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LIFESAVER - leah williamson
leah williamson x child!reader | based on this request!
leah sighed as she awoke to the sound of your cries ringing through the baby monitor for what felt like the tenth time that night, wincing even more when she checked the time - it of course being only five minutes before her alarm was due to go off, only her luck.
you were usually a pretty good sleeper, and rarely cried in general, never mind throughout the night - so she had known almost instantly the first time you had awoken that you were feeling under the weather, and her worries had only proven right as the night had gone on and your state had worsened.
and again, as if it was part of a well planned routine, your cries only intensified when she eventually padded across the hallway and pushed open the door to your room, your little arms immediately throwing themselves up towards her, desperately in search of any form of comfort.
she bent down and scooped you out of your crib, cradling you in her arms in an instant, never one to deny you her embrace.
âiâm here sweetheart, iâve got you. whatâs the matter hm? can you tell mama?â she soothed for what felt like the hundredth time, running her hand through your bed head, voice so gentle that no outsider would believe it was the same stoic england captain they were so used to if they witnessed it.
you simply whined, more tears angrily slipping down your noticeably red cheeks as you buried your face into her neck, whimpering - her feeling warmth radiating off of you like a heater.
she had picked up on your temperature over the night and had kept an eye on it, and whilst it had definitely now started to come back down, she could tell that you still werenât feeling great. she could guess based on how sniffly your cries had become, paired with the level of sick you'd been over the course of the night - that youâd picked up the latest nasty bug, most likely from your nursery, despite you only going there once or twice a week.
the nursery that you now wouldnât be able to attend for the next forty eight hours whilst your mother went to training.
usually, leah wouldn't even hesitate to call jonas and let him know that she wouldn't be able to make it to training - you were her number one priority always, but of course, the one day you get ill happens to be the one day of the season that leah can't miss, or arrange for somebody to look after you at home.
meaning she'd have to bring you with her.
âokay my bubba. weâre gonna make you all better in no time, kay? you're gonna be my little helper for the day and come to work with me, and see all your aunties! they'll be so excited to see you.â she chatted away to you as she made her way down to the kitchen - prepping your morning bottle and fetching you some 'magic' medicine, whilst bouncing you gently in her arms.
you settled finally as you drank, clutching onto the bottle for dear life as leah stroked your forehead, itâs temperature finally going down to somewhat normal as the medicine started to kick in, your tiredness following, and catching up to you.
you were almost fast asleep as she bathed and changed you into some fresh, non sicky clothes, texting the arsenal group chat as a pre warning of your previously unexpected arrival.
she was grateful to say the least when she looked in her mirror to see you still knocked out in your car seat as she drove to the training ground - hoping that you finally getting some rest in meant that you were on the up, and that you'd wake up feeling better again.
âcome on then my girl, letâs go see everyone then shall weâ she whispered, pressing a kiss to your head as she unbuckled and lifted your sleeping frame into her arms, slipping your dummy into your mouth and grabbing your blanket, before grabbing both of your bags and heading inside.
-
âthereâs my favourite girl!â an unmistakable irish voice boomed down the corridor from behind the pair of you, leah wincing as you stirred ever so slightly - not wanting to deal with another repeat of this morning.
thankfully, no such thing happened - katie getting the hint after a single look from the blonde, and a slap on the arm from caitlin.
âshit, sorry! do you want us to take her whilst you go and speak to jonas and kim about the plan for the day? they said it won't take long todayâ katie whispered, already reaching out for you before she had an answer.
âyouâre a lifesaver, thank you! i'll be as quick as i can - if she does wake up thereâs anything sheâll need in her bag, but she should hopefully be out for a while.â leah gently transferred you into katieâs waiting arms, a now well practiced routine with the team whenever they wanted baby cuddles and you were sleeping, and passed the aussie beside her your bag.
-
by the time you woke again, nearly four hours had passed - and you had been in pretty much everyone in the building's arms at some point or another as the team took turns doing drills.
your auntie viv was the lucky one this time, your eyes fluttering open slowly as she swayed with you wrapped up in her hold, humming a dutch lullaby. she was easily one of your favourite people, and had been for as long as you could remember, having cried in everybody else's arms apart from hers, the most awkward and freaked out person over holding a baby in the room, when you were a couple of weeks old.
"vivi" you mumbled, voice muffled by both your dummy and the sleep as you glanced up at her, playing with her fingers ever so softly.
"hi tiny, you feeling any better?" she asked, knowing that you probably had no idea what she was asking you, and that the fact you weren't crying was probably the best answer she was going to get.
you had perked up massively, some colour finally returning to your cheeks as your sleep clearly fought off whatever nastiness you had been feeling earlier on.
you babbled incoherently and pointed towards where alessia, katie and steph were chatting - another sign that you were definitely feeling a little bit more like yourself, wanting to be involved in what everyone was doing again.
the dutch woman placed you down on the floor as you wriggled and attempted to get down yourself, chuckling and following after you as you determinedly toddled over to the trio.
katie was the first to notice you and scoop you up, pretending that you were a rocket ship, making you squeal with laughter before steph had reminded her to be gentle with you. she only tickled you softly in response before placing you back down and letting you kick a ball to her and alessia, as steph rummaged through your backpack for a top up of medicine and a snack for you - knowing that you'd likely be starving.
the australian had very nearly been met with a complete meltdown when you'd spotted the medicine, it only being resolved because you saw lia stopping to get a snack and take her own medicine for her leg, letting you go and happily sit with her, thinking you were as cool as your auntie lia as steph popped the syringe of pink liquid into your mouth.
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leah had been checking in on how you were doing every half an hour or so, and she had never been happier to see you run towards her when she caught your eye.
"hi my baby! how are you feeling?" she cooed, granting your wish to be in her arms immediately and fussing over you whilst thanking all of the girls for their help.
âsheâs been good, slept like a champ and just had some more medicine - think sheâs officially on the mend.â steph answered, grinning at you and playing with your hair as leah pressed kisses to your cheek.
you clapped your hands and cheered, not understanding the words but loving the attention that was on you - and how the horrible ache in your body had started to fade.
âalright then! weâre all done for the day so weâre gonna head off for some much needed rest - thank you girls for all of your help with this one. say bye to your aunties then bubba.â leah collected all of your stuff and waved goodbye - you copying her almost identically, as expected.
âbye bye.â you said as clearly as your dummy would allow, waving again at each of the girls individually, who had all gathered near you, their usual place whenever you were around.
âclumsy lessi.â you mumbled as you pointed at alessia, the rest room erupting in laughter just like every other time you said it, and the striker once again protested.
âshe knows like ten words and those are two of them!â
"don't get mad at the baby for speaking the truth russo!"
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angel chapter one // calm before the storm
leah williamson x child!reader
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a/n : my first chapter in this little series iâve been working on, decided to make the first one a short and sweet one, though i fear thatâs going to change
warnings : none!
Leah Williamson stood at the edge of the football pitch, her boots planted firmly in the grass as she watched her daughter run across the field, her little legs pumping with all the energy she could muster. Five-year-old Angel was a bundle of life and laughter, her golden curls bouncing with every step. Dressed in a miniature version of her mumâs Arsenal jersey, with âAngelâ printed across the back, she was the perfect embodiment of joy, brightening the world around her. Leah had made sure to get her a headband that matched her own, knowing that Angel loved to imitate everything her mum did.
âMummy, Muma, watch this!â Angel called, her voice high and bright, echoing across the field. She kicked a small ball toward the goalposts, her concentration etched on her face. It wasnât much of a kick, but it was enough to make Leahâs heart swell with pride. Angel had recently discovered the thrill of scoring a goal, even if it was just a soft tap against the grass.
âIâm watching, love! That was amazing!â Leah cheered, clapping her hands and glancing over at her teammates, who had gathered on the sidelines after their training session. The Arsenal Womenâs team had become accustomed to Angelâs presence at the pitch; she had become their little mascot, the teamâs ray of sunshine.
âSheâs gets better every time,â Vivianne Miedema said, leaning against the fence with a fond smile on her face. The sun was beginning to dip lower in the sky, casting a warm glow over the pitch. âYouâll have her in the academy soon, Leah.â
Leah grinned, brushing a stray hair behind her ear. âHell yeah, sheâs already talking about playing for Arsenal one day,â she replied, her voice tinged with a motherâs boundless hope. âSheâs got her head set on the Emirates.â
âJust like her mum,â Katie teased, giving Leahâs shoulder a gentle squeeze. The bond between the players was strong, forged through years of teamwork and shared dreams. They often joked that Leah was the teamâs backbone, holding them together on and off the pitch. But today, it felt as if Angel was the glue binding everyone with her radiant spirit.
The other Arsenal players treated Angel like their own little sister. Leahâs best friend, Lia, always kept a stash of Angelâs favorite candies in their bags, while Lisa patiently taught her new tricks with the football whenever she came to practice. Every time Leah looked over at her daughter, she felt a wave of warmth wash over her. Angel had even started calling some of the players by the nicknames they used for each other. âAuntie Wallyâ was a regular visitor at Leah and Angelâs house, often coming over for dinners that inevitably turned into long evenings of cartoons and laughter.
