For the ask thing: piper with one of her nieces/nephew (dealers choice for which child)
Pairing: Piper Halliwell & Patience Halliwell
"You can watch through the doors, but I expect no interference with the class," the instructor warned as she led Piper through the studio to her youngest niece's classroom. After getting her agreement, the instructor left Piper at the door to watch the end of Patience's class.
Leaning against the doorway, Piper couldn't help but smile as she watched the line of young teenagers practice their arabesques before beginning to cool down as their instructor announced the end of class. Patience was at the very end, intent and focused as she worked through each movement. Piper wasn't sure if it'd been her mother or cousins that'd instilled such emphasis on properly warming up or cooling down, but even as other girls sped through the last few movements, Patience took her time to properly stretch and execute each move.
While Piper had encouraged all of her children to participate in some kind of extra-curricular as teenagers, she'd always had a small hope that Melinda would've picked up ballet at one point. It never came to fruition, especially since Melinda's interest in sports was much closer to the ocean than the ballet studio, which Piper hadn't been able to be too disappointed by. When she daydreamed about the normal life that she yearned for, yes, there'd been a cute little girl in a tutu and leotard, but reality was better than her imagination anyways.
Still, there was something soothing to see Patience able to involve herself so heavily in her dance classes and not have to worry about her fighting demons or being hunted by warlocks or whatever thousandth threat she and her sisters first faced as witches. (Now if only Piper could get the other kids to stop searching them out, she'd be at perfect peace.)
Piper shifted out of the way as the girls, finished with the class, began to exit the classroom. At one lull, she entered the classroom, making her way towards her youngest niece.
Patience, preoccupied with a conversation with another girl, was speaking to her quietly, heads bent over next to one another. The two seemed to finish their conversation as the other girl straightened and headed towards the door. Patience finally caught side of Piper in the mirrored back wall and spun around, face lighting up.
"Aunt Piper!"
Piper smiled as her youngest niece embraced her from the side. If someone had told her twenty years ago, months after Prue's death with the Source gunning for them, that she'd one day be able to relax while picking up her youngest niece, that she and her sisters would survive long enough to have and raise nine different children, she doesn't think that she'd have believed it.
"What are you doing here?" Patience asked as she pulled back. Her bun, almost definitively meticulous when she got here, had loose wisps at the front of her face.
"Something came up at the Bay Mirror, and your dad is trying to..." Piper paused, unsure of the best way to describe what was going on from the rushed explanation she got from Phoebe on the phone. Finally, she finished, "fix some kind of mess that one of your sisters made. Phoebe mentioned something about your school, so I think that Coop is going to have his hands full for awhile."
"So, Parker," Patience said.
It wasn't exactly an... unfair estimate, frankly. Out of Phoebe and Coop's three, Peyton was more likely to get drawn into trouble by one of Piper's kids or the twins than create any trouble herself and Patience rarely started anything and was mostly left out of her cousins' magical shenanigans, while Parker... Well, she reminded Piper a lot of Phoebe when they all first got their powers, which Phoebe couldn't disagree with.
Rather than saying anything, Piper gently ushered her niece towards the changing room so that she could get her belongings. It didn't take long before Patience emerged with her duffle bag swung over one shoulder. She's replaced the wrap skirt with jeans and the ballet flats with sneakers.
As girls and parents flooded the lobby, Piper steered her niece through the crowd, instinct having her sweep her eyes across most of the occupants in preparation for a demon attack. They'd decreased significantly over the last two decades, but as their kids came of age, they'd slowly begin increasing once again. Luckily, Piper's paranoia was for nothing as the two climbed into her car.
As Piper pulled out of the parking lot, Patience began digging through her duffle bag to pull out some homework. Turning towards Piper, she asked, "Can you help me with a blinding potion? We're supposed to be making an offensive potion that isn't a vanquishing potion for Potion Making, and Aunt Paige said that you made this one when you first discovered your powers."
"It was a few years after that," Piper corrected, "but it definitely is a good recipe to know. We should have the ingredients for it at the Manor, too."
