Dylan O'Brien imagines

Other Fish (Stuart)

"A strip club? really?" You asked.
"Their are male strippers too stop whining." Nick said.

You looked at Stuart for support but he was on his phone AGAIN. You sighed.

"Thanks for the back up, Stuart." You said sarcastically.

He had isolated himself in his own world. Both annoying and cute.

"I'm gonna go I'll hear all about it tomorrow at work." You sighed and walked out when no one even listened.

Stuarts POV:

'Alright tonight is the night. Focus Stuart. Focus. Alright maybe just one more time. My speech had to be perfect. Alright so start with hi. Then can we talk and finally tell her your speech of how much you love her. Alright Dear -' My head was lifted up. My eyes flipped from my phone to some girls bra. My jaw dropped.

"That's a better view isn't it? Here 10 pound you can put in there." Billy smiled.

I got uncomfortable, but did it. After she left I realized we were in a strip club and that (Y/N) wasn't there anymore.

"Where is (Y/N)?" I asked Nick.
"I don't know." He said enjoying the view.
"What if she is off with some guy?" Stuart asked.
"Stop whining and enjoy there are plenty of fish in the sea." Billy smiled.

I lost it.

"I don't want other fish!" I had never raised my voice.

Nick held me back.

"Why not?" Billy asked.
"Because when I'm with (Y/N) other girls are just that. Other girls! Why don't you get that!?" I was really mad.
"You need a break." Nick said and guided me out.

I took my phone and called her. voicemail. I tried again. Voicemail.

"Somethings wrong. I can feel it." I said.
"Sure." Nick said.

I started walking to her house and I kept calling. Straight to voicemail. so her phone was off. I arrived at her house. There was a light coming from her room.

"(Y/N)!" I tried.

She didn't hear me. There was a tree that leaded to her balcony. Of course there had to be a balcony and my fear of heights. I gathered all my courage and tried to climb the tree. I was doing okay. I looked down and that was my biggest mistake. I screamed out of fear. (Y/N) came out of her room.

"Stuart!" She yelled.
"Hi." I said terrified.
"What are you doing?" She asked.
"Besides hanging in a tree? I was worried about you." I confessed.
"Why?" She seemed rather mad.
"Because I called you and when you didn't reply I was scared that you might of left off with someone else or that something had happened."

She blushed a bit.

"Come over here you doofus." She giggled.
"I would but I'm too scared." I confessed.
"Really?" She asked.

I nodded.

"Climb down I'm opening the door for you." She laughed.
"Can you bring a ladder as well?" I was not moving.
"I'll come and get you." She smiled and got in the tree.

I shut my eyes and I was scared.

"Stuart?" She asked.

I peeked and saw her sitting right behind me.

"Stuart, I've got you, just turn around." She begged.

I turned around and looked into her beautiful eyes.

"Hey." she smiled.
"Hi." I smiled.

She took my hand. I stepped closer.

"I think you are really brave Stuart." She smiled and stepped back.

I followed foot by foot, until we were safe on her balcony.

"I'm not that brave." I sighed.
"I believe you are." She smiled.
"Maybe I am." I smiled confident.

I kissed her quickly on the lips. She just blushes.

"I'm sorry." I said.
"I'm not." She smiled and kissed me.

I kissed back and wrapped my hands around her.

"Hey Stuart, I think this is your personal record for longest time not to use your phone." She joked.
"Because you are more important than my phone." I said .
"Really?"
"Really." I smiled and kissed her again.

"I wanted to tell you that I love you for quite a while now. So here I go: (y/n), I really really like you. In fact I might love you." I said nervous.

"And I love you, Stuart." She smiled.
"Will you be my girlfriend?" I asked.

She pretended to think about my question and then smiled.

"Yes I'd be honoured to be your girlfriend." She smiled.

I kissed her again and her lips felt so right on mine.