âCan I try again?â Angel asked, running back to Leah with a determined glint in her eyes. Leah nodded, her heart swelling as she watched Angelâs tiny feet stampede back toward the goal. She stood tall, arms crossed, as if she were preparing for battle. Leah had never seen anyone so fiercely competitive, even at such a young age.
âGo on, Angel! Youâve got this!â Leah shouted, the words echoing off the surrounding buildings.
Angel took a deep breath, her face scrunching in concentration, and then charged forward. With a swift kick, she sent the ball sailing toward the net, where it rolled gently against the post and stopped just shy of the goal line. A chorus of cheers erupted from Leahâs teammates, and Leah couldnât help but join in, clapping her hands and laughing.
âYou were so close! That was really good babyâ
âI can do it, Mummy! I just need to practice more!â Angel declared, her blue eyes sparkling with determination.
Leah planted a kiss on her daughterâs cheek. âThatâs the spirit! You keep practicing, and soon youâll be scoring goals for Arsenal!â
As they made their way off the pitch, Leah looked around, noticing the faded lines painted on the grass, the worn-out goalposts that had seen countless games, and the crisp, cool air that carried the promise of another beautiful day. This was their sanctuary, a place where Leah had spent countless hours honing her skills and nurturing her passion. And now, it was also Angelâs playground.
âCan we get please ice cream?â Angel asked, her voice bubbling with excitement.
âSure sweet! Anything for my little champion,â Leah replied, laughing as she turned to the counter. They ordered their ice creams and found a cozy table by the window, sunlight streaming in and illuminating Angelâs face.
As they sat together, indulging in their sweet treats, Leah couldnât shake the feeling of contentment. It was moments like this that made all the hard work worth it. She watched Angel, who was animatedly describing her favorite parts of the dayâthe goal attempts, the cheering teammates, and her plans for the future.
âMummy, when I grow up, can I play for Arsenal and wear your number?â Angel asked, her eyes gleaming with admiration.
âI know you will, loveâ Leah explained, her heart swelling with pride.
âIâll be the best player ever! And Iâll help my friends, just like you do!â Angel declared, her little voice brimming with determination.
As Leah listened to her daughter, she felt a sense of hope that made her heart soar. She promised herself that no matter what challenges lay ahead, she would be there for Angel, nurturing her dreams and instilling in her the strength to pursue them.
But as the sun began to set, painting the sky with hues of orange and pink, Leah couldnât help but feel a flicker of unease. She wanted to protect Angel from any pain or hardship that life might throw their way. In that moment, she made a silent vow to be the strongest mother she could be, no matter what challenges lay ahead.
With ice cream smeared across their faces and laughter ringing in the air, Leah and Angel left the shop, hand in hand, ready to embrace whatever adventures awaited them. Even if they would be the toughest either would have to face.
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Lemonade - Part 5
leah williamson x alessia russo x child!reader
Summary: When something bad happens to your Mummy and Daddy, you end up living with your Aunty Lessi and Aunty Leah. But is there room for you considering they have a new baby on the way?
Chapter Summary: the aftermath of your concussion
Warnings: pregnancy, self-harm, disordered eating, bullying
a/n: sorry if this chapter is a little bit dark in parts. if you're still reading the series, thanks so much for sticking with me. I appreciate it more than you know.
|| Part 1 || Part 2 || Part 3 || Part 4 ||
PART 5
You woke up on a plastic bed in a room that smelled like the awful cream your Mummy would rub on her legs after Netball, surrounded by a million different kinds and colours of sellotape.
You could hear voices, and you looked over to the corner of the room to find your Aunty Leah consoling your Aunty Lessi as she cried. She looked distraught, her eyes red and puffy with tears.
âI should have known it would overwhelm her. I was just so excited to share this with herâŚâ
âBabe, sheâs going to be okay. Weâre still learning all this, yeah?â
âBut weâre meant to protect her, and⌠and I- IâŚâ Aunty Lessi choked on her words before Aunty Leah cut her off.
âAnd I should have had a tighter grip on her when I saw she was panicking. Like I said, weâre both still learning how to do this. The medics said sheâs got a bit of a concussion, but sheâll be alright. We know how concussions work, so weâve just got to keep our eyes on her and make sure she gets lots and lots of rest.â
There was a quiet knock at the door, before an important looking lady with a clipboard came in.
âLess, sorry but we need to know if youâre going to play the second half or not?â she asked.
As your Aunties turned toward the door, they realised that you were awake.
âOh Bunny, sweetie, youâre awake. How are you feeling?â your Aunty Lessi rushed over to you, her hands coming down to gently cradle the sides of your head.
You looked up at her a bit stunned, rather confused about why you were where you were and why everyone seemed so upset.
âDoes your head hurt? Do you feel sick or dizzy at all?â she asked, her hand softly brushing through your hair.
You tried to think about if you felt sick or dizzy, but all you could really feel was a powerful throbbing rattling through your head. You also felt really, really tired. But you had just woken up, so that could perhaps explain that. You donât remember going to sleep though, which was starting to concern you.
âI feel okay,â you replied, trying to brush away your Auntyâs concern.
âAlessia, sorry, we need t-â the lady at the door began to ask again.
âI wonât be playing, sorry. My family is more important right now,â Aunty Lessi told her.
âLess, you should go play. Iâll stay with Bunny and make sure sheâs-â
Your Aunty Lessi whipped around to face Aunty Leah. âNo, Leah. Iâm not leaving her. Sheâs hurt.  Weâll get a car to take us back to the training centre so we can go home early,â she insisted firmly.
Aunty Leah replied with a sad smile and a nod. âIâll go get our stuff packed up then, yeah?â
âIâm okay Aunty Lessi, you should play!â you tried to insist.
âNo Bunny, there would be no point in me playing anyways. I would be so distracted out there and worrying about you I would probably kick the ball into the wrong goal by mistake.â
By the time you finally got back home that night, your head was still pounding and you were struggling to stay awake. You were trying your hardest to be big and brave and pretend like you were okay, but as soon as you stepped into bath, your whole façade fell apart. As the warm water lapped at your tense muscles, which you now realised youâd been clenching in an effort to distract from the pain in your head, your resolve melted and you began to weep.
You brought your knees up to your chest and dropped your head forward, your hands entwining at the back of your head as your little body shook with each sob. The tears and jagged breaths only intensified the pain in your head though, which in turn caused more tears and jagged breaths. You tried your hardest to stay as quiet as possible, but you were aware that your cries were becoming increasingly vocal.
There was soon a soft knock at the door, followed by your Aunty Lessiâs voice. Whilst making sure you still got clean and dressed, your Aunties had always tried to give you your privacy while bathing and dressing, which you appreciated. They were your Aunties, but it still felt weird being undressed around people who werenât your parents.
âBunny? Are you okay?â she called through the closed door.
âIt hurtsâ you cried in response.
âWhat hurts honey?â
âEverything. My head hurts most.â
âHow about we give you some medicine to make it hurt less, yeah?â
âOkay.â
âAnd then we can get you to bed, and you can try and get some rest, alright?â
âOkay.â
There was a short pause. Youâd assumed your Aunty had gone away to get the medicine, but then you heard her voice again.
âBun, you donât always have to try and be big and brave yâknow? If youâre hurting, you can tell us. Always. I promise you wonât be in trouble or we wonât make fun of you or anything. We just want you to feel okay.â
âOkay.â
You didnât fully believe her. You wanted to, but a part of you still believed that there was only so much love and affection to go around and you needed to space that out at least until Lemonade arrived. You didnât want to use it all up on this incident.
So you tried your hardest to push the pain down and away as you quickly washed yourself. You managed to get yourself up and out of the bath and wrapped in a towel before there was a knock at the door again.
âYou can come in,â you mumbled, making sure the towel was secured tightly under your arms.
Your Aunty Lessi entered with a little cup filled with pink medicine and a cup of water. She kneeled down to your height as she offered it to you.
âNow it says strawberry flavoured on the bottle, so hopefully it wonât taste too bad.â
You gingerly took the cup and gulped the medicine down, wincing at the distinctly fake strawberry taste. You quickly grabbed the cup of water from your Auntyâs other hand and skulled that down to wash away the lingering flavour.
âGood job, Bun. Now letâs get you into your PJâs and into bed, yeah?â
By the time you were under the covers, arms tightly wrapped around your beloved Arthur, the pain in your head had dulled to only a mild ache.
âGoodnight sweet girlâ your Aunty Lessi whispered, kissing the top of your head.
âNight Aunty Lessiâ you mumbled back.
It was the first time you slept through the night without waking up to a nightmare since the fire.