Studying her homework, Patience asked, "Do you think it's too advanced? I don't want to blow up the kitchen-"
"Blowing stuff up is part of the process," Piper admitted as she turned down another street. "You should've seen how much stuff your mom, Aunt Prue, and I blew up when we first started. Aunt Paige had her share of explosions, but by that point, your mom and I knew how to avoid the worst of them. Nothing beats experience."
As she pulled into the Manor's driveway, Piper added, "Besides, that's what family's for, to help you fix the mess when something blows up in your face. Metaphorically and literally."
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I found I enjoy the Stiles is best friends with Laura Hale dynamic. Do you have any recommendations?
Hi anon! @kevaaronday made this list for you.
Burn with hellfire in the blue light of midnight by babisays
(20/20 | 203,189 | Teen | Sterek)
Stiles met the Hale siblings when he was eleven years old. Now it has been six years since he lost his best friend Cora in the fire, and Derek and Laura left Beacon Hills.
Six years was a long time, so he didn't think he would ever see them again, but now he was wondering what the hell was Derek Hale doing back in Beacon Hills.
How We Serve by GrimReaperlover11
(16/16 | 53,280 | Not Rated | Sterek)
Stiles is selected to become the servant to Prince Derek Hale.. however his new master gives off total 'Ima rip your throat out, with my teeth' vibes...maybe its a werewolf thing. Nonetheless Stiles hopes he can survive his new life
Sacrifice (Whatever It Takes) by adara, Swlffangirl
(7/7 | 38,519 | Teen | Sterek)
In which Laura lives, the Hale Pack grows, and Derek finds a peace that he'd never thought could be his. It doesn't come easy, because when does anything ever, but they've got a real shot at it for the first time since before the fire that stole their family and sent their whole lives up in smoke.
My Sister’s Boyfriend by Niecy8
(14/14 | 36,297 | Mature | Sterek)
Derek loves his sister very much and is looking forward to seeing her since they haven't seen each other in a while. However, he's not thrilled that she is bringing home her new boyfriend - someone they know zero about. He will be nice but what he didn't expect was how attractive he would be.
Stiles will do anything for Laura. She's his best friend and like an older sister to him. However, this has to be the worst idea she has ever had - pretending to date one another? No one will believe it and it becomes increasingly harder to play the part when he meets her gorgeous brother.
Or two idiots slowly falling in love with each other with Laura playing a hand in it.
The Ghost of You (It Keeps Me Awake) by StaceyMarie123
(1/1 | 21,477 | Teen | Sterek)
She took each step slowly, as if approaching a frightened animal that might spook any second.
“You can see me?” she asked, and her voice was higher pitched that he’d expected. It was a complete and utter marvel that Stiles hadn’t keeled over from shock yet.
He nodded and her face broke into a huge grin.
She had bunny teeth, just like her brother.
…
Or: the one where Stiles accidentally develops the power to see and communicate with ghosts, and there seems to be someone haunting their favourite grumpy alpha.
Samhain by nightlight9
(1/1 | 20,135 | Teen | Sterek)
The ghost of Talia Hale has been showing up in Stiles’ bedroom on the night of Halloween for years. Normally their conversations are pretty normal. But when she shows up screaming about how her daughter is going to be killed, Stiles knows that he’ll do anything to prevent that from happening.
Platonic Absolutes by sparkandwolf
(1/1 | 7,362 | Gen | Sterek)
When Stiles first met Laura, there was no doubt in his mind that their soul bond wasn’t meant to be anything but platonic. He had heard of that happening, that the marks on a person’s body could mean they had a soulmate by any meaning of the word, and was momentarily disappointed that his meant a lifetime best friend.
Then he realized that Laura was the most incredible woman he had ever met. If it wasn’t for the fact she was very, very, gay, he would’ve fallen in love with her the moment she barged into his life.
A Death Omen Too Strong to Stomp Out by one-fandom-became-all-fandoms
(1/1 | 6,668 | Mature | Sterek)
The dream had haunted him for nearly a year since moving to New York. With no friends but his therapist to confide in, Stiles raced to figure out what the wintry orchard had to do with saving a life. Accompanied by a mysterious stranger, Derek, Stiles may unravel his psyche before it's too late.
love and soulmates by EvanesDust
(1/1 | 1,747 | Teen | Sterek)
Derek watched as Stiles looped an arm around Laura’s waist and laid his head on her shoulder.
