Various Females X Male Reader Oneshots

Nani Pelekai (Lilo & Stitch)

The Hawaiian breeze was warm as you approached the Pelekai house, the familiar sounds of laughter and the distant crash of waves filling the air. It had been a long day at work, and you'd stopped by to visit Nani, knowing that spending time with her, Lilo, and Stitch always helped you unwind. You’d become close friends with the Pelekai family ever since you moved to Kauai, and though your life wasn’t nearly as hectic as theirs, you still found comfort in their company.

When you reached the house, you spotted Nani outside, struggling with what looked like a broken surfboard. Her dark hair was pulled back, and she was focused on the task in front of her, her brow furrowed in concentration.

"Need a hand?" you called out, making your way toward her.

Nani glanced up, wiping her forehead with the back of her hand, and smiled. "Oh, hey! Yeah, this thing’s been giving me trouble all afternoon. I thought I could fix it before Lilo and Stitch get back from the beach, but it’s not looking good."

You knelt down beside her, inspecting the board. "It’s seen better days, huh?"

She sighed, leaning back on her heels. "Tell me about it. I’ve had this board since high school, and I’m not ready to let it go yet."

There was something about Nani’s persistence that always impressed you. Whether it was raising Lilo, keeping up with work, or dealing with the antics of Stitch, she always pushed through with a determination that never seemed to waver. You admired that about her— not that you’d ever tell her outright. Nani wasn’t the type to enjoy flattery.

"Maybe it’s time for a new one." you suggested, though you knew that wouldn’t sit well with her.

She shot you a look, half-playful, half-serious. "Don’t even start. This board’s got history."

"Alright, alright." you said with a chuckle, grabbing a tool from her toolkit. "Let’s see if we can get this thing back in one piece."

As the two of you worked together, the conversation shifted to the usual topics— Lilo’s latest school project, Stitch’s mischief, and Nani’s busy life trying to balance everything. It amazed you how she managed to juggle so much responsibility, and yet, she never complained about it. Well, not seriously, anyway.

"You know," Nani said, pausing for a moment. "I don’t think I’ve had a full day off in... forever." She let out a laugh, but you could hear the exhaustion underneath it.

You nodded, glancing over at her. "I don’t know how you do it, honestly. Between Lilo, Stitch, work— it’s like you never stop."

She shrugged, wiping her hands on her shorts. "I don’t really have a choice, do I? It’s just part of being the responsible older sister. But sometimes, it gets a little overwhelming."

"I can imagine." you said, understanding the weight she carried. "You’re doing a great job, though. Lilo’s lucky to have you."

Nani looked at you, her expression softening slightly. "Thanks. I know I don’t say it much, but I appreciate the help. Even just hanging out like this— it makes things easier."

You smiled, feeling the sincerity in her words. "Hey, that’s what friends are for, right?"

"Yeah." she agreed, nodding. "It’s just nice to have someone around who gets it. Someone who’s not constantly blowing things up or causing trouble." She laughed, clearly referring to Stitch.

"Speaking of trouble." you said, glancing down the road. "Where are those two, anyway?"

"They’re supposed to be at the beach." Nani replied, standing up and stretching. "But with them, who knows. I’m just hoping Lilo doesn’t come back with another experiment."

You both shared a laugh, the image of Lilo and Stitch dragging home another alien creature all too believable. Life with them was never boring, that was for sure.

Just as you finished tightening the last screw on the surfboard, you heard the sound of running footsteps. Lilo and Stitch appeared, both covered in sand and beaming with excitement.

"Nani! We saw the coolest sea turtle!" Lilo shouted, running up to her sister. Stitch followed close behind, babbling something incomprehensible but equally enthusiastic.

Nani bent down to Lilo’s level, listening intently as her sister recounted the day’s adventure in vivid detail. Despite her earlier fatigue, Nani’s face lit up as she interacted with Lilo, her love for her sister evident in every word and gesture.

You watched from the sidelines, smiling at the scene in front of you. This was the heart of the Pelekai family— chaos, laughter, and an unshakable bond. It was the kind of life that always reminded you of what truly mattered.

As Lilo and Stitch continued their excited ramblings, Nani glanced over at you and smiled. "Looks like we’ll be hearing about sea turtles all night."

You chuckled. "Could be worse. At least it’s not an alien invasion this time."

"True." Nani said with a mock sigh of relief. "You sticking around for dinner? I’m making fish tacos."

"Wouldn’t miss it." you replied, knowing that a meal with the Pelekai family was always an experience in itself.

As the sun dipped below the horizon and the island was bathed in the warm hues of twilight, you realized how much you cherished moments like these. Life wasn’t always easy, but here, surrounded by friends who felt like family, everything seemed a little brighter.