Hosie~ One Shots

The Movie Marathon

The weekend had finally arrived, and with it came the perfect excuse for Hope and Josie to indulge in one of their favorite pastimes: a movie marathon. The sun was barely up when they decided to stay in, canceling all plans and opting for a cozy, lazy weekend together.

"Alright," Josie said with a grin as she set a large bowl of popcorn on the coffee table. "What should we start with?"

Hope, already snuggled up in a pile of blankets on the couch, considered the stack of DVDs they had lined up. "How about we kick things off with 'Harry Potter'? We can't have a movie marathon without some magic."

Josie's eyes sparkled with excitement. "Good choice. We can debate which house we'd be in, again."

Hope chuckled. "You know I'd be a Gryffindor."

Josie shook her head, feigning disappointment. "I'm still convinced you'd be a Slytherin. You're cunning, ambitious, and you definitely have that mysterious vibe."

Hope smirked. "Maybe, but I still think I'd be in Gryffindor. You, on the other hand, would make the perfect Ravenclaw."

Josie rolled her eyes playfully. "Every time with this, Hope. I'm a proud Hufflepuff, through and through."

They both laughed, the warmth of the moment settling around them like a comforting blanket. As the familiar music of the Harry Potter theme filled the room, Josie nestled closer to Hope, resting her head on her shoulder.

They spent the next few hours lost in the world of magic and adventure, sharing popcorn and reciting their favorite lines. The more they watched, the more they got into the spirit of things, making silly predictions about what their lives would be like if they lived in the wizarding world.

Eventually, they took a break to grab some snacks, and Josie suggested they switch things up with a classic Disney movie next.

"How about 'Beauty and the Beast'?" Josie suggested, her eyes lighting up. "I know it's a bit of a switch from Harry Potter, but it's one of my favorites."

Hope smiled softly, brushing a strand of hair behind Josie's ear. "I think it's a great idea. Besides, I'd love to see how you'd look as Belle."

Josie blushed slightly at the compliment. "And you'd make the perfect Beast."

Hope raised an eyebrow, feigning offense. "The Beast? Really?"

Josie giggled. "Not because of the looks, of course, but because, deep down, you're just a big softie. Plus, you've got that brooding thing down."

Hope laughed, leaning in to press a soft kiss to Josie's temple. "Fine, I'll take it. Let's start it up."

As the movie played, the two of them couldn't help but get caught up in the story. When the iconic ballroom scene began, Josie sighed dreamily, her eyes glued to the screen.

"I always loved this part," Josie whispered. "It's so romantic, the way Belle and the Beast finally start to understand each other."

Hope glanced down at Josie, her heart swelling with affection. "It's beautiful," she agreed, her voice equally soft. "Kind of like us, don't you think?"

Josie turned her gaze to Hope, surprised. "Like us?"

Hope nodded, taking Josie's hand in hers. "We're different in a lot of ways, but we balance each other out. You help me see the world differently, make me believe that there's still so much good out there."

Josie's heart fluttered at Hope's words. "And you help me be brave, Hope. You make me feel like I can take on anything as long as you're with me."

Hope smiled, a warmth spreading through her chest. "I think that's why we work so well together. You're the light that keeps me going."

Josie's eyes filled with love as she leaned in closer to Hope, her voice a tender whisper. "And you're the strength that keeps me grounded."

They shared a gentle kiss, the movie momentarily forgotten as they reveled in the comfort of each other's presence. When they finally pulled away, the room seemed even cozier, filled with the warmth of their connection.

As the movie marathon continued into the night, they stayed wrapped up in each other, discussing their favorite scenes and characters, sharing memories, and laughing until their sides hurt.

Finally, when the last movie ended and the credits rolled, they found themselves curled up together, the room bathed in the soft glow of the TV.

"I think this was the perfect way to spend the weekend," Josie murmured, her voice heavy with contentment.

Hope nodded, her arms tightening around Josie. "I couldn't agree more. There's nowhere else I'd rather be than here with you."

Josie smiled, closing her eyes as she rested her head against Hope's chest. "I love you, Hope."

Hope pressed a kiss to the top of Josie's head, her voice filled with warmth and sincerity. "I love you too, Josie. More than anything."