“Aw, Laur, don’t be like that. You know we’re soulmates…”
Soulmates? And just like that, Derek’s heart broke. Laura brought home Stiles--perfect and delectable and entirely Derek’s type. Fuck his life because, of course, Stiles would be in love with Laura.
AND
@littlekittio reminded me of this fantastic fic.
Fireman Derek's Crazy Pie [Cheeseburger Baby] by owlpostagain
(1/1 I 17,698 I Teen)
“He can't blame me for the fact that I live in a building full of people united in the singular effort to ogle Hot Fireman as often as humanly possible."
Laura laughs, loud and echoing in the empty restaurant.
"Hot firemen can make a girl do crazy things," she agrees, nodding towards her brother's name on the menu. "Derek won't let me date anyone from his company, but that doesn't mean I can't appreciate the eye candy."
"Send them my way," Stiles suggests, finally loading up a forkful of pie. "Apparently I'm incompetent enough that I need to be babysat at all times, because it would be cheaper than dispatching a truck every time I try to use a kitchen appliance."
AND AND
@idoobeg suggested these!
The Cool Kids by thankyouforexisting
(1/1 I 14,375 I Teen I Sterek)
Laura was four when her parents brought home a baby. [...]
The next day, she grabbed a basket and put her brother in it.
The four month old baby blinked sleepily at her, and she grinned, “Hey, brother. This is for my own good,” she’d heard something like that yesterday at the movies, and it sounded cool.
She carried the basket into the Preserve, taking care not to wake her sleeping parents, and walked for a while before setting it gently on the ground.
“Animals of the forests!” she cried, “This is my offering to you! Take this baby in exchange for my family’s safety!” // Laura has tried to abandon her siblings 13 times (each), has convinced Scott that life isn't real in 8 occasions, and she's made her parents wish they'd stayed childless about 1000 times, but not really. A story in which little Laura grows up, and learns.
I Hate You a Little, a Lot, Passionately, Not at All by YouRunWithTheWolves
(6/6 I 26,083 I Explicit I Sterek)
Laura has a brother. He's a dick. So Laura gets herself a best friend.
He's also a dick.
or, Laura finds a new roommate to replace Isaac and Derek is ecstatic.
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I need part 2 of Toto Wolff with wife of Unscripted Moments!!! 😩
A guide to modern slang
Word count: 1k
Pairing: Toto Wolff x wife!reader, feat. Jack
Summary: After the overwhelming success of their first video, the Wolff family returns with a new challenge to meet fan demand. In this follow-up, Toto Wolff tackles Gen Z slang
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The Mercedes-AMG Petronas studio was buzzing with excitement, and the atmosphere was charged with anticipation. Ever since the “This or That” video featuring Toto Wolff, his much younger wife (you), and their five-year-old son, Jack, had gone viral, fans were hooked. They loved the unexpected glimpse into the Wolff family's life, the humor, and the sweet dynamic between the three of you. Now, the team had another video idea that promised to deliver even more fun.
“Alright, folks, cameras rolling in three… two… one!” called out the crew member. You settled into your seat, sharing a quick smile with Toto, who, despite his normally composed demeanor, looked genuinely amused. Jack sat between you, his legs swinging under his stool as he grinned at the camera, bursting with excitement to be the star again.
“Hey, everyone!” you greeted with a warm smile. “After all the love we got for our last video, we decided to come back and do something a little different today. We’re doing a ‘Word Association Challenge’—but with a twist! Jack is going to give Daddy some words, and Toto has to say what he thinks they mean. Easy, right?”
Jack giggled, nodding eagerly. “Yeah! I’m gonna give Daddy the words!”
Toto chuckled, leaning back in his chair. “Are you sure you’re ready for this, Jack?” he teased, giving his son a playful look.
Jack beamed, but then leaned over to you, whispering, “Mama, I can’t read the words yet.”
You smiled softly, nodding. “Don’t worry, love. I’ll whisper the words to you, and then you can tell them to Daddy, okay?”
Jack nodded, his confidence instantly returning. “Okay, I’m ready!”
You leaned in and whispered the first word into Jack’s ear. “Alright, tell Daddy the word is ‘drip.’”
