my spark. - five hargreeves x fem! reader

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*i've made up certain things for this season, outfits for y/n and others will be provided in pictures, i still refer to y/n and five as 'the boy' and 'the girl' even though they're now aged up to 19 in the 1963 times of the show, hope that isn't too confusing!*

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a blue portal opened in the alleyway between commerce and knox, a seventeen-year-old y/n fell out.

she screamed and flailed around as she fell, holding her hands out as lightning struck out, stopping her just before hitting the ground.

she opened her eyes and stared at the concrete below her, looking at the strikes coming out of her hands and trailing them back down to the ground.

she breathed out a sigh, pushing herself up and letting her powers fizzle out.

she turned to look at the portal she spewed out of, "five?" she waited a few seconds, but nobody came out, causing her to panic.

"FIVE! DIEGO?! KLAUS?!" she yelled until the portal crackled and went away.

she sighed and turned around to look at the street in front of her, "shit."

she walked out, seeing all the children running around, teenagers going to the movies, and adults walking around on their commute to work or inside businesses.

"where the hell-" she took notice of the clothing, era specific suits and dresses, "when the hell am i?"

she walked over to a small shop that held magazines out front, grabbing one.

"october eighth, 1961?" she read the date in disbelief before checking for a location, "dallas, texas?!" she put the magazine back, "god, five, what did you do?" she sighed.

she continued to walk down the sidewalk, dodging people as they gave her strange looks.

she turned the corner and bumped into a tall seventeen-year-old blonde boy, falling to the ground.

"shit, sorry, ma'am!" the boy said as he helped her up, y/n took notice of his southern accent.

she looked up at him and it felt like the world stopped when they made eye contact.

'green eyes...just like five.'

she thought back to five and his piercing green eyes, how they'd soften when he'd look at her.

this boy's eyes did the same, as if he had fallen in love.

they stared at each other for a few more seconds before they snapped out of it.

"a-are you okay?"
"yeah, yeah, y-yeah, thank you."

the boy let go of her as they both blushed, immediately missing each other's warmth.

the boy's mother walked up along with his younger sister.

"peter! oh, dear, i'm so sorry for my son's foolishness." the mother smacked her son's head as the sister giggled before pouting, "good job, pete, you got her uniform all dirty." she teased.

the girl looked at her uniform and dusted it off, "no, its okay. we didn't see each other, its not his fault."

the boy looked at her with an eyebrow raised, "you don't got an accent. you're not from 'ere, are ya?"

the girl looked up at him then to his family members, "oh, n-no i'm from...far away." she chuckled at bit at her sentence.

the boy hummed as his sister stepped closer to inspect the image on the girl's uniform, "what private school is that?"