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You woke up to the smell of Aunty Lessiâs lasagne wafting through the house. However, as you opened your eyes and came to your senses, you immediately panicked.Â
You were not in your own bed.Â
You were in your Aunties bed.
You had no idea how youâd come to be in their bed. The last thing you remembered you were lying on the floor in the loungeroom studying one of the books the Arsenal girls had given you about football. You were trying to understand where all the different positions were on the pitch and what responsibilities each position had. You had been figuring out the difference between a centre-back and a full-back when you had⌠fallen asleep.
Bad. Bad. Bad.
Whilst it had been a few days now since your accident and youâd had a couple of days off school and your head no longer hurt, you were still feeling extra extra tired from your concussion.  Youâd spent most of that day at school trying to hide your yawns from your teacher and classmates. When youâd been given some free time after finishing one of your activities ahead of the rest of the class, the same group of students that always seemed to catch you at your weakest had caught you dozing off in the corner of the room where youâd been reading. Theyâd tied your shoelaces together and were starting to draw on your arm when you woke up. You hadnât realised theyâd also put rolled up pieces of paper in your hair braid until your Aunty Leah pointed them out when she picked you up.
Youâd tried to brush it off and said it was just a game all the kids were playing with each other, but the concerned frown your Aunty gave you implied she didnât quite believe your lie.
âYou know you can tell us if thereâs anything going wrong at school, yeah? If anyoneâs picking on you or calling you names or anything?â
You just nodded. There was no way you would ever tell your Aunties what was really happening at school. You would just deal with it like a big girl. Push through. Be brave. They had bigger things to worry about than some kids putting paper in your hair and saying mean things. Your Aunty Leah was growing a human AND mending her busted knee for heavenâs sake! You could deal with some silly paper in your hair.
When youâd got back to the house, you went straight to your room to undo your braid and pluck all the little pieces of paper from your hair. Youâd counted them (23 in total) before scrunching them up and throwing them in the little wastepaper basket beside your desk.Â
As the paper hit the basket, a tiny ball of raging heat began bubbling in your chest. You didnât know what to do with it or how to describe it, but it made you want to stomp your feet and hit a wall and scratch at your skin. Youâd never been the best at describing emotions, but you were pretty certain this wasnât sadness. Perhaps, this was anger? Frustration? Disappointment?Â
The tiny ball continued to bubble and grow as you lunged for your bed where Arthur lay. You attempted desperately to use your tried and tested method of rubbing his ear against your cheek to calm the feeling, and whilst it felt nice, it did nothing to soothe your need to stomp or hit or scratch.
You searched your room urgently for something else to ease the searing heat in your chest, even gulping down the remnants of a cup of water on your bedside table. But nothing worked. You needed to stomp or hit or scratch. You knew couldnât stomp your feet or hit a wall, because that would be loud, and your Aunty would hear and come ask what was wrong. So, you decided to scratch.Â
You had to pick somewhere not too visible so that if you left a mark, nobody would see and ask what happened. So, you tugged up the hem of your school dress and pushed down your tights and began scratching at the skin at the top of your right thigh.
The relief was instant.Â
The second your nails dug into your flesh, the little ball of heat in your chest began to cool. You scratched and scratched, and scratched some more until it finally, finally disappeared. By the time you eventually stopped, your skin was stinging, and your fingers were cramping. But the little ball of heat was gone, and that was all that mattered.
There was a gentle knock on the door as you speedily pulled your tights back up, wincing as they brushed against your newly tender skin.
Your Aunty Leah popped her head in through the door, âBun, do you want a snack? I got some blueberry muffins from the bakeryâŚâ
âOh⌠um, yeah, Iâll be right down, just getting that paper out of my hair,â you mumbled, quickly running your fingers through the ends of your messy blonde mane.
âAlright, Iâll pop them in the microwave to warm them up,â she replied before heading back downstairs to do so.
As you heard her footsteps fade away, you turned around and pulled your tights down again, trying with all your might not to release a pained noise as the fabric ripped away from your newly raw skin. The area youâd scratched was an angry red colour and the skin seemed wet, but there was no blood, which whilst a relief, made no sense to you.
Not wanting to keep your Aunty waiting, you hastily pulled your tights the rest of the way off and threw them in your laundry hamper. The house was warm enough, but you decided to grab your soft little blanket that had purple and grey clouds, as well as the book on football you had been reading and the little notebook youâd been making notes in (and Arthur of course), and head downstairs.
âPerfect timing Bun, just took them out of the microwave. Do you want a drink?â
âIâm okay. Thank you, Aunty Leah, this looks lovelyâ you replied, climbing up onto a stool in front of the kitchen bench where a little plate with a yummy looking blueberry muffin sat.
âWell, we all know the kitchen is Aunty Lessiâs domain. That woman can cook like a dream! But Iâm not too shabby at picking out a good pastry. I guess you could say bread and bread-adjacent foods are my domain,â she teased.
You giggled as you tucked into your muffin, appreciating your Aunty Leahâs silly jokes about how bad at cooking she was and how limited the range of foods she ate was. Your extended family often seemed to tease her a bit about being a picky eater and she would usually laugh it off or join in on the joke. But you knew it was something she was actually a bit self-conscious about.Â
A few days into your stay here youâd gone to the fridge to grab some milk for your cereal and had accidentally knocked a container off a shelf. As you bent down to pick it up, you noticed a little letter stuck to the lid that read âLeah, my love, itâs okay if you canât eat this. I know you tried and Iâm proud of you. Please just make sure you eat something or at least have a protein smoothie. For you and for âLâ. Love you â xx Less.â Youâd immediately felt guilty for reading it as you rushed to put it back on the shelf, knowing youâd intruded on a bit of your Auntieâs privacy. Youâd seen a few similar little notes stuck to containers since then. At the time youâd been very confused about what âfor you and for âLââ meant, but you had since figured out it meant âfor you and for Lemonadeâ.Â
When you finished your muffin, you wriggled off the stool and headed over to place your plate in the dishwasher.
âAre you done with your plate too, Aunty Leah?â you offered.
âOh, thanks sweetie, you didnât have to do that,â she replied as she passed you her plate with a smile. âFeel free to watch something on the telly if you want. Iâve got a bit of boring adult housework stuff to catch up on before Aunty Lessi gets home.â
âIs there anything you need help with?â you asked.
âNo, no. Iâve just got to do a couple of loads of laundry and thereâs no way I would make you deal with Aunty Lessiâs gross smelly training socks! Itâs bad enough poor little Lemonade is stuck with me and canât escape from it,â she laughed, jokingly shielding her belly from the smell.
âIs it okay if I just read in the loungeroom?â you asked.
âOf course it is! Just remember if your head starts to hurt or youâre feeling too tired or anything, to have a rest, yeah?â she smiled at you, stroking her fingers affectionately through your hair.
âI will, thank you.â
So, you made yourself comfortable in a little spot on the loungeroom floor, surrounded by a couple of cushions, the blanket youâd brought down from your room and, of course, Arthur. Soon you were laying on your belly, nose deep in the book and jotting down notes in your notebook all about what a penalty shootout was and what circumstances led to one. You drew a little picture of the goal and the line markings and where the goalie had to stand and where the other players had to stand, before turning back to the book to read about in-game penalties when slowly but suddenly you⌠were⌠asleep.
The next thing you knew you were waking up in your Auntieâs bed to the smell of your Aunty Lessiâs lasagna.
The realisation hit you like a hundred bolts of lightning.
Youâd slept in someone else bed.
Bad. Bad. Bad.
Bad things happen when you sleep in someone elseâs bed.
The last time youâd slept in someone elseâs bed, your house burned down, and your Mummy and Daddy had died.
You jumped out of the bed as though it was burning you, panic rattling all through your little body.
âBad. Bad. Bad.â
Your right hand began hitting at the side of your head before you even knew it was happening.
âBad. Bad. Bad.â
Your other hand clawed at the skin of your neck, scratching determinedly at the tender skin there.
âBad! Bad! Bad!â
You tried so hard to stop them, but your feet began to stomp loudly, your whole body seemingly moving with a mind of its own. Everything around you seemed like it was spinning. You thought you could smell smoke and when your eyes began to water you werenât sure if it was because you were crying or if it was because there was actually smoke.Â
You vaguely heard a commotion and saw the door swing open, but everything around you continued to spin making you feel like throwing up. You couldnât throw up in your Auntieâs bedroom!
âBad! Bad! Bad!â
âBunny? Sweetie, whatâs going on?â
You could hear your Aunty Lessiâs voice and feel her presence, but the only word you could think was ���BADâ.
âBad! Bad! Bad!â
The word kept falling from your lips and you continued to stomp and hit and scratch.
âOkay, Bun. Iâm going pick you up so you stop hurting yourself sweetie. I need to make you nice and safe, alright?â
Again, you heard your Aunty but all you could think was âBADâ.