Jack turned to Toto with an important expression on his face. “Daddy, the word is… ‘drip!’”
Toto’s brows knitted together, trying to piece it together. “Drip? Like when something is leaking? Water dripping?” he guessed, looking between you and Jack for some indication of whether he was on the right track.
Jack covered his mouth, his laughter bubbling over. “No, Daddy, it’s not about water!”
You laughed and chimed in, “No, ‘drip’ means having a really cool or stylish outfit. Like, ‘Check out his drip’ means someone is dressed really well.”
Toto’s expression turned thoughtful as he considered this. “So, if I say, ‘Lewis has some serious drip in the paddock today,’ would that be correct?”
Jack clapped his hands together, nodding enthusiastically. “Yes, Daddy! You got it right!”
The crew chuckled, and you gave Toto a little nudge. “See, you’re getting it! You’ve got some ‘drip’ yourself,” you teased, tugging at the collar of his sharp, tailored suit.
Toto chuckled softly, looking down at his outfit. “Well, I’ll take that as a compliment,” he said, his smile growing.
You leaned in to Jack again, whispering the next word. “Okay, buddy, this one’s ‘salty.’”
Jack turned to Toto, a mischievous glint in his eyes. “Daddy, the word is… ‘salty!’”
Toto squinted a bit, deep in thought. “Salty… Is it like when someone is annoyed or grumpy?” he ventured, a small smile playing on his lips as he looked at you for confirmation.
Jack’s eyes widened in surprise, and he gave a little jump. “Yes, Daddy, that’s it! It means someone’s being, like, grumpy or upset about something!”
You laughed and clapped along. “Look at you, two for two! I guess you’ve been around enough ‘salty’ engineers on bad race weekends to pick that one up,” you teased.
Toto smirked and nodded. “Yes, we’ve had our fair share of salty moments,” he agreed, leaning back in his chair.
Jack was practically bouncing with excitement now. “Okay, next one, Mama!”
You leaned in, whispering the next word in his ear. “Alright, tell Daddy the word is ‘simp.’”
Jack looked at Toto, his little face scrunched up in concentration. “Daddy, the word is… ‘simp.’”
Toto’s brow furrowed as he tried to decode the term. “Simp? Does it mean someone who is simple-minded or not very smart?” he asked, his confusion clear.
Jack giggled, shaking his head. “No, Daddy! It means someone who’s, like, really, really nice to someone they like or want to impress. Like, they do everything for them.”
You chuckled, watching Toto’s face as he processed this new information. “It’s like when someone is super sweet to their crush and does whatever they want,” you explained. “Or when you go out of your way to bring me coffee in the mornings because you know I love it. That’s you being a bit of a ‘simp.’”
Toto’s smile widened, and he gave a mock-offended gasp. “Well, if that’s what it means, then I’m quite happy to be called a ‘simp’ for you,” he said, leaning over to kiss your cheek, causing Jack to make a face and the crew to chuckle.
Jack jumped up and down, thrilled with his father’s progress. “You’re doing good, Daddy! One more, Mama!”
You leaned in close, whispering the final word. “Okay, buddy, the last word is ‘extra.’”
Jack turned to Toto, his expression very serious for this last round. “Daddy, the word is… ‘extra!’”
Toto sat back, a thoughtful look crossing his face. “Extra… Does it mean someone is doing too much? Being overly dramatic or enthusiastic?”
Jack’s eyes went wide with amazement. “Yes, Daddy! That’s right! It’s like when someone is just… too much!”
You laughed, clapping your hands together. “Well done, Toto! You’re really starting to understand the lingo!”
Toto grinned, looking pleased with himself. “I have excellent teachers,” he said, wrapping an arm around Jack and pulling him close. “And I think Jack might be a better instructor than some of our engineers.”
Jack giggled, snuggling into his father’s side. “Yeah, I’m the best teacher!”
You turned to the camera, still grinning. “Well, there you have it, folks! Toto Wolff, mastering Gen Z slang one word at a time. Should we do more of these videos? Let us know in the comments!”
Toto gave the camera a playful wink. “Maybe next time, Jack will teach me how to use all these words in a sentence properly,” he said, clearly enjoying himself.
Jack nodded eagerly. “Yeah! We can do it again! I like this!”
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