Mattory Stories

Matt and Mal

The first time that Matt Meese and Mallory Everton meet is less than ideal. Matt makes a mistake that might guarantee that the two of them will never be friends. However, they are forced to be co-workers. Mal can't find it in herself to forgive Matt, and even starts to hate him more as they continue to act in sketches together. Matt, however, finds himself falling in love with the spunky, kind-hearted girl. The rest of the Studio C cast plots and schemes to get the two of them together, but nothing seems to work. And then one day, something happens that reminds the Matt and Mallory of the first time they met, and it will either tear them apart forever or give them new hope.

Here's a fanfiction about Studio C's Matt Meese and Mallory Everton! If you don't know who they are, check out Studio C on YouTube :)

Matthew Meese and Mallory Everton... every Studio C fan KNEW they would end up together, only... Matt and Mal didn't believe that. They lived their lives thinking they would continue being best friends until one day it all changed. They noticed the fans had been right and that the feelings they had deep down wasn't just indigestion. It was love... Story takes place in 2019. Matt and Mallory are engaged and working on building a house together. Disclaimer: I do not know for certain that "MATTORY" is real. I am simply a fangirl writing a fanfiction. Instagram: @studioc_memes

Just your average Mattory Fanfic ❤️ Sorry for any mistakes 😬

Mallory Everton, Jason Grey, Whitney Call, Matt Meese, Adam Berg, Stacey Harkey, Natalie Madsen, Stephen Meek, James Perry, and Jeremy Warner. These 10 teens who live on the same street. This street, Rainy Lane, lives up to its name. It is gloomy all year round, every second of every day. That house on the end of the street doesn't help much with that either.

Hey guys! This is my first fanfic, just want to make things clear there will be some swearing so be cautious😂 Anyway I'm gonna stop stalling, so go read it! -Claudia💓

This is a mattory fanfiction. Meet Mallory- an ambitious young lady looking to join a new club and make some friends along the way. Meet Matt- a cunning young man looking to find people for his new improv group. What will happen when the two cross paths? Will they be friends, or perhaps something more? You never know: maybe if it can't happen naturally, it can happen in "naturally".

Summer camp. Hot days and cold ice cream. The brightness of an early morning walk and the laughter of a late night gathered around the campfire. Water closing in over your head and cool grass between your toes. Everyone's summers are different, but some things are universal--especially at summer camp. Meeting new friends and enjoying time with old ones, too much fun and not enough sleep... and quite often, a little bit of love thrown into the mix. [Studio C summer camp AU--Mattory/Whephen/Stori]

No one human does not like Mattory and not want them to someday get back together. In this story, you will get the true tale of two star crossed lovers and their journey to their long lasting love. Even though they may go through a few trials there and there, but if it's destiny for these two. Something must happen between them.

If you love someone, let them go. Time heals all wounds. When two years of crushing had finally turned into one fantastic year of dating, it seemed entirely obvious that Matt and Mallory were made for each other. As college winds to a close, they can look at each other and agree that marriage is in the cards. But when their love of laughter leads to them and several of their friends to found the sketch comedy group Studio C, their dream's rocky start only seems to cause friction between them. Even as success begins to come, there aren't enough hours in the day to have any real relationship--except the one they put on for the cameras. Seven seasons and over four years later, Studio C is starting to become a household name, but it seems the only shadow of Matt and Mallory's once spectacular relationship is their ship 'Mattory,' little more than a marketing device. Sometimes, they've learned, love just isn't enough. But it's a pretty darn good start. [Complete--5 parts/6700 words]

If you ship Mattory, read this, you may cry, so grab a tissue box! I really hop you enjoy! Please leave honest comments and maybe a few votes! Love ya'll

What happens when most-every Studio C, Divine Comedy, JK! Studios or just someone who knows about the two- their biggest dream starts forming outside the stage as well as on it. Hinted at a few times, but never really brought to front, always a supporting detail that was held back in the story. Cover by @bffhiz111, go follow them!

"Rose Tyler..." We all know what happened after the Doctor said goodbye to Rose Tyler-a loudmouthed, ginger bride appeared on the TARDIS and demanded to know where she was. But what if instead of being ginger, the 'bride' was blonde? What if instead of Donna, this bride's name was Mallory? The year is 2016. The place-and the people-is Studio C, a sketch comedy group capitalizing on their ever-growing popularity after four years and seven seasons. At the center of it all are Matt Meese and Mallory Everton, half of the original four founding members and, many believe, two halves of a whole themselves. Over the years, they've grown used to the fact that most of their fans ship them, and that 'Mattory' is used as a publicity device. That doesn't bother them, though it's not uncommon for them to put up an annoyed front for the cameras. They just haven't quite managed to figure out that maybe it's never been just for the cameras... and it may take a madman in a blue box to show them so. [Book 1 of the Chase The Wind Series: Doctor Who/Studio C crossover, a rewrite of the episodes The Runaway Bride through Blink.]

This would be a good story for all of you Mattory lovers out there! Matt and Mal go through some hardships, only not in the Studio C life. A completely different life than that.

[CHASE THE WIND BOOK THREE] The Master is dead, his year-long reign of terror undone. The billion lives he took have been restored, his minions the Toclafane banished once more to the end of the universe. But it's not the only thing that's been reset. Mallory alone is left with the memories of walking the Earth in the Year That Never Was, struggling to reconcile the man she loved and lost with the Matt that now stands in front of her with no memory of the Year. Whitney, Jared, James, and Jason are left trying to adjust to the life they once led with ease while Stephen, Stacey, Natalie, Jeremy, and Adam have only their word of the horrors they witnessed and Tori, Aaron, and Dalton become the newest cast members, clueless to the bigger story unfolding. The Doctor now marches on as the Last of the Time Lords once more, finding a new companion in the fiery Donna Noble. They'll get no peace in the midst of recovery. Mallory, now working for the Unified Intelligence Taskforce, is ever-more aware of the less-than-friendly aliens and their plans for Earth. A child that shouldn't exist might succeed in upturning everyone's lives. And above it all, there's an unknown force at work. The stars are going out. The darkness is coming. The walls between realities are breaking down. Something is returning. The problem with a war waged across all space and eternity is that it can never truly be over. [Book 3 of the Chase The Wind Series: Doctor Who/Studio C crossover, a rewrite of the episodes Voyage of the Damned through The End of Time.]

Luke Saxon's got no family left. Sophie Kane's family can hardly be packed into one house at Christmas time. He's got $22.83 and a 2003 Ford pickup to his name. She's got a bakery that she's poured her blood, sweat, and tears into that's going under anyway. They met by chance on a cold December eve, unknowing they're tied together by mutual acquaintances, a couple neither of them have the easiest past with. In a moment of potentially idiotic Christmas spirit, she offers him a place to stay. That very night, they discover an old, mysterious ring that's not all it appears to be. In fact, it might just be the key piece of evidence in a decades-cold series of murders. But as they try to solve the past, the present is throwing plenty of things their way, too. Can two wildly different people reconcile their oppositions? More importantly, can they do it before it's too late? (Cover by ExiledRanger)