âBad! Bad! Bad!â
Carefully you felt your Aunty wrap her arms around you, trapping your arms and lifting you off the ground. You struggled as your body fought to keep hitting and scratching and stomping, but she gently tugged your hands away from your neck and head, tucking them tightly against her chest.
âYouâre okay, lovely. Youâre safe, I promise. Itâs just you, me and Aunty Leah here okay. Nothing bad is going to happen alright? Weâre safe. Youâre safe. Everythingâs okayâŚâ
âBad. Bad. Bad.â
âWhat do you mean by bad, Bun?â Aunty Lessi asked.
You shook your head, unable to explain yourself. All you could say was âbad.â
âOh sweetie, you havenât done anything bad. Youâre not in any kind of trouble. I promise. And nothing bad is going to happen either, okay?â she whispered.
You began to slowly unclench in her arms, comforted by the soothing way she was swaying gently. Eventually you opened your eyes to see your Aunty Leah standing in the doorway watching on, her face red and blotchy as though sheâd been crying.
You immediately came back into your body, realising whatever youâd just done had upset your Aunty Leah. You tried to wriggle slightly to free yourself from your Aunty Lessiâs grip, but she tightened her hold.
âNot yet sweetie. I need to whatâs going on? What happened?â she asked, sitting down on the edge of the bed with you in her lap.
âIâm sorry, Iâm so so sorry. I didnât mean to be bad and upset Aunty Leah. Iâm so sorry. I promise Iâll be good. I promise.â
âDarling, you didnât upset meâ your Aunty Leah assured you as she came over to sit next to Aunty Lessi on the bed.
âBut your face is blotchy like youâve been cryingâ you replied, your Aunty Lessi finally loosening her grip on her as your reached toward Aunty Leah.
âWell, itâs because I have been, but itâs not because you upset me. Iâm just worried about you is all. Why were you hurting yourself?â she asked, taking your hand in hers.
âI just had to. I donât know. I just did. I was bad.â You jumped off Aunty Lessiâs lap and started pacing on the floor in front of her and Aunty Leah.   âI woke up in this bed and I had no idea why I was in your bed and all I could think was âbadâ and I just did it without realising.â
âI washed your sheets and theyâre in the dryer. So, when you fell asleep on the loungeroom floor, I just put you in here for your nap. I didnât mean for it to upset you so much, sweetie,â Aunty Leah explained, tears still rolling down her cheeks.
âYou didnât upset me, I just I donât want you and Aunty Lessi and Lemonade to die too!â
You heard your Aunties gasp at your explanation, but you just kept pacing, trying to figure out a way to stop the inevitable from happening.
âBunny, oh my goodness, why would Aunty Leah and Lemonade and I die because you had a nap in our bed?â
âBecause thatâs what happened when I slept in Mummy and Daddyâs bed!â
You watched as your Aunties exchanged a series of looks. The seemed confused and shocked, which was confusing and shocking to you, because it all seemed so obvious.
âDarling, your Mummy and Daddy didnât die because you slept in their bed,â Aunty Leah tried to tell you.
âYes, they did! They did. They DID! I know they did! Itâs the only thing different I did that night from all the other nights. I had done so so good all summer getting into my big girl routine and kept it up really well for the first couple of weeks of school. But then⌠then I slipped up, and I was bad and I asked to sleep in bed with Mummy and Daddy that night. And and th- the fire happened. And if I had of been in my own room, I could have got myself out. Because weâd practiced. Daddy made sure we practiced. And and and then⌠then Da-Daddy wouldnât have needed to get me out and he could have helped Mummy because of her leg. And they could have got out too. But I was bad. I slept in a bed that wasnât mine. When I should have just slept in my own bed, like a good girl. Like a big girl. And now theyâre dead. Theyâre both dead. And itâs my fault. And now what if you die too!?â
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Trick or Treat | Leah Williamson x Reader
synopsis: you and your son go trick or treating and meet your neighbour
warnings: none
wc: 4.1k words
You arch, massaging away the kinks around your lower back with your fingers. At your age, you should not be getting back pain this often. However the reality is that having a good, flexible back is a privilege afforded to women who did not get pregnant at 19 years old, and are now a single mom to a very active 3 year old boy.Â
You glance at the pile of boxes still stacked up against the wall and groan. The fun part of moving to a new place was knowing this was a new chapter in your life. There were new places to explore, and new people that could walk into your life to replace the ones you left behind. You forgot that having to unpack all your stuff was an essential hurdle you needed to get through first before you can even get to the fun part.Â
At first, you were nervous about moving so far away, packing up your life to go to an entire continent away from home. Mom tried to talk you out of it, but you knew you needed a fresh start. And the further away the better.
You are knocked out of your thoughts by a soft thud coming from your sonâs room. Since there was no crying that followed, you donât rush out of the room, but you do quicken your pace regardless. You could count on your rowdy child to injure himself somehow if left alone for too long.
You poke your head into the room. âHey, bubbaâÂ
A head of brown curls pop up from the other side of the bed. âMama!â
The love of your life, and a tornado in the form of a little human, comes barreling over to you, struggling slightly with his little legs. Itâs as if his mind is telling him to go fast, but his legs canât catch up just yet. You crouch down to catch him before he knocks you down like a bowling pin.Â
âWhatâcha doing?â You look around the room and sure enough there are crayons, farm animal figurines, and plastic toy tractors scattered everywhere. It was a mess, and it was only 11 am the morning.Â
His room is still pretty bare aside from a small, low bed with little astronauts on his sheets, the blankets rumpled to the side from his nap earlier.
A simple dresser stands across the room, a few drawers pulled open and hurriedly filled with folded toddler clothes. Nearby, a lamp casts the only real light in the room. There's a small red spaceship-shaped rug near the bed, for little feet. In one corner, a couple of cardboard boxes that were stacked a while ago, containing toys and books, has now been tipped over.
Turning your attention to the boy in your arms, you are reminded exactly why you learned not to mind the mess. His brown eyes, with specks of green, round and framed by long dark lashes have you wrapped around his pudgy finger. He snuggles into the crook of your neck and you feel your heart melt all over again.Â
âPlaying dinosâÂ
You feel something pointy digging into your stomach, and when you feel around for the culprit, you find a plastic little t-rex in the pocket of his shorts. Obviously.Â
You wave the plastic reptile at him, lightly poking one rosy cheeky with the head. âBet youâre having fun, huh?â
Giggles ring out, and all you want to do is bottle up that sound forever. You heave him higher up your hip and use your mom privilege to rain as many kisses all over his face.Â
The doorbell ringing catches your attention. You walk out of Reid's room and into the living room; allowing your wriggly son to slide off of you, to which he then promptly runs towards his basket of toys by corner of the sofa. You havenât even opened the door yet before the unmistakable sound of wooden toy cars and blocks being dumped onto the floor can be heard. Lovely.Â
You open the door and your find one of your neighbours, Liz standing on the other side. You havenât met all your neighbours, and you probably wonât ever get the chance to considering the building has multiple floors, with multiple units on each floor, but you tried to take the time to introduce yourself to your neighbours when you see them. You blame the urge on the American in you. Making an effort to know your neighbours has always been the way you were raised. Â
âHello, Lizâ You greet her. She is always so impeccably dressed and today she was sporting the comfiest looking green sweater you have ever seen.Â
âHi, dear. Just wanted to check on yaâ You and Reid got the warmest welcome from her and her husband, Ben. Most of the people who live in the apartment were single professionals, or couples without kids. You could probably count with one hand the amount of families with kids that lived in the building.Â
You open the door wider, inviting her into your home. She strolls in, leaving the scent of fresh lilies and ripe pear wafting in the air. âHowâs the little man?â
âHeâs good. Heâs excited to go treat or treating tomorrowâ You pull out a chair for her to sit and walk over to start the kettle.Â
âI bet he is! Whatâs he going as?âÂ
You grab the tea bags and the spoons from the cupboard. âWeâre still deciding, but weâve narrowed it down to Spiderman or a DinosaurâÂ
âBrilliant choices. I canât wait to see him! You will stop by our door right?â They lived a few floors below you.
âOf course! Yours will be our first stop!âÂ
âMake sure you check the leaflet they gave out that tells you all the houses that are handing out candy. Remember, only the houses with pumpkins on their doors will be giving out candyâÂ
You nod, stirring the tea. Liz had warned you about this when you first brought it up days ago. You knew that trick or treating wasnât a big thing in England, compared to back home but you were glad some houses around the area were planning on handing out candy. A part of you wanted your son to experience Halloween like you did growing up, but life just does not work that way. Maybe one day.
âI know. I think heâs more excited to wear his costume then actually trick or--â
You both turn when the crashing sound of wooden building blocks ring out.Â
âUh oh!â a sweet little voice calls out.
You pause for a second. No wailing, no yells for "mama", which is a good sign. It means no broken bones.
"Are you alright, bubba?â
âIâm okay!â You hear back. Then you hear the sound of wooden blocks tumbling again. He's fine.
