THE HOLLAND BOYS AND HARRISON OSTERFIELD IMAGINES

Is There Somewhere (Tom Holland)

    written by:@/ nothingbutimagines

Pairing: Tom Holland x Osterfield!Reader
Warning: Cursing
Summary: Tom is seeing his best friend's little sister behind his back, since the two of them are unsure of how Harrison would react.
Author: Dizzy
A/N: Special thanks to the anon who requested this saying, "the reader being Harrison's younger sister and sneaking around with Tom? Maybe she's like 18-19."

Is there somewhere you could meet me?

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You read over the text from Tom again, debated on whether or not you could ditch your older brother while the two of you were still out shopping. and then decided on just going to see Tom.

"Hey, Haz?" Your voice caught his attention and pulled it away from the shirts he was looking at.

"Yeah?"

"Is it okay if I go? I totally forgot I was supposed to meet up with a friend." You lied.

"Yeah, sure. I'll just text Tom and see if he wants to hang out." Harrison said, causing you to panic slightly.

"You can't."

"Why can't I?" Harrison was now fully facing you.

You were his little sister, only a few years younger and even at 20 and 18, he could still tell when you were hiding something up your sleeve. You, he always joked, could be read by him like an open book and this was one of those times.

"Because he's ill, remember? He was coughing up a storm yesterday." You replied, shifted awkwardly and bit the inside of your lip.

Harrison saw your tell, the way you stood and the way you bit your lip. He could tell you were hiding something from him, but what it had to do with Tom, that he couldn't quite figure out. He's ran through the scenario of you and Tom sneaking off a thousand times, but neither you nor Tom gave any hint that you were dating, so he brushed it off.

But now, after two months of you dating Tom, you seemed to be hiding something from him and he could tell even if he was unsure of what you were hiding.

"Oh, right." Harrison nodded, shrugging your odd behavior off. "Go on and go, I'll meet you at home? Maybe we could watch a movie when you get back?"

You smiled widely and hugged your brother quickly. "Thank you, Haz. I will definitely want to go see a movie. See you at home."

And with a finally departing phrase, you were on your way to see Tom.

Meet me at the corner of McKinley and Saint John. You texted Tom quickly as you made your way down the street.

Is that where you want me to pick you up?

You read Tom's reply and shook your head as if he was there while you walked to the corner you spoke of.

No, I want to go to the old cinema and see a movie.

Okay...But we never go to the movies.

Well, I thought we'd change that since we never go on casual dates.

We watch movies at home all the time.

No, movies are playing in the background and we're making out. Totally not the same thing.

I'll meet you there in ten minutes, okay?

Okay.

You shoved your phone into your pocket as you made your way into the old cinema, the lights dancing about you as you were became surrounded by the chatter of people around you.

"Can I help you?" The girl at the counter asked you.

"Yes. Can I get two tickets to see Star Wars?" You smiled softly.

You received your tickets and paid for them before you took a seat on the bench and waited for Tom.

He arrived not long after, approaching you with a large smile.

"Hey, babe. You ready to go in?" He asked, helping you up off the bench.

"Yep. Guess what movie we're gonna watch?"

"Hmm... let me guess, Star Wars?" He guessed, only to receive a nod from you. "Of course, predictable."

You shoved him playfully. "I am not predictable."

"You are very predictable."

"Am not."

"Are too." Tom laughed at your childish antics. "You and Haz have been my best friends forever. I know you all too well."

You pecked his cheek quickly and intertwined your hands as you two got you concession snacks and walked into the theater.

"You're pretty predictable too, you know." You said softly. "I know you like the back of my hand."

"That's why we're so good together," Tom explained, "because we both know the other well and we just fit together."

Tom removed his hand from yours hand wrapped his arm around you as the movie began.

You cuddled close to him, watched as light sabers clashed and characters fought. You felt happy and content, up against Tom like you used to sit with boys on your high school dates.

In the midst of Tom pressing a kiss to your head, the door to the theater opened slowly, caused you to turn around at the sight of light flooding into the half empty theater and gasp at the sight of who you saw.

Harrison walked into the theater, another friend of his in tow.

"Psst. Tom." You whispered softly. "Harrison's here."

"Like here in at the cinema or here as in he's in this room?" he whispered back.

"The latter."

"Oh, crap." Tom sighed. "Don't worry, he probably won't see us."

Just as Tom finished his sentence, Harrison took a seat next you and turned to you with a lopsided smile, looking much like the time he caught you out with a boy your mother hated very much.

"Hello, Y/n, Tom." He whispered with a nod.

You two said nothing in response, just as Harrison said nothing the rest of the film. You wondered throughout the duration of the movie, if Harrison knew you'd be here or if he showed up purely by chance.

Your question, however, was answered much sooner than you expected because Harrison spoke up as soon as the credits rolled.

"When were you going to tell me that you were dating Tom?" He asked you.

"I don't know. I just thought that you wouldn't be happy about it, since he's your best friend and all." You explained, glancing down at your lap.

"I'm- I'm not mad that you're dating Tom, I'm actually quite glad you're dating him, you deserve a good guy like him. No, I'm not mad by that, but because you could've told me about it for fuck's sake. You're my little sister, I just want to know you're okay."

"I'm okay. I'm fine, Haz. I'm sorry we didn't say anything."

"You're welcome, Y/n." He smiled and pulled you into a side hug before looking at Tom. "But if you hurt her, you're getting ten times more pain from me than what you give her."

"Yeah, yeah, I know. You're her older brother, you say shit like that." Tom laughed.

"I mean it, Tom."

"I know you do."

"Like, I really really mean it."

"Oh shut up, mate. We know you wouldn't hurt a fly." Tom laughed. "Now, can Y/n and I get back to our date? Alone?"

Harrison laughed. "Sure thing. I'll see you at home, remember?" He asked you.

"Of course, Haz."

"Take care of her, man." He told Tom.

"Don't I always?"