Topgunmaverickfanfic Stories

Reader is a terrible pool player. Jake "Hangman" Seresin teaches them they just need the right partner. Warnings: Cheesy, terrible writing, (I have no idea what this turned into, it's not what I planned) A/N: This started off as one thing and sort of took off into its own thing. Not the best thing I've ever written, but clearly it wanted to be written. Also know very little about pool, so if these details are wrong - I would love to know!

When you find yourself in the hospital fretting over a friend, the last thing you expect is a chance at love. One handsome doctor, some shitty hospital coffee, sickles, snowflakes, and a shark is apparently all you need.

bradley 'rooster' bradshaw and (y/n) 'jewel' mitchell have been dating since their days at top gun. after (y/n)'s mom dies in an aircraft accident, rooster is stationed in baltimore and asks her to come with him. she says no to stay with her dad so she and rooster break up. almost three years later, (y/n), maverick, and rooster and all asked to come back to top gun to teach a special top gun summer program. (y/n) and rooster are reunited again and start their romance back up again. but as they're dealing with teaching the next generation of pilots and avoiding a disapproving maverick, will their romance become too much? **pretty cheesy and sweet**

You're on the beach because it's what your little sister wanted for her bachelorette party. One day, you can manage, right? You're not expecting to stumble right into the woman who could can change your outlook on beaches that day. But with Natasha Trace, maybe you're starting to see nothing comes close to the golden coast.

Natasha Trace is used to being marveled and stared at. She's the only woman in her flight class. For the most part, the staring only leads to occasional requests to join the remainder of her cohort for drinks at the nearest bar to base. She always refuses. Her COs have enough to say about her without resorting to the usual criticisms of her gender, which going to a bar would garner. But Natasha's only human. When she seeks out a bar to get drunk where nobody knows her name, she's surprised to find the one man she never wanted to see off base dropping into the seat next to her. The conversation that follows changes her life and gives her a callsign.

You're not the audiobook type. You much prefer reading over listening to books. It would just be your luck that an audiobook got you into this predicament. His eyes are piercing as you fumble with your phone to mute the volume, his voice blaring from the device.

You once thought you'd found the love of your life. But love isn't supposed to drain away, leaving the vestiges of its warmth behind, leaving you numb and unfeeling. Yet that is exactly where you've found yourself. You've spent longer than you know pretending to be in love. One romantic dinner gone cold is the straw that breaks the camel's back. Finding your Grandmother's typewriter languishing in the garage when you thought it lost? The catalyst. Your friends had warned you. You didn't believe them. Now, you're taking your life back and he doesn't have a place in it anymore.

When you have to take the little girl you look after to the hospital, you're never expecting to find someone who you'd definitely like to see again. Little do you know that he wants to see you just as much as you do him.