Liz and you share a laugh before tucking into your mugs of tea.Â
⌠. ăâş ă . ⌠. ăâş ă . âŚ
âDid you buy any candy?â Lia asks, picking up her plate and taking it to the sink. The other girls follow suit, cleaning the table free of pumpkin guts, and pumpkin carving supplies. Viv takes the intiative to wipe down the table, while Lotte starts going around with a black rubbish bag.
Leah furrows her eyebrows at the Swiss midfielder, confused. She stood up with her own plate to follow her teammates as they crowd by her kitchen.
The Swiss rolls her eyes at the questioning look from the her English teammate. One eyebrow raised so high it's nearly touching her hairline âFor the trick or treatersâ
âNo?â Was the Arsenal defender's response.
âYou wonât be having trick or treaters over?âÂ
âNah. I might have an early night. Alex is having that party the night after tomorrowâŚâ Alex always throws a halloween party every year, complete with costumes, loud music and lots and lots of drinks. Apparently this year, she rented out an entire club for the night.
Lia dries the plate that sheâs been washing and places it on the rack. She turns to the English blonde, a hand on her hip. âYeah but you know-- just in case. What if kids come knocking?â
The Arsenal defender pauses in the middle of washing her cutlery, and actually cares to think for a second. âWell then Iâll hand them a can of tunaâÂ
Lia gives her an unimpressed look.
Leah just shrugs. Halloween just isn't as celebrated around here. And especially not the whole trick or treating thing. âItâs trickâŚor treat, Lia. I reckon I should give them kids a trick once in a whileâÂ
âThe real trick would be that scowl on your face, Leah. No need to bully them with a can of tuna tooâ Beth pipes up, making a face, imitating her captain.Â
The girls all laugh but Leah is unfazed. She's used to her "captain face" being the butt of jokes.
Lia was still not ready to let go of the topic of conversation. She presses, âI still think you should run down to the shops and grab a bag at least. Just to be safeâÂ
Leah fights the urge to roll her eyes. Lia was currently drying her hands with a tea towel, and the blonde has no doubt that the Swiss will use it on her if she catches an eye roll. âIâm pretty sure there are only two families with kids in the building. I could just chuck a few bags of crisps and a can of diet coke at them. Itâll be fine.â Surely she had a few packets of crisps lying around in her pantry somewhere.
âJust for that I hope you get a hundred kids knocking on your door tonight.â Lia threatens lightly. Walking over to the coat rack by the door, she picks up her coat, shrugging it on.
Leah stands off to the side as she watches her guests grab their things. âSlim chance of that happening, mate. Iâm not leaving a pumpkin out tonightâÂ
âBut we carved them for a reasonâ Beth points at the pumpkins all the girls are carrying in their arms. Being the only American on the team, Emily had somehow roped all the girls into carving pumpkins to celebrate the holiday. They had a fun time, and it granted everyone a chill night before tomorrows party kicks off.
âAnd Iâm not inviting trick or treaters to my door.â
⌠. ăâş ă . ⌠. ăâş ă . âŚ
The girls pile out of the door, each carrying their own freshly carved pumpkin. The girls say their goodbyes to each other by the door, promising to see each other tomorrow evening for the halloween party. Muted partings are shared by the door, and the smell of fresh pumpkin filling the hallway. Beth clutches Vivâs pumpkin in one hand while the other carries her own-- albeit struggling to keep her balance.Â
âBeth, can you grab the keys from my pocket? I canât do it while Iâm holding Myleâ
The blonde raises an eyebrow, gesturing at her hands that were currently occupied by two festive orange vegetables. âIâm the one holding both of our pumpkins?â
Viv shoots her lover an exasperated look. Leave it to Beth to state the obvious and leave it at that. Sometimes Viv wonders how her girlfriend survived without her for so long âPut one down then, darlingâÂ
Beth complies, but not without exaggerating her groans as she bends towards the floor, still mindful of her knee many months later. âMaybe if you didnât spoil the princess so much,â quick glance at the content spaniel nestled in Vivâs arms.Â
âIgnore her. Mummyâs grumpyâ Viv whispers to the dog.Â
Beth crotches down to place one of the pumpkins on the door, right by Leahâs door. She reaches over to fish the car keys from Vivâs pocket, steals a kiss from her loverâs lips, and marches towards the elevators. Unbeknownst to her, leaving behind a lone pumpkin by the Arsenal defender's door.Â
⌠. ăâş ă . ⌠. ăâş ă . âŚ
Leah cracks open a can of diet coke. She glances at the time on her phone, the clock reading 8:05 pm. Unsurprisingly, she has not had any knocks on her door. Usually there would be trick or treaters around 6pm, around the time school finishes. In the years that she has been living in this building, most of the kids are done trick or treating by 8pm. Where are the hundreds of trick or treaters you wished would evade my house, Lia?
She settles on the sofa, stretching out her legs and grabbing the remote to turn on the television. When she finally settles on a live tennis match, she grabs a throw blanket and gets comfortable.Â
Ding! Dong!
When her doorbell goes off, Leah doesnât think much of it. She slips on her slippers, and drags her feet towards her front door. Pulling it open, at first she sees no one. When she lowers her eyes downwards, she is met with Spiderman. A small Spiderman, with little brown curls sticking out from underneath his face mask. He was holding a small bright orange pumpkin bucket.Â
Leah is frozen at first. Partly amused by the sight of the mini Spiderman, she was also internally panicking at the fact that she cannot give this child (who looks below the age of 5) a can of diet coke. She mentally tries to remember if she had Fruitshoot or Ribena in the fridge. Of course she doesn't.
Then she hears a womanâs voice whisper from somewhere, âsay trick or treat, bubbaâ
The little boy shuffles on his two feet. A cute little thing. âOh. Trick or Treat!â He holds up his pumpkin bucket, already filled with mini bars chocolates and a colourful array of sweets. The bucket is practically half his size, and he falters slightly in his step trying to hold it up for so long.Â
The female voice belonging to the mystery woman finally steps into her view and Leahâs heart stutters.Â
Wow. Sheâs beautiful.Â
Leah didnât have to think to hard to come to the conclusion that this stunning woman was the little boyâs mother. Her heart drops slightly. Mentally cursing whoever the lucky bastard was that got to see this woman everyday. Obviously a pretty woman like her could not be single.
Meanwhile, you failed to notice the blondeâs blatant gawking. Far too focused on your son, and how he has now stuck his hand in his pumpkin bucket and was fishing out a mini bag of sweets. He hands you the bag of sweets with a charming smile, âMama, open?â
You mentally patted yourself on the back for having the foresight to decide to do dinner early tonight. It meant that you did not need to worry about Reidâs appetite for the rest of the night so you took the mini bag of candy from him and ripped the bag open.
Leah couldnât help it, but she watched your hands. She couldnât help but steal glances at your ring finger in particular, half-expecting to see a gleam of gold or silver that would hint at a commitment or a partner waiting for you at home. Just in case. Just out of curiosity.Â
But there it wasânothing. Just smooth, bare skin
There was no ring. Your ring finger was untouched, not even a hint of a tan line that some couples might get from wearing their ring for so long.Â
âThere you go, bubâ You hand him the opened pack of fruit roll up and he eagerly grabbed for it. It was then you remembered that you were standing in front of someoneâs front door. You turn your head to find the owner of the house, a tall, pretty blonde leaning against the side of the door frame. Her hair was tied up in a low ponytail, tendrils of blonde hair frame her face. She was dressed in grey sweatpants, paired with a loose black oversized sweatshirt. You eye the familiar logo on the right side of the shirtâ Arsenal. The football club. She must be a fan.Â
When you tear your eyes away from ogling the woman, she meets your gaze with a gleam in her eyes. As if she knows you were checking her out, and she didnât shy away from your attention either.Â
You break the eye contact, picking at your fingers, a nervous habit you never broke out of all these years later. âHello.âÂ
âHi,â Leah was rarely nervous in front of new people, but for some reason she was shifting from side to side, tucking her hair behind her ear. âAre you guys new? I meanâ I would remembered youââ
She stops herself, clamping her mouth shut. She was seriously about to embarrass herself in front of not just any neighbourâ but a pretty neighbour too.
You blink at her, feeling a blush creeping up your cheeks. You prayed the shitty lighting in the hallway did not make it obvious. Clearing your throat, you give her what you hoped looked like a friendly, neighbourly smile.
 âYeah. Yeahâ we moved in a little over a week ago. We live in the floor below you actuallyâ
Leah nods, trying to make sure she was making appropriate eye contact. How many seconds is appropriate eye contact anyway? Has she even blinked yet? She shifted her gaze from your face, to the floor, back to your face, and then to the ceiling. She was totally not nervous, not even a little bit.
âItâs nice to meet you, then. Iâm Leahâ She takes a chance and holds out a hand, and to her utter delight, you take her hand in yours and shake it. Your hand was warm against hers, no noticeable cuts or scars which makes Leah think that your job didnât require you to use your hands too often. Not that she was taking note or anything.
