My version of those two missed days

[English version] Without even a hint that Hopper was still alive, after his efforts against the Russians and the Upside Down, Joyce moved to California with her children and Jim's young adopted daughter, Jane. Even though she was far from Hawkins, the vivid memories of her prolonged coexistence due to the incidents with Hopper were still so bright in her mind that she felt a little suffocated to the point of remembering her rebellious adolescent phase. Jane, looking for her blue bracelet given to her by her father, ends up finding a box from the Byers girl, full of teenage junk. However, three things caught his attention: a sports team shirt, certainly from that American Football, some photos of a group of friends (mostly of a tall boy smoking and a girl at his side with long black hair), as well as like Eleven's, and finally a cassette tape. Intrigued, she asks Joyce about these objects. Byers didn't expect that everything he lived through was still in the back of his closet, not taking long to tell his story to the girl.

[English Version] - It brings back good memories. - He shot while looking away momentarily, receiving a question as an answer. She sighed before continuing, there wasn't as much anticipation as she remembered. - Divide my cigarettes between... - The fifth and sixth period. They completed in unison, this attitude made a big smile appear on Jim's lips and a glow of contentment in his eyes and he continued with the same reaction to continue the speech. - Yeah, under the stairs... - He looked up at the lady of his thoughts. - Mister Cooper caught us once, remember? He said "Hey Babacas" - He thickened and dragged his voice trying to make it as similar as he could to the boy's voice, - And we ran, we just ran - She laughed, in front of all the situation they went through. Would it have been different if they were never friends? Neither of them wanted to test the theory, they just needed each other's company. Just a cigarette and your safe havens.

[English Version] "A letter to my favorite birthday girl." - Jim Hopper "Destiny wanted us to find each other, in the same stanza and in the same class, in the same verse and in the same sentence". - Paulo Leminski.

[English Version] "Friends don't look at each other that way" is a phrase that haunts Joyce Horowitz far more than death itself. It is something profound, but superficial at first sight. Jim Hopper has been her best friend since she was a child, there is no room and even less desire to break something so beautiful that this relationship is. If hanging out as friends is the only way to get the blue pair over the brown ones, then I'd gladly do it.

[English Version] Jim Hopper has always been told that the poor city girl is crazy, uninhibited and troubled. He was always told that it's madness to submit to a friendship with her, "leave her there, at the bottom of the well, before she takes you with her" That's what her neighbor used to say. Fuck everything. The boy's best decision was his motto; "Fuck it all" and glad you followed your motto, a friendship with Joyce Byers was the best decision of your life.

[English Version] Beach, summer, a party and teenagers with sex hormones coming out in a flaming trail, what can't go wrong? Hopper convinces Joyce to go to the California beach with him, a great deal of resistance was required before the offer was accepted. Spending time with the girl is something the guy loves the most, but spending hours with Joyce Horowitz in another sense is wonderful. Sun, booze and no parental observation is begging for a wild party, don't you think? [+18]

This is a compilation of VERY sexy Jopper one shots. Each chapter is a different one shot. I'll always be adding more. Please feel free to send me requests for one shot ideas for new chapters! Reposted from my ao3 account. https://archiveofourown.org/users/EmilyDStrangeWriter

This book is about Sabrina Byers. She grew up with her abusive dad Lonnie Byers who has told her that her mother (Joyce Byers) has died. He sends her to a boarding school to get rid of her but then things are starting to happen. Will Sabrina ever find out that her mother is still alive?

Joyce is emotionally drenched and ready to give up. Her son is officially pronounced dead and she thinks that she is going out of her mind. Someone helps her, someone saves her...again.Someone who truly loves her