The Demon and Me: A Travis X Reader Fanfic

Sleepover Part One

Two...
More...
Days...
Of...
School...
*dies*
FINALLY!!! I WILL HAVE MORE TIME TO WRITE!!!! WHOOP WHOOP!!!

Sorry... I just, really want more time to write, so I can write more. I feel like I haven't been posting enough lately. Sorry.
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Your POV:
"Travis, we're going to have a sleepover with Aphmau and the girls," I said.

Travis turned and looked at me. "Okay, that works out great because all of the guys are staying here tonight," he said.

"So, you guys are having a sleepover?" I laughed.

"No! Grown men do not have sleepovers!" Travis exclaimed.

I rolled my eyes. "-And grown men don't sleep with their favorite teddy bear from their childhood-"

"Shhhh!!! Pffft!! What are you talking about?" Travis said, laughing nervously.

I laughed, ruffling his hair. "You're adorable," I said. Then, I realized that me, Fawn, and Adrinette needed to get going. Aph wanted us there by 5:00 pm, and it's 5:05 pm now. I sucked in air sharply, making a hissing noise as I saw the clock and looked at with a nervous face. "Now, I've got to get going."

Travis got up from his seat and leaned in. "Be safe," he whispered, kissing my forehead.

I looked up at him with a flicker of confusion, then understanding. He was talking about the shadow demon that was near my house a few days ago. If I was to ever see it again, while he wasn't around, then I should stick with Laurence, Lucinda, Aphmau, Kawaii~Chan, or any other magic user that can at least put up a fight with a magical creature, even one that they can't see. I'll know if I'm being attacked by one, even if I can't see it.

I kissed Travis quickly on the lips, grabbed my backpack filled with my stuff, and walked out the door of Travis' house with Fawn and Adrienette following behind me.

As soon as the door closed, Fawn and Adrienettte's heads turned to face me, at the exact same time.

"You need to make more fanart and fanfics," Adrienette whispered to Fawn.

"Okay, I will. They're just so adorable!" Fawn whispered back.

"I can hear you guys!!!" I said, glaring at them.

"It's not our fault that you two are adorable together!" Adrienette said.

"S-Sorry, Y/N," Fawn stuttered.

"I wouldn't be surprised if you and Garroth were related, Fawn. Also, I don't mind the teasing, but can you please contain some of it?" I asked.

"Oh, we aren't teasing," Adrienette remarked.

I rolled my eyes, walking up to Aphmau's house.

"Anywaysssss, how's the essay about Lord Garte going, Fawn? Oh, and yes, I am changing the subject right now," I said.

"It's going quite well. However, I don't feel like I have an intelligent enough vocabulary for such a duty. Plus, I don't feel like my essay stands out, and will make a difference. How am I supposed to make this strike out against all of the other essays? How am I going to make this significant, magnificent, appreciable, impressive, inspiring, substantial, special, notable, distinguished, marvelous, superb, and outstanding? If I can't form the essay into a work of art, a masterpiece of words; Something that can be brilliant and mind changing, then how will the words be able to leave a mark in someone's mind, and send the words echoing in their head? How will I convince them-"