Charlie goes on Paris trip with friends, he tells Tao about him and Nick. Tao vows to be a better friend after finding out why Charlie was scared to tell him about his boyfriend. Paris trip happens, people are homophobic but he has his friends and boyfriend by his side. I was debating whether to have Aled and Sahar or have Isaac and Imogen, I decided to stick with Issaac and Imogen for plot reasons. Contains parts of the Netflix series and the comics Get your anti homophobia cheese ready Tw: Homophobic remarks, eating disorder Started on May 22nd 2022 Finished on July 2nd 2022 Daily updates! If there's any grammar/spelling mistakes I apologize and please do not point it out. Ignore it and go on with your day.

Nick and Charlie, from Alice Oseman's wonderful books and graphic novels are now in their early twenties and they are still in love. SMUT WARNING for a few chapters. I DO NOT OWN THESE CHARACTERS this is just for fun. This will include mature subject matter and language, some of which may be triggering, including eating disorders, self harm, depression, alcohol consumption, violence, car accident, trauma, and sex. It's a little fluffy, a little smutty, and pretty emotional. Thank you for reading.

Hi i've never posted a wattpad story before but i absolutely love writing and my favourite book to ever exist is Heartstopper this book will be using the characters from Alice Osemans Heartstopper series, if people start reading my story i will add an authors note saying when i'm going to post new chapters :) This spin off of heartstopper is going to be set 6 years in the future from Alice Osemans current update meaning Charlie will be 22 years old and Nick will be 23 years old. (i got the photo i used in the cover from Laura Martinez's Pinterest )

How does Charlie and Nicks relationship cope when out in the real world? Heartstopper fanfic taking place from the end of series 1 of the Netflix series. I love the comic but always wanted more from Nick and Charlie going public. THESE ARE NOT MY CHARACTERS AND THEY BELONG TO ALICE OSEMAN