You introduce yourself, before gesturing to the mini man beside you. âItâs nice to meet you too. This is my son, ReidâÂ
âOh yeah. Spiderman.â
âTrick or Treat!â Both of you startle out from your staring contest and turn to the boy by your feet. Remnants of his fruit roll-up plastered all over his cheeks and chin like a paint palette. He grinned up at you, his eyes wide with the kind of mischief only a sugar rush could inspire.Â
âTrick or Treat! Trick or Treat!â he shouted gleefully, holding up his hands, sticky fingers wiggling in the air. Bits of bright colours clung to his lips, making him look even more ridiculous.
âOh! I havenât given you anything. Give me a minute, Spidermanâ
Leah dashed to the pantry, rummaging through shelves filled with old boxes and canned goods. âNo sweets, no chocolate bars, nothing!â she exclaimed, frustration mounting. She cursed herself for not heeding Liaâs advice to go out and buy a packet of sweets earlier. She opened her refrigerator, hunting through take out containers and cheeses, her mind racing through the bare options. A can of diet coke? Definitely not appropriate for a three-year-old.
Then she spotted itâa lone banana resting in the fruit basket. It was slightly overripe, but it would have to do. With an unwilling nod, Leah grabbed the banana and headed back to the door, her cheeks flushing slightly at the absurdity of it all. She was about to hand the kid of the hottest woman she has ever seen a banana. All because she couldnât be arsed to go to the store earlier and pick up a couple bags of sweets. Shit.Â
As she arrived back to the door, there you stood with your son beside you. His tiny basket held high, expectantly. âTrick or treat!â he chimed. Again. A demanding little thing.
Leah crouched down, a sheepish smile on her face. âWell, Spiderman, I donât have any sweetsâŚbut how about this?â She presented the banana like it was the greatest treasure in the world.
The boy blinked, his eyes wide. âA banana?â
âItâs a healthy treat!â Leah said, trying to sound enthusiastic. She side-eyed you, trying to gauge your reaction. You were watching on with a palm over your mouth, trying to smother the laugh threatening to spill out. You were cute, Leah thought.
But back to the kid. âPerfect for after all that candy youâll be eating tonight!â
Spiderman looked at the banana in her hand, then back at Leah, and finally broke into a giggle. âOkay!â He nodded, holding up his trick or treating basket so she could slip it inside. It thumped lightly on top of the small pile of sweets and chocolates. The kid peered into the bucket and giggled seeing his latest treasure sitting right on top. Leah couldnât exactly see under the mask, but he could see his cheeks were perked up and it looked like he was smiling, so she took that as a win. She risked another glance at you, and you were smiling too-- without hiding it behind your hand this time. A big win for sure.Â
You glance up towards Leah, noticing the slight flush on her cheeks and how attractive she looked when she tucked her loose hair behind her ear. It was also then that you noticed she had blue eyes.
You tuck that fun little fact in the back of your mind.
Snap yourself out of gazing at your neighbour like a creep, you pinch yourself lightly on the arm. Ouch. âThanks for the healthy treatâÂ
Leah smiles hearing the teasing glint in your voice. Leaning against the doorway, she brings a hand up to massage the back of her neck, her bicep flexing nicely against her shirt. Not that you noticed, of course.Â
âYeah sorry âbout thatâÂ
âNah itâs alright. I appreciate it actuallyâ more than candy,â You look down at your son, who was completely enamoured by his latest haul. He kept staring down at his bucket, his head halfway inside the thing already. âAnd he seems really happy about itâÂ
And as if he suddenly remembered what he was there for, Reid yanks his head out of his halloween bucket and looks up at you with wide eyes, exclaiming loudly âMama, more candies!âÂ
Giving your pretty neighbour a sheepish smile, you grab Reidâs hand before he can go bouncing off to find the next door. âAnd thatâs our cue to go. Thank you again forâ
You both speak at the same time.Â
ââŚfor the bananaâ âthe bananaâ
She laughs when she notices, and it's the most attractive laugh you have ever heard. It spills out naturally, unrestrained. And you find that you like the way her eyes crinkle at the ends. Her laugh was infectious as it was beautiful.
âSoâŚuhâ Iâll see you around?â Leah says, picking at the sleeves of her black sweatshirt. You want to say she sounds hopeful at the thought of you two bumping into each other in the near future because you feel the same. You hoped to see her again. âI meanâ obviously weâre neighboursâÂ
You find yourself not being opposed to that idea at all. âYeah. Maybe we can talk or grab a coffee sometime?â
Where the sudden bravery came from you have no idea, but the words had already left your mouth and you werenât going to take them back.Â
She smiles at you, her lips curving, and her eyes do too. âDefinitely. Iâd love to go for a coffee with youâ
Perhaps you both stare at each other for a second too long, but thatâs a secret only the both of you share. You linger, internally saddened at the thought of having to say a temporary goodbye, but youâve got a coffee date to look forward to now. Steering your son and his Halloween bucket away from her door, you share one last smile with the pretty blonde who lives in the floor below you.
âHappy Halloween, LeahâÂ
âHappy Halloween, neighbourâÂ
You donât hear the sound of her door closing until you and your son have turned the corner.Â
here's a little bedtime story to celebrate the last night of october. this is story #3 of Butter's Meadio-cre Mayhem (the Spooky Season collection)
(if you're going to any halloween parties tonight, stay safe my loves <333)
comments and reactions are always appreciated!
ăťâĽăť- kisses, butter
*This work is my original creation. Please donât copy, share, or translate it without asking for my permission first. Thanks for respecting that!
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The Bet
Leah Williamson x Stanway!Reader
Word Count: 769
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âSo like⌠do you hate me or something?â
Itâs six am on a Wednesday morning and youâre definitely not awake enough to be having this conversation. But be it as it may, Leahâs taken it upon herself to drag you to some cafe close to your place for your pre-game breakfast tradition.
Ever since you began dating, if Leah had a game coming up, the two of you would go grab a bite to eat in the morning.Â
And usually everything is great. You and Leah will have a quick catch up as if you donât spend every second of every minute together, and youâll pretend to be interested when Leah begins talking about football.Â
But itâs six in the morning and youâve barely even sat down before Leah is glaring at you as if you woke up this morning with the sole purpose of offending her.Â
âWhy in the world are you wearing a Bayern jersey?â The disgust in her voice is palpable and you have to resist the urge to roll your eyes.Â
âYou mean my sisterâs jersey?â
âA Bayern jersey,â she repeats. If you stare hard enough youâd swear you can see her shudder at the name of the other team.Â
âYour best friendâs jersey,â you shoot back, paying Leah no mind as you browse the menu.
Leahâs eye twitches. âBayern. Jersey. Where is the girlfriend loyalty?â
Sometimes you wonder how the stubborn person sitting in front of you is best friends with your sister. Leah may be stoic and the captain of the national team, but then you remember that sheâs also equal parts a child at heart as your sister. The countless pranks Georgia and Leah have pulled on you when the three of you were growing up is a testament to that, and itâs a miracle why you ever decided to give Leah a chance.Â
âBabe, she won the bet. And a Stanway promise is a Stanway promise.â
âGeorgia isnât even here right now!â Leah whines, a second away from banging her head on the table.Â
Georgia and Leah have always been competitive. And the second you started dating Leah meant their bets extended to you. If Leah won a game? You were dressed up as a living memento of all things Arsenal. If Georgia won a game, youâd be forced to wear nothing but the colors of her club for days to come. The stakes only go up higher when the two of them have a match against each other.Â
Since Bayern won the last game, Georgia smugly told you to wear her jersey at the second leg game tonight. You were never one to back down from a challenge, so on the jersey went. Leah spent days trying to convince you to cut up the jersey, or let her accidentally place it in the washer, but you were unmoved. You might not be a Bayern fan at heart, but youâll always support your sister, and damaging your Stanway jersey would be grounds for a break up.
âCan you at least, I dunno, cover it up or something?â Leah groans, waving her hand around your top as if staring at it any longer will cause her to melt to the ground,
âYou are a child,â you sigh, doing nothing of the such.Â
âWeâre getting looks from people around!â
You roll your eyes. The barista had taken one look at your jersey and then your girlfriend before smirking. Youâre regulars at this place and even they are attuned to the fragility of your girlfriendâs ego.Â
âEat your toast, darling.â
Breakfast carries on in silence, and it isnât until the third time you catch Leahâs pout that you break.Â
âWill it make you feel better if I wear an Arsenal beanie?â
Leah perks up a bit before she realizes you mean paired with your Stanway jersey. âNo.â
âBabe, itâs the Arsenal beanie or nothing.â
âHow âbout nothing? I quite like the look of you dressed up in nothing.â Leah giggles and jerks backward when you reach across the table to punch her shoulder.
