*Editing* Valentine Addams share some characteristics as her sister Wednesday but she was more accepting to some things. When she gets sent to Nevermore earlier than her sister, she starts to realize she's finally found a place that feels like a second home and family with new friends... but of course not everything can go smoothly. (A/N: Might need some editing again since some things still slip past me)

♜ Tyler Galpin x Fem Reader ♞ Wednesday Netflix Show ♝ No Smut, Only Angst "It's because you're the light, you're my light." • FINAL WORD COUNT: 32.64k • ꧁♚--------{♛}--------♚꧂ Y/N Light is a student at Nevermore Academy, a boarding school for those born with unnatural abilities. Some say it's a blessing, others say it's a curse, but Y/N says it's a bit inconvenient when everything she touches might just teleport into a black void room ripped from the universe. It's not guaranteed to happen every single time, but when it does, there's no telling when who or what will come back to the real world. One of the many prime examples to this inconvenience is when Y/N accidentally teleports one of the teachers, Mrs. Thornhill. She's sent to the police station for 3rd degree murder, and it takes about a week until the teacher is brought back, so the charges are dropped. This mini vacation leaves Y/N surprised with the new faces she's greeted with, Wednesday Addams and Tyler Galpin. Wednesday is looking for a monster, and Tyler suddenly has taken interest in Y/N after seeing her in his dad's office. What's also surprising is when Tyler requests Y/N to use her power on him... What is he trying to hide from in the real world that he'd resort to such a dangerous solution?

𝐋𝐎𝐑𝐄𝐋𝐄𝐈 𝐃'𝐑𝐎𝐂𝐇𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐑, has always avoided humans. Avoided attachments, avoided everything that reminded her of the life she'll never have. At Nevermore, she is the girl cloaked in silence, hidden behind a parasol, watching the world but never stepping into it. But when she meets Isaac Night, a boy who refuses to let her disappear into the dark, Lorelei begins to question the rules she's lived by. He doesn't see her as fragile or monstrous-he sees her. And for the first time, Lorelei wonders if her voice matters... if love, laughter, and life aren't just human dreams, but something she's allowed to claim for herself.