- Jake Sully X Reader (Avatar The Way of Water Fan-Fiction) -
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After losing Neytiri in battle against the resurfacing of the Sky People, Jake Sully was left to fend for himself and his 4 kids, along with the threa...
- Italics: (Na'vi language, or Metkayina sign language, and Jake's inner thoughts)
A/N: To start off, thank you tospiderssocorrofor helping me find a name for the mc's spirit sister :,) It is such a special part of the book and I really appreciate it so thank you! 🤍
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After Norm and Max left the village, you and the Sully's eventually returned to how things used to be. Well, for the most part. Lo'ak stayed within the village, although you were sure he continued to visit Payakn unnoticed. Neteyam continued to hang out with Ao'nung and Rotxo normally. Tuk had now made tons of Metkayina friends her age in the village and spent her days hanging out with Tsireya, even if the young Sully continued to be adamant on you joining her and her new friends very soon.
You had been spending a lot more time in the Sully's tent than your own. The kids always insist on you staying over, and even if Tuk always believed it was a regular sleepover, Kiri, Neteyam, and Lo'ak always hoped it'd push you and their dad together. Not spending time in your tent was lessening the pain more and more with each passing day, and part of you wished you could stay with the Sully's forever. It was always so much fun and you never spent a bad time with them. It felt like home now.
As for Jake, you continued to be by his side. He didn't want to be alone after everything that's happened, and somehow, you always knew exactly what to say whenever an inconvenience came up or his mind was sent into a negative spiral of turmoil, continuously thinking that he could do much more to keep problems from rising. But you kept reminding him that the kids are teenagers, and they are bound to have bumps along their way. Granted, even if Kiri's problem wasn't much of a teenager problem, you were always sure to remind Jake that she was okay. She was alive. Awake. And albeit a bit more quiet recently, she was alright and it would not happen again. You always managed to bring back Jake back down to Earth, in the more ironic sense of the way. You'd tried many countless things to help Jake get his mind off what was getting him so worked up lately.
You'd taken him on ilu and Skimwing rides, watched the sunset and eclipses together, walked through the forest behind the village and talking about anything that came to mind, and at times, you two just sat together by the beach in comfortable silence. Sometimes that was exactly what he needed, and it was like you could tell exactly what he was thinking and feeling without even him saying anything.