âNothing but the Bayern jersey,â you deadpan, internally laughing at the way Leahâs face instantly falls.Â
âHow about this. You win the game tonight and Iâll wear nothing but the Arsenal jersey.â
It takes a second for the words to register. Leah blinks, mouth dropping open a bit.Â
âAnd the red lace you love.â
You laugh when Leahâs up in an instant, ushering you towards the door like a woman on a mission.
âNo time to waste, babe, gotta get to the Colney and train so Iâm ready to win tonight.â
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Possibly leah can propose to alessia, and get lovie involved or leah moves in permanently and lovie only wants to sleep with them. Hope the writers block goes away
SLEEP SCARES â alessia russo x leah williamson x child!reader
iâm back! well sort of-
just a quick lil something as i feel as though iâve lowkey forgotten about yall. but i promise itâs with good reason, lifeâs been busy and iâm on holiday rn but im hoping when i get home i can get back to normal and start to get some more fic/blurbs out for you allđ
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as a baby and as you grew that little bit older, alessia could generally say she had been quite lucky with how easy it was for you to get to sleep.
she had never really had any issues with you waking up during the night â of course there had been the odd occasion when youâd been poorly but other than that, you liked sleeping in your own bed.
however, ever since your little mind had discovered the secret of your mummy and leah and the fact they were more than friends. your bed and room wasnât as comfy and cool anymore. you instead now wanted to be in your mummyâs bed watching whatever silly adult show was showing on the tv sneaking a few sweets which you really shouldnât be having after brushing your teeth.
this cycle had occurred more often when leah was staying the night, âhow long do you think itâll be until lovieâs wondering through the door?â alessia whispered as the two were lying tangled together in bed, the only light coming from the tv which was on a low hum.
âhm iâd give it at least thirty minutesâ leah rasped out as she ran a hand through alessiaâs hair, alessia humming in response, sinking deeper into leahâs arms.
the two knew that there time together wouldnât last long until you were tip toeing sleepily into the room with your elephant under your arm as your eyes were filled with sleep.
alessia and leah had dosed off, the tv playing adverts as the door creeped open. you tip toeing so lightly, as you climbed into the bed from the bottom. sinking yourself inbetween the two.
alessia feeling the movement, as her eyes opened slightly. âlovie? what you doing?â your mummy questioned as she sleepily yawned, moving a little from leahâs warmth. you sat in the middle of the bed on your knees, a sleepy look on your face.
âcanât sleep, there noises in my roomâ you pouted as your shoulders sunk down. a flash of worry came across alessiaâs face as her brow furrowed downwards slightly.
âwhat do you mean noises?â alessia asked as she sat up, her back resting against the headboard of her bed reaching over to turn on the side lamp. moving with much caution hoping not to wake the sleeping blonde beside her. knowing the grumpy mood she would wake in if she was woken up from her slumber.
are you sure itâs not just the wind?â alessia pushed more knowing sometimes the sound of the wind can sometimes make some scary noises.
you shrugged, a small yawn falling from your lips. âi sleep in hereâ you cutely asked, your eyes forming a pleading look as a small sigh came from your mummyâs lips.
âdo you not want mummy to come and lie in your bed with you?â she asked, hopeful that would be the best solution. but you shook your head, the bed slightly shaking as you did so.
alessia surrendering as she whispered out a yes, not wanting the hassle of trying to coax you back into your own bed as admittedly she just wanted to get back to sleep herself.
your mummy moving slightly to make a small gap in the bed for you to lie in as a small smug smile of victory flashed across your lips as you flopped into bed. your mummy placing a kiss to your cheek as she whispered good night in your ear, circling small shapes on your back.
it didnât take long for you to fall asleep as your chest started to rise slower indicating you had fell asleep, alessia still tracing shapes on your back as she noticed leah starting to move around.
leahâs eyes opening for a split second before they closed but even through the darkness alessia never missed the small smile which was on her lips.
âat least it was longer than the thirty minutes we thoughtâ leah whispered out as a quiet chuckle left alessiaâs lips.
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Outburst V
Leah Williamson x Child!Reader
Summary: Leah gets in trouble
"He-Hello? Hello? Jord...Jord, I can't hear you. Give me a moment."
The sound of the music and the crowd surrounds Leah as she steps a bit further away, shoving her phone as close to her ear as she can manage.
"Jordan! Jordan?! Can you hear me?!" She's practically screaming down her phone, straining her ears for even an inkling of Jordan's voice.
"Leah Cathrine Williamson!" Is what she gets in return. "Why is that music so loud?!"
"It's a festival, Jordan," Leah says back with an eye roll," I'm near the stage and-"
"And if you're near the stage, who exactly is with our child?! Seeing as it's nearly midnight so she should be in bed!"
Leah freezes, a bolt of lightning running down her spine as she glances towards her friends.
You're bouncing along to the music as her cousin pours some of your fruitshoot into a little plastic cup so you feel like you're being included in all the drinking the adults around you are doing.
A worried chuckle comes out of Leah's mouth that she hopes Jordan doesn't hear.
"Our kid? Our little Lovebug?"
"Yes!" Jordan snaps down the phone. "Bug! Our child, Leah. Our child who should definitely be in bed right now!"
"Well, she is in bed!" Leah lies," Fast asleep. I gave her a kiss good night and everything. My cousin's called it a night so she's babysitting."
"Really?" Jordan sounds like she doesn't believe her even down the phone. "So if I go on Instagram right now, I won't see any pictures or videos of our daughter partying in the dark?"
"No," Leah says, calling Jordan's bluff," No pictures or videos of our Bug."
The music is so loud that Leah can't hear Jordan's answering hum. To be honest, she's not really focussing on the call anyway.
Her friends have formed a little half circle around you as you bounce along to the Coldplay song playing, cheering you on as you get more and more into it.
A soft smile plays on Leah's lips as she watches and she's so engrossed that she almost misses Jordan's next words.
"So if Bug's in bed then you wouldn't mind switching to a videocall and show me what's going on?"
"Jord-"
"You know I'm not actually asking, Leah."
Guiltily, Leah switches to a videocall.
Unlike her, who is in a muddy field with pounding music, Jordan's curled up on her sofa back home in Birmingham. She's got Blu on her lap fast asleep and a soft blanket wrapped around her shoulders.
She looks cosy and snug back at home and Leah flashes her a nervous smile.
"And now you can flip the camera."
"Oh? Are you sure? Why don't we-"
"Leah. The camera. I'd like to see our child."
Begrudgingly, and because she knows that there is no way out of it, Leah flips the camera around.
"Mum!" You call out, bouncing enthusiastically from within the half circle around you," Mum, are you flimin' me? We're goin' to show Bear and auntie Kei?"
"Er...I've got Mummy on the phone actually!" Leah calls back to you and you stop bouncing immediately.
You shove your see through cup of fruitshoot off to Leah's cousin and hurry over, practically trying to climb Leah to get even a glimpse of Jordan.
"Mummy? Mummy! Mummy! Mum, help! Want to see Mummy!"
Leah hefts you up onto her hip, flipping the camera again so Jordan can see you both together.
"Mummy!" You exclaim, happily wiggling in Leah's arms," Mummy, did you see me dancin'? I can dance!"
Both Jordan and Leah aren't quite sure whether they classify what you do as dancing. Bouncing is probably a more apt decision.
You've been a bouncer since your birth practically. Your old baby bouncer was probably your favourite toy of them all and from the moment you first heard music, you've bounced along to it.
"And what a good dancer you are!" Jordan says, beaming at you," Are you having fun with Mum?"
"I am!" You say, bobbing your head up and down happily," Mum says at a festival there is no bedtime! And-"
Leah's mouth comes up to cover your mouth as she quickly tries to do damage control.
"What Bug means is there's no bedtimes for adults-"
"No, you said that there was no Bug Bedtime," You interrupt, prying her hand away from your mouth," You said there were no rules. Just not to tell Mummy..." You eyes widen as you look at Leah's phone. "Oh, sorry, Mum."
Leah sighs. "It's fine, Bug. Mummy would have found out either way."
"Mummy's very smart."
"Yes she is."
"And very, very angry at you, Leah," Jordan says," It's bedtime for Bug now."
"What? But Mummy-"
"Bedtime for sleepy little Lovebugs," Jordan says, her voice back to the soft one she always uses when addressing you," Because it's way past little bugs and their bedtimes."
"Mummy-"
"I love you, my Lovebug."
You huff. "Love you too, Mummy."
"Take. Her. To. Bed. Leah."
"Will do, Jords. Night."
"Goodnight."
The calls is dropped in the next second and you look up at Leah, tilting your head to the side.
"Is it really bedtime for little Lovebugs?" You ask and Leah grins.
"I don't think your Mummy can be mad if you get an extra five minutes...maybe another hour."
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Toddlers.
Alessia russo x Leah Williamson x reader
One might expect after coming back from a run to the bakery at 7 am to come back home and find silence still filling up the house or perhaps jazz music and the smell of coffee. What you didn't expect was bickering.
