Imagines, one-shots, and requests for Colston Loveland Some are soft, some are angsty, some get a little messy. Imagines marked with * include smut. Each post will include content warnings and either a summary or the original request, just so you know what you're getting into. I'll usually add a few photos to help set the vibe too. Requests are open! Just know they might take me a minute-I'm working through a few right now and I also take requests over on Tumblr. Tumblr: mrs-delaney.tumblr.com

𓏲 ๋࣭ ࣪ ˖. 𝐏𝐨𝐬𝐭-𝐒𝐮𝐩𝐞𝐫 𝐁𝐨𝐰𝐥. 𝐀 𝐧𝐚𝐦𝐞 𝐝𝐫𝐨𝐩. 𝐀 𝐧𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐭𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐜𝐡𝐚𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐬 𝐞𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐲𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠. Joe Burrow was supposed to keep his head down, answer some polite questions, and move on. But when chart-topping musician Riley Carter shows up on set-and he's caught reacting in real time-things take a turn. What starts as a viral moment turns into something else entirely: a private connection that spans hotel rooms, time zones, FaceTime calls, and everything fame makes harder. But when their quiet romance becomes impossible to hide, Joe and Riley have to decide if love is worth the spotlight. 「#hide」 「#joeburrowxfem!oc」 ୭˚. ᵎᵎ All Rights Reserved | mrs-delaney.tumblr.com

Imagines, one-shots, and requests for Joe Burrow Some are soft, some are angsty, some get a little messy. Imagines marked with * include smut. Each post will include content warnings and either a summary or the original request, just so you know what you're getting into. I'll usually add a few photos to help set the vibe too. Requests are open! Just know they might take me a minute-I'm working through a few right now and I also take requests over on Tumblr. Tumblr: mrs-delaney.tumblr.com

⋆｡°✩ she's worked for the bengals since his rookie year. she's been in love with him for just as long. he doesn't realize he's in love with her-until it's almost too late. ✩ years of yearning, one stubborn heart, and a love story that finally finds its way home. ⋆｡°✩ mrs-delaney.tumblr.com

✨ What happens after the ending you thought was final? ✨ Some connections don't stay buried, no matter how deep you try to push them. Some people leave marks that never really fade, even when the love seems like it's gone. And sometimes - in the cities that hold all your history - you look up and there they are. The one you've been trying to forget. Joe and Riley's story didn't end when they thought it did. It just went quiet. Through anonymous gifts and careful distance, new hair colors and old wounds, they've both tried to move on while still carrying pieces of each other. But now? The walls they've built are cracking. Because some things - the way he still feels like home, the way she still makes him forget how to breathe - don't just disappear because you want them to. 💔 The sequel to Hide is about what it means to love someone twice. To rebuild trust from nothing. To choose each other again, knowing exactly how much it can hurt. 💔

Joe Burrow is trying something new: being seen. Not Joe Burrow the quarterback everyone knows-but Joe the person. The one who reads philosophy books, thinks about more than football, and is finally ready to show a little more of himself. It's strategic, his team says: attend events, do appearances, offer glimpses of his real personality. Give the media something so they stop digging for everything. Y/N Y/L/N has always been seen-maybe too much. Fourteen million followers know about her bipolar disorder, her endometriosis, her therapy breakthroughs, her bad days and good ones. She built an empire on radical honesty because hiding almost killed her once. Authenticity made her famous-but it hasn't made love easy. Every partner adored her when she was shining. Every partner left when she wasn't. When she meets Joe at the Met Gala, neither knows who the other is. He's just a guy with a cufflink problem. She's just someone kind enough to help. A brief, genuine moment-before the chaos pulls them apart. Six months later, at the GQ Awards, they meet again. This time they know exactly who the other is-and that spark wasn't imagined. He's learning to be open. She's spent years living that way. He's realizing that being seen doesn't mean being consumed. She's learning that privacy isn't dishonesty-it's protection. They're not opposites; they're two people meeting in the middle. This is a story about timing, growth, and connection-about what happens when you meet someone right as you're both becoming who you're meant to be.

✨ Some love stories have a beginning, a middle, and an end. Theirs has an after. ✨ Joe and Riley fought for this. Through breakdowns and breakthroughs, blocked numbers and baby grand pianos, a dog who refused to sleep alone and a tattoo that made sure nothing was forgotten. They chose each other twice. And now they get to keep choosing. Found isn't a single story. It's the collection of everything that comes next. Punk shows in dive bars. Grammy nights without each other. Sunday mornings with Barbie between them. The quiet ordinary they never got to have, and the extraordinary they can't seem to avoid. Because the hardest part was never falling in love. It was learning how to stay. And the best part? Turns out it looks like this. 🤍 A companion collection to Hide & Seek. One-shots, bonus scenes, and the life Joe and Riley are building on the other side of everything that tried to break them. 🤍

He's twenty-nine. He has the city, the career, the house with the bigger bathroom and the better light. He can give her almost anything. What he can't do is be seen with her. She's twenty-two. She teaches second grade, does her master's at night, counts the cost of a flight to a friend's birthday out loud with the girls. She posts her dinner because the pasta was good - and doesn't think twice about the hand in the corner of the frame, the bracelets everyone with a fan account already knows. He thinks twice. He's been doing the math since the night they met - twenty-nine, twenty-two, looking for the number that makes it okay - and he's never said it out loud. Not to her. Not to his parents, who still don't know she exists. So when the story goes up and his phone lights up, the math comes out the only way he's kept it. At her. Like it's hers to carry. She already knew this night was coming. She's been bracing for months.