in which, the new girl falls for the teacher's pet.

"Maybe it's not about the happy ending. Maybe it's about the story." Millie Brown and Finn Wolfhard are finally living their happily ever after. After all of that happened, they are still the same, dealing with their diversity and their stubborn attitudes. They always fight, and sometimes they would even kill each other. She would call him a manipulative asshole, and he would call her an annoying brat. But the love they have for each other is endless, like their tale. And day by day, it grows stronger, like a rose blooming in the spring. (Sequel/Collection of one shots of the book Beauty and The Beast.)

"hold me closer, tiny dancer!" ( mileven au. ) ( mature audiences. )

dogs are man's best friend, but for mike a dog simply serves much better as a wing-man ♡

isn't it amazing how a person who was once just a stranger, suddenly means the world to you? (pure fluff) © mad 2019-2020

mike & el hate each other. always have, always will. at least that's what they both believe when the two make a bet that might just change that ☼

Bad press is still press.

"Sometimes is the princess who kills the dragon and saves the prince." In order to pay her father's debt, Millie Brown is urged to work as a housemaid for Finn Wolfhard, a powerful business man; he's spoiled, selfish, and unkind - and with a terrible past he doesn't want to reveal. He hates her: she is inferior and he is meant to marry another high society girl. He just cares about himself and he appreciates solitude. She hates him: he's an arrogant prince who doesn't know how to be kind and respectful to other people. She dreams of living an adventure like the heroes in her beloved books. In sum, they can't stand each other. But what if she taught him how to love? [Completed, 15.09.2019]