You opened the door quietly so as not to disturb the sleeping bodies in your bedroom only to hear them full on arguing up the stairs. You put down the baked goods in the kitchen and angrily stomped your way to the room where the loud noises were coming from. You found Alessia and leah both hovering over a disassembled crib arguing about who should do it and who should go to bed.Â
â Lee, you have a concussion,you should rest.â said Alessia, still in her oversized sleeping t-shirt.Â
â and you just played a game last night you are the one who should be resting. Besides, I know my body and what I can handle.â replied leah.Â
â Leah seriously stop with this nonsense and go to bed.â Alessia tried to command her club captain.Â
â What do we have here?â you jumped in before any one said something they would regret.Â
No matter how unusual this encounter might seem it happened quite often in your household. Lessi was sweet and gentle while Leah was stubborn and hard headed. Alessia would easily give up control and surrender either one of youâs touch or words while Leah needed more convincing in order to let go.Â
â I couldn't get any sleep. I needed to move so I came here to assemble this crib. And little miss over here wouldn't let me.â explained leah.Â
â you are concussed leah you need to rest; this crib can wait.â added alessia.Â
â Alessia, give it up. I am fine. I don't need babysitting. If I do, I will make sure to call you.â said leah in an undermining tone.Â
â I am 7 months pregnant. I got up and went out to get us something to celebrate qualifying for the champion's league and I am greeted with this at 8 am. I expected cuddles in bed with my favorite people instead I got a problem.â you say as you sigh and get out of the room.Â
â See if you weren't a child lee we wouldn't have upset her.â said aleesia.Â
â and if you just let it go we wouldn't have either.â added leah.Â
â Enough, you two.â you yell from across the room and they go quiet.Â
You opt for a shower to relax from the stressful morning you had. Once you got out you found Leah waiting for you. You ignored her and headed straight for the mirror to apply skin care. She came up behind you, put her hands on your swollen belly and kissed your shoulder.Â
â I am sorry.â she mutters.Â
â It's not me you should say that to.â you respond.Â
â She is angry at me.â you turn to face her and cup her cheeks.Â
â Say you're sorry and she will forgive you. You were harsh on her, you know. She was just trying to help you.âÂ
â I didn't mean to snap at her.â Leah genuinely feels bad for what happened.Â
â So go console her and show her that you love and appreciate her.â Leah was like a toddler sometimes which was one of your favorite things about her. She gives you a kiss and leaves. After you are done you head to the kitchen, make coffee, and scroll on your phone. You were lost in your phone and suddenly you feel it get yanked out of your hand. Your attention goes quickly to the new sensations on your neck. They were both kissing you, each one kissing a different side. Your hands gravitate to their hair and a moan escapes your lips. Their hands however were perfectly situated on your belly. Alessia stopped kissing you first which sourced a whine from you. She immediately kneels to the level of your belly. â she just kicked i felt her.â she exclaimed happily. moments like these were why you kept up with their nonsense. And the sex of course. Leah does the same thing and you admire them as they talk to your belly in an adorable voice.Â
â So I understand that you two made up.â They both stop and look at one another and smile.Â
â Sorry this happened, I know you wanted a slow morning.â apologized alessia.Â
â It's not that late. We can still go lay down on the couch together.â she added.Â
â Since I created the chaos I will prepare breakfast,â said leah.Â
After you demolish your food you lay on Leah's chest and Alessia puts her head on your lap and just sits there admiring each other. You really love these two idiots and are excited to start a family with them.
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loving every curve â leah williamson x reader
in which: you learn to be intimate again with leah after your pregnancy
warnings: smut (18+), fingering (r receiving), oral (r receiving), dirty talk, language, post-pregnancy insecurities, body dysmorphia
wc: 4.9K
a/n: I was going to queue this for friday but I couldn't wait LOL. hope you all enjoy!
Pregnancy with Leah was a journey that you wouldn't trade for the world. You and your wife had been unsuccessful a couple times with the IVF journey, so when one day you received the good news, the both of you were on top of the world and couldn't wait to meet the little wonder that was going to be growing in your belly.
It was pure bliss, really. Ever since you found out you were pregnant, Leah had stepped into a role that you'd never seen her take up before. She was a very caring person before, but she had stepped that up a notch. It came to a point where you even had to tell her to refrain a little, that you were more than capable of going to work and doing household chores in the first months of your pregnancy â Leah was reluctant to give in, but when she noticed after a few weeks that she wouldn't be able to keep up with the household chores compared with her busy footballing schedule, she gave in.
As the months passed, and you started experiencing the hardships of pregnancy, Leah was the perfect partner. She would be by your side every time you were heaving up your breakfast, wouldn't leave your side if you were feeling weak and would be experiencing blood sugar drops, she would accommodate to all of your cravings â meaning she would sometimes drive to the shop at 3am, eyes still full of sleep, but on a mission to get you pickles and mustard, because that was seemingly what your stomach made you crave that night.
One of the hardest things, though, that you didn't expect, was how wary you were of your body changing. The first couple months nothing visibly changed, not until you started showing. You and Leah loved the little bump in your stomach, a testament to the little life that was growing in your belly. But as the months passed and your stomach started to grow more and more, came the big visible changes on your body. You were well aware that you were going to put on weight and that your body wouldn't look the way it had before you grew pregnant, but you were still in your head about it.
The stretch marks, the bloated feeling, the swollenness â that accompanied with naturally heightened emotions, it wasn't nice. You knew that it was normal and that it was only happening because your body had to accommodate for the child that was growing inside of you, but you couldn't get it out of your head.
Leah reassured you every day that she thought you were beautiful, that you'd never looked this good throughout the 5 years of your relationship. She would tell you about the "pregnancy glow" all the time, and would claim that she'd fallen in love with you over and over again ever since you started to show.
You thought it was going to be better after you'd given birth, but the stretch marks and the loose skin didn't magically disappear â you had certainly hoped it would. You'd stuck to applying cream to your stretch marks throughout your whole pregnancy, so you knew the skin would form back to normal rather sooner than later, but you still found it hard to look at yourself in the mirror. The body you had worked so hard for over the last couple years was no longer there, and as much as you had a lovely little baby boy to show for it, you couldn't help but miss it.
It was Friday night, set date night for Leah and you. It was the first time since the birth of your son that the two of you would be going out for date night, rather than staying in. Amanda had taken him for the night, very excited about the prospect of her grandson staying with her for the first time.
You were in your bedroom, looking through the options in your wardrobe, struggling to pick out what to wear. Truthfully, you didn't know what you would even fit in, at this moment in time. You'd lost some of your pregnancy weight but certainly not all of it, and you weren't sure if you would fit into any of the dresses that you owned. You'd tried a couple, to no avail. You wanted to look good, look good for you and look good for your wife, who had been nothing but exceptional to you the past 9 months and more.
You heard a soft padding of footsteps up the stairs, Leah probably noticed that you had been in there for quite some time. She entered your bedroom and you couldn't help but feel remorseful when you shot her a look. She was clad in a straight black pair of trousers, combined with a white, sleeveless top. A very simple outfit, but she looked amazing. She had her hair down, a welcome change to the ponytail she always had it in.
"Hey baby, you good? Just checking, you've been in here for quite some time now," Leah said softly, body leaning against the doorframe. You shot her a defeated look. "I don't know, Le. Nothing fits me anymore, I don't know what to wear," you vaguely gestured towards your wardrobe. You nearly missed the pitiful look that crossed your girlfriend's face before she made her way over to you, wrapping her arms around your waist from behind, leaning her chin on your shoulder.
"What about that one," Leah proposed, pointing towards a yellow dress that she gifted you for your anniversary last year. "Tried, it's too tight on my thighs," you responded. She hummed, looking elsewhere. "The red one," she questioned, met with another shake of your head. "Nope, felt like it was suffocating me," Leah nodded, pressing a kiss to your shoulder. "How about just a pair of jeans and a shirt then, hmm?"
"None of my jeans fit me, Le. Why do you think I've been walking around in sweatpants the past two weeks," you said, a slight hint of annoyance clear in your voice. "Okay, I'm sorry," she said softly, rubbing her hands over your stomach appreciatively. Before long, she turned you around in her grip, looking you into the eye.
"Would you rather stay home instead, chill on the couch and watch a film, that works for me too," Leah proposed. You casted your gaze down. That sounded perfect, but you didn't want to take this away from her and from you both. You knew how excited Leah had been for today, the day accentuated with a red circle on the calendar that hung in your home office. It'd been ages since the both of you spent some quality time outside the house, finally finding a vacant spot that you two wanted to make use of as best as possible.
She took your chin in between her thumb and index finger, slowly pushing your head back up. She placed one of her hands on the side of your face, rubbing your cheek affectionately. You braved a look at her, eyes slightly watery. "Are you sure," you questioned, but before you could express yourself further, Leah was already nodding. "I'm sure. All I want is to be with you, and I want you to be comfortable. We've got plenty of time together to go out for dinner, but if you'd