, and through every action. dream was more of a covering your eyes and asking 'who's there' type of extrovert. he would make dumb jokes that were so bad you had to laugh, and always made you feel safe and included. even when he was deep into a conversation with george, usually about minecraft, he would ask you questions and ask your opinion. he made you feel valid and present. quackity was the joker. anything he said instantly drew laughs from your stomach, along with everyone else's. george was in the middle. he could be super funny and super inclusive, but mostly he cringed at all the awful jokes dream would make, and scream at the slightest inconvenience.

punz and sapnap... they were a whole different breed. they were pretty mysterious, but upfront about things in their life. they were shy, and would gladly sit in the corner in a room of people they didn't know, but they also were the center of attention in a room of people they did know. their personalities were full of contradictions, which was hard to figure out. hard to read. they were unpredictable, which made them extremely hard to generalize.

in your brain, people were organized into boxes of their most prominent good personality trait. for example; punz and george could be categorized as caring, and schlatt as nonchalant and unconcerned. from there, they could be sorted into most prominent bad trait. dream could be classified under too serious sometimes. this helped you memorize people's personalities and what to say vs what not to say around them to avoid conflict. strange? yes. effective? definitely.

you liked organization. it calmed you and made you feel put together. a worst case scenario in your mind was not knowing everything about someone so you mess up and the whole friendship just blows up in your face. of course, that's not how it works, but your 'what if' personality crept its way into daily activities.

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sunlight streamed through your open window. along with the almost ethereal beams of light, came the soft breeze. hints of rose wafted down, gracefully merging with the teakwood candle burning in the corner of the room. in the distance, children yelled, their cackles laced with the delight of basking in the sun echoed, bouncing off the roads, houses, leaves and into your ears. you were trying to take in as much of it as you could, because time was slowly passing, drawing your parting with this house closer with every tick on the clock.