When pugsley first came to nevermore academy, Eugene couldn't quite decipher his emotions towards Pugsley, if it was enemies or lovers. Pugsley already knew his feelings but never understood How to deal with them. Pugsley falls first but will Eugene fall harder? 13+

Eugene is a student at Nevermore Academy. Last year he was an outcast amongst outcasts, he found himself gutted by a Hyde and severely hurt. This year, because he helped save the school he had hoped for it to be his year. However, because he owed it to Wednesday Addams he agreed to roommate with her younger brother. Pugsley Addams, they started off rough but as time went on their relationship grew. What will this lead to?

It's my first eugsley fic‚ so bare with me 🥹 i'll do my best !

This is my fan fiction of eugsley ( Eugene and pugsley)

Two boys-Eugene and Pugsley-grow from friends into lovers after a night of nightmares, rescues, and countless moments of comfort, finding home in each other's arms. Sorry for any spelling mistakes🙏 I wrote this entire thing in the car so I will be posting chapters at iraguler times until there all posted. Hope you enjoy 😁 Credit to the artist of this drawing 😁

At Nevermore Academy, chaotic Pugsley Addams and cautious, brilliant Eugene Ottinger form an unlikely bond that slowly blossoms into romance. Through beekeeping mishaps, teasing banter, and the meddling curiosity of friends‚ they discover connection and acceptance.

It was the first of September when Pugsley Addams set foot in Nevermore for the very first time. The breeze bit at his cheeks, the air thick with a strange, lurking kind of mystery-exactly the sort of atmosphere that made him feel alive. He was eager to roam the same halls his sister had, certain this place would give him better odds at finding companions... or at least people who wouldn't run away screaming. He managed to collect a few tolerances, though none he'd dare call friends-except, perhaps, his roommate. Eugene Ottinger, the small, curly-haired beekeeper who had helped Wednesday save the school last semester. Even with him, things were prickly at best. But Pugsley never backed away. There was something about the grumpy boy that had snagged his attention the very first day-like finding a perfectly preserved insect pinned under glass. And Pugsley had never been good at letting go of things once they fascinated him. (The cover was made by me!!!)