Online wenclair|| Takes place after Episode 8 of season 1.

This takes place after episode 8 of the Wednesday series !! [spoilers] Wednesday starts having feelings toward Enid that she's never experienced. Does Enid have those same feelings? Enid tries to get Wednesday out if her shell and she slowly starts getting more comfortable with her. Fluff, drama, spice, very very small chance of smut (there is none in the story right now.) Includes some swearing. (This is my first time don't be afraid to give me criticism!!)

𝑗𝑢𝑠𝑡 𝑠𝘩𝑢𝑡 𝑢𝑝 𝑎𝑛𝑑 𝘩𝑢𝑔 𝑚𝑒, 𝑎𝑑𝑑𝑎𝑚𝑠... based on the hit Netflix show. A collection of both humorous and emotional interconnected short stories revolving around the budding relationship between Wednesday Addams and Enid Sinclair. Content Warning: - Sexual Content - Themes of Depression - Trauma - Mentions of Suicide and Self-Harm. Reader Discretion is Advised.

Enid felt like she could never be close enough, even when they were just inches apart Wednesday had to have noticed because her breathing hitched, Enid was too close but Wednesday reached out and traced the light pink scars on Enid's face Both girls eyes were darting between each other's lips When they unconsciously moved in closer, neither really noticed. Their breath was intermingling Enid knew it, they were going to kiss.. Except. --------- This story takes place directly after the hug scene. It will follow both Enid and Wednesday's POVs, a story through two perspectives! This is my first fanfiction! Book achievements: #10 in newwriter tag #60 in lesbian tag #7 in Wednesday tag 80k reads!?!?!

Emma Myers has been working for the Operative for about four years. They're a clandestine group of spies working as a part of MI6 to manage matters of country security. This is the only job Emma's ever known, and she's one of the best. Over the years, Emma's heard the whispers of the League, a dangerous group of assassins that seem to run opposite the Operative in terms of goals and outcomes. What Emma never expected was that she might find herself closely tangling with one of the league's best, Jenna Ortega. They keep crossing paths, but then one day, Jenna just disappears and goes dark. That is, until she shows up in Emma's hotel room, suddenly needing Emma's help.

In the year 1724, Astrid was branded a sinner and hanged by her own village---not for witchcraft, but for loving someone she was never meant to love. As the noose tightened around her neck, she didn't beg. She cursed. With her final breath, she promised the town their cruelty would rot from the inside out. They buried her in an unmarked grave deep in the woods, hoping time would swallow her memory. Three centuries later, Natalie is barely surviving. Miserable, exhausted, and raising her little brother alone, she finds herself breaking under the weight of a world that has never been kind to her either. One desperate night in the forest, standing over a patch of earth she doesn't know holds a secret, she whispers a plea to anyone who will listen. Something answers. From the forgotten grave rises Astrid---no longer the helpless girl they hanged, but something far older, darker, and unfinished. Bound by a curse and drawn to Natalie's pain, Astrid must decide whether to use her second chance for vengeance... or for something dangerously close to love.

After a tragic accident leaves Jenna Ortega missing and without her memory, she builds a new life as a celebrated, mysterious barista in Miami. Five years later, her former fiancé, Emma Myers, arrives in the city with her new partner, Hunter, only to find the ghost of the woman she once loved. Though Jenna is a stranger to her own past, her soul remains unchanged-she is still the same keen observer who notices the smallest details. As Emma chooses to leave her stable life behind to win Jenna back, the two embark on a journey of "first" dates. Through the language of small things-a specific blue paint, a hidden letter, and forty-four eyelashes-Jenna's memories begin to fracture the walls of her amnesia. The story concludes with Jenna returning to their old home, realizing that while she may have lost five years, her heart never truly left the Deep Space Blue kitchen. The two eventually marry, proving that even when the mind forgets, the heart keeps the receipts.

Brilliant but rigid history professor Dr. Jenna Ortega and charismatic, chaotic anthropology professor Dr. Emma Myers are long-time academic rivals forced to share a tiny, one-bed Scottish cottage during a summer research fellowship. As close quarters melt their professional defenses into mutual, secret yearning, a misunderstanding over a letter makes Jenna flee back to her university, heartbroken. Realizing she can't lose her, Emma hijacks Jenna's packed freshmen lecture hall, publicly confesses her love by "challenging her thesis," and the two rivals finally reunite in a dramatic on-stage kiss.

When Jenna Ortega, an anonymous, bestselling romance novelist writing under the pen name "LadyViper," shares her green umbrella during a sudden Manhattan downpour with Emma Myers, a famous voice actor deeply guarded after being constantly exploited for her fame, an organic and electric connection is born. Meeting again through mutual friends at a housewarming party, their bond deepens from late-night diner conversations to fragile intimacy inside a living room blanket fort, all while Jenna desperately struggles to finish her latest manuscript and confess her secret identity before a massive, upcoming blind cover reveal in Times Square. The truth inevitably shatters Emma's fragile trust, leading to a devastating confrontation where Emma fears she was just character research for a bestseller, but after Jenna abandons her anonymity and runs out into a torrential storm to prove her love is real, Emma meets her amidst the flashing neon lights of Times Square, choosing to drop her own emotional shield so they can finally write a genuine, unscripted reality together.

Enid Sinclair is a lycanthropy who believes everyone is equal in her eyes. Wednesday Addams is a psychic who hates everybody except for her own family. When Larissa Weems decides to change a rule that sparks a controversy between the Nevermore students, Wednesday's peace is met with a disturbance from her new, giddy roommate, who takes a liking to the weird Addams. How will Wednesday survive bunking with a werewolf she dislikes?