unsteady | bughead

Betty and Jughead have always been friends, and precisely that. Just friends.
Betty's longing for Archie didn't leave her much time to see the boy that was right in front of her, and Jughead would never dream of coming in between his two best friends. Perhaps the murder of Jason Blossom was a blessing in disguise for two very unsteady teens, a bittersweet tragedy to give them the excuse they need to spend more time together and see what has been right in front of them all this time.

Betty Cooper, the girl with a broken home, and Jughead Jones, the boy without a home at all. Being in love is not about finding the perfect person, which Betty thought she might have found in Archie Andrews, being in love is finding someone's imperfections perfect. Jughead had always thought Betty was perfect, despite her blindly chasing the ginger football player that would never be good enough for her. He didn't think he was good enough for her either, but he knew that if he had her then he wouldn't be so stupid as to let her slip through his fingers like Archie had so carelessly done. Jughead would hold onto her tightly and he'd never let her go.

hold on, hold on to me, 'cause I'm a little unsteady