Mileven One-Shots

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Eleven's POV.
I stormed into the Byers house after being dragged from momma and trapped in the car. Mike was left behind. He doesn't know his way back home.

"Why didn't you tell me where you was going?" He asked me. He seemed angry.

"I wanted to see momma. You wouldn't let me!" I yelled.

"Hey!" Joyce comes out and looks to us. "What's happening here?"

"El went to see Ives!" Hopper told Joyce.

"I wanted to see momma. I wanted to tell her I was safe!" I yelled again.

"Look! Your mom isn't in her right mind right now. She wouldn't know the difference. Your wasting your time." Hopper said.

"No! I got through to her. I spoke to her in my mind." I told.

"Well, you know.." he froze. He was out of words. "Look it's dangerous. You're not meant to go that far out. I told you to stay here! What didn't you understand about that?" I stayed quiet. "Go to your room!" I stormed off and slammed the door by force, behind me. I sat on my bed and begun to cry. Will came in and hurried over to me.

"I'm sorry El!" He apologises.

"Why you sorry?" I question.

"I told Hopper you was going to see your mom. I'm sorry! I was worried." He said. Suddenly the door opened and Joyce came in.

"Will! Can you give me and El a moment." Will looked at me. I nod and sit up as Will leaves the room. Joyce comes over and sits down next to me. "I'm sorry about Hopper. But you know how worried he was." I nod.

"I wanted to see momma. If I told you and Hopper he would stop me from seeing her." I told.

"I know that but it would of been okay to let us know. I would allow you as long as they're was someone with you." Joyce said.

"Mike was!" I spoke.

"I know sweetie, but I mean an adult. Me, Jonathon, Hopper." She says. "He'll be fine, he just needs to calm down and he'll come and speak to you about her." I shake my head.

"No!" I answer.

"He'll agree things with you. If your patient you'll get to see your mom again." Joyce said. I took her words in and thought. Maybe if I agree with him, he might help me get momma back to her normal state.