Wednesday one shots

Wednesday - Oblvious

Backstory- You had liked Wednesday since she got to Nevermore and became your roommate. She now has a mystery crush.

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//// Y/n pov ////

I was looking everywhere for her. Nowhere to be found.

I tried talking to Wednesday earlier about rearranging our dorm so we would have more space, but when I went up to her she closed her eyes and took a sharp turn, walking in the opposite direction.

I took that as my hint to leave her alone.

Most people didn't get that with Wednesday. She needed to be alone sometimes, and I respected that as much as I could.

But she usually seemed to enjoy being around me. I always felt like somehow I was the exception to her coldness.

I knew why she was acting so weird lately though. She had a crush.

She often let me read the novel that she was working on. It was very painfully obvious that the main character was her.

In her novel, the protagonist had just begun to form a crush. But they couldn't tell them for fear of letting their guard down.

It hurt that Wednesday liked someone, but I was glad she was finally beginning to open up.

But when I asked her about who she liked she replied "Don't be ignorant Y/n. It's just a character in a book. I had to make it interesting somehow." 

But I knew better. I had been trying to figure out who she liked for days. But I had come up with nothing. She shunned almost everyone that tried to talk to her.

I mean the only friends she had in this school were me and Eugene, and I don't even count because we're roommates. She has to get along with me.

I went into our dorm, seeking to talk to her about our room some more. I had learned to drop the subject of her infatuation.

She ended up being on the balcony. No cello. No typewriter. That was odd.

I quietly closed the door behind me and went to sit on my bed to read my book. As I said, I was better off leaving her be.

I had gotten a few chapters in when she entered back in through the window. She didn't even notice me until I spoke up.

"Are you alright? You looked kind of deep in thought."

I watched as her spine straightened out and her shoulders tensed. She refused to be startled or scared, so her version was more of a tense-up.

"What book are you reading?" She said, shaking off my question.

"The Catcher in the Rye. You didn't answer my question."

She huffed and turned around.

"If I knew I was walking back into an interrogation, I would have stayed outside."

"Not an interrogation. Just a question."

"I'm fine. Thanks."

"Good. I was meaning to talk to you about rearranging the room by the way. For space. And to mix thin-"

"You really are oblivious aren't you?"

I bookmarked my spot and shut it. I then slowly looked up to make eye contact with the Addams girl.

She looked comfortable for once.

Having your crush as your roommate was beneficial. Especially with Wednesday. I got to see her in something other than her usual dress or uniform. She looked almost relaxed in her black crew neck and sweatpants. Her hair was out of her braids, going down her shoulders in long black waves.