Sky, a (now second-time) highschool senior, is having to repeat senior year due to partying way too much. She lives on her own in a shitty apartment, her parents kicking her out the second she was 18. Sky has no real hobbies, no real goals, and aside from the people she did drugs and drank with, no real friends. She doesn't really give a shit about herself, which is clear to anyone who meets her, Eddie Munson being no exception. Sky and Eddie meet unexpectedly a couple nights before the first day back at school, and it's not all that memorable... until Sky realizes she hasn't stopped thinking about this mysterious man since they met that night. Little does she know, Eddie, and her new found friends, are going to change her life for the better, helping her see that she actually does have friends and hobbies, and is worth giving a shit about. Follow as Sky Jacobs and Eddie Munson fall in love, and help each other reach their goals, along side all if their amazing friends. • Many parts, but each one is pretty short. 18+ ONLY 🔞 graphic descriptions of sex & BDSM, drug and alcohol use, smoking, mental health issues, brief mention of self-harm, violence and injury, mature language Chapters with 🌶️ contain smut.

Eddie and Terra are best friends and have been for years. When Terra's ex-boyfriend Myles, who absolutely shattered her heart 2 years ago, comes back into the picture, Eddie can't help but become a bit protective. Terra has the great (and reckless) idea that she and Eddie should pretend to date so her ex lays off until he loses interest again. The challenge? Trying not to blur the lines between the roles they're playing and reality... Or are they really that different after all? Follow as Terra Fiore and Eddie Munson figure out if they really are just best friends, while navigating the shit storm that is Myles Carver. - *This fanfiction doesn't follow the events of the show and only uses the settings and characters from 'Stranger Things'* 18+ ONLY 🔞 mature language, mild violence, smoking, drinking, drugs, graphic descriptions of sex