Steveharringtonstory Stories

Everyone in Hawkins knew King Steve. Dani Hagan knew Steve Harrington. As Tommy Hagan's sister, she's spent her entire life around him-long before the popularity, the parties, and the crown Hawkins High put on his head. She knows the version of him that no one else seems to see. So when Steve starts becoming someone she barely recognizes, Dani is the only one willing to call him out. "You're better than that." What she doesn't expect is for Steve to start believing her. A story about growing up, breaking reputations, and the girl who knew Steve Harrington before he was ever King.

This isn't going to have the Stranger Things scenes and stuff like that simply because that's a lot of work. But I will do my best to put in as much of the characters that I can.

When Krystal Waters first moved to Hawkins, Indiana, her expectations of finding friends were very low. But, on her first day of high school, she surprisingly made quite a few, and even reconnected with an old one. Krystal was finally enjoying the small town and all it had to offer, when bad things start to happen. Not only are friends lost and trust is broken, but horrible secrets are revealed that end up breaking everyone. When she's left with nothing, how will Krystal cope? How could she stay in this town when all she did was ruin it? And how could someone who became close to her so quickly suddenly become a stranger?

Hey guys, I might try to update this book later on in the future, but for now, it is on hold and incomplete. Being twins with Billy Hargrove and having a crush on Steve Harrington is difficult. Even more difficult? Becoming pregnant with Tommy Hagan's kid while the world is in danger and being part of a group that needs to stop it. **there is abuse from the dad** **slight cursing and mention of sex** **I DON'T OWN ANY OF THE STRANGER THINGS CHARACTERS OR THE MAIN PLOT**

This is a collection of all the stories I write about Steve Harrington. For my stories, I mostly use a female reader but some of them can be read as gender-neutral. I really hope you enjoy this and if you do, let me know.