one shots/imagines - TAKING REQUESTS!!

georgie cooper x y/n 🏈(young sheldon)

Georgie cooper x y/n..

Y/n walked into the bustling cafeteria of Medford High School, feeling a mix of excitement and nerves. It was just an ordinary day, but something extraordinary was about to happen. As Y/n searched for an empty seat, their eyes locked with Georgie Cooper, Sheldon Cooper's older brother. Georgie had always intrigued Y/n with his laid-back charm and mischievous smile.

Feeling a sudden rush of bravery, Y/n decided to approach him. With a deep breath, they walked over to Georgie's table, where he was surrounded by his friends. Y/n tapped his shoulder gently, causing him to turn around with a quizzical expression.

"Hey, Georgie. Can we talk for a moment?" Y/n asked, their voice filled with both apprehension and curiosity.

Georgie looked slightly surprised but gestured for Y/n to take a seat next to him. His friends exchanged puzzled glances, and one of them playfully nudged Georgie before walking away. Y/n and Georgie were left alone, surrounded by the hum of conversation and the clatter of trays.

"What's up?" Georgie asked, leaning back in his chair and giving Y/n his full attention.

Y/n hesitated for a moment, their heart pounding in their chest. They gathered their thoughts, trying to find the right words. "I've noticed you for a while now, Georgie. And... I think I have feelings for you," they finally confessed, their voice barely above a whisper.

Georgie's eyebrows shot up in surprise, and a slight blush crept onto his cheeks. "Really? I never would've guessed," he replied, a mixture of disbelief and curiosity in his eyes.

Y/n chuckled nervously, grateful for the lightness Georgie brought to the conversation. "Yeah, it's true. I just wanted to be honest with you. I couldn't keep it to myself any longer."

Georgie leaned closer, his eyes filled with genuine interest. "I appreciate that, Y/n. I've always thought you were cool, but I never knew you felt this way. I guess I've been blind."

Y/n smiled, feeling their nervousness slowly fade away. "It's okay. I know we're different, but that's what makes things interesting, right?"

Georgie nodded, his lips curling into a thoughtful smile. "You're right, Y/n. I've always admired your uniqueness and intelligence. Maybe we could give this a chance?"

A spark of hope ignited within Y/n's chest as they nodded eagerly. "I would love that, Georgie."

From that day forward, Y/n and Georgie spent more time together. They would study together, go for walks in the park, and have long conversations about their dreams and aspirations. Y/n discovered that Georgie had a hidden depth, a sensitive side that he rarely showed to others.

One sunny afternoon, as they sat on a park bench under a blossoming cherry tree, Y/n couldn't resist sharing a secret. "You know, Georgie, I've never kissed anyone before."

Georgie's eyes widened in surprise. "No way! You're telling me I get to be your first kiss?"

Y/n blushed, feeling a mixture of shyness and excitement. "If you want to, that is."

Georgie leaned closer, his hand gently cupping Y/n's cheek. "I'd be honored."

Their lips met in a gentle and tender kiss. It felt like a magical moment, the culmination of their feelings for each other. Time seemed to stand still as they savored the sweetness of their connection.

When they finally pulled away, Y/n's heart was racing, and Georgie had a wide grin on his face.

"That was amazing," he whispered, his voice filled with affection.

Y/n smiled back, feeling a warm glow inside. "Yes, it was. I'm glad it was with you, Georgie."

Their journey together had only just begun, but in that moment, they knew they had found something special. Love had a funny way of bringing people together, and Y/n and Georgie were ready to explore the depths of their connection, hand in hand.

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(700 words)