Evan Peters Imagines and One Shots

Scrapbooks- Evan Peters

"Y/n, Pose, " Evan laughed as he unexpectedly snapped a photo of me.

I flinched at the flash as it blurred my eyes.

"What was that for, " I exclaimed.

"Well, I've started making a scrapbook of the things that make me happiest in life, " he explained, "Starting with you."

I blushed at the idea as I watched him smile at his camera. He leaned back on the park bench, nodding his head confidently.

"This is the most beautiful picture I've ever seen, " Evan proclaimed, "Come here and look."

I sat next to him and peered into the camera. It was a photo of me holding a leaf as the autumn leaves fell behind me into the lake. It was aesthetically pleasing. I loved it.

"I love it, " I smiled, "The leaves make it pop out more. They are so stunning."

"If the leaves could talk, they'd say the same about you, " Evan remarked.

"You're so sweet, Evan, " I chuckled, "Corny but sweet."

I lay my head on his shoulder and scrolled through his photo gallery. Every photo looked as if it were taken by a professional. Photography had always been a hidden talent of his. He even claimed that if he hadn't become an actor. He would have become a photographer. I don't see why he can't do both.

"How come you never continued with photography, " I asked him.

He shrugged as he threw a rock into the lake.

"I guess I never really had the time, " Evan sighed, "I'm always on set or at photoshoots. I take some pictures when I can, but the time is limited."

"Why don't you take a break from all of the other stuff to focus on photography, " I suggested, "You overwork yourself constantly and deserve a break. Maybe you should take some time to get back into a better mind frame. While on that break, you could do something you love- like photography."

Evan chuckled in response as he grabbed the camera out of my hand and began scrolling through the photos.

"I'm serious, " I looked at him,  "You've already filmed this season of American Horror Story, you've got four films that haven't been released yet, and there's enough unreleased content to keep 'Evan Peters in the critics' mouths for three years. How's a two-month break going to hurt?"

I watched him stare into the lake for a few moments.

"You know what, you're right, " Evan smiled,  "I'll sit these next few months out and try to relax, do some photography, and make some more memories."

Evan kissed my cheek and wrapped his around my shoulder as the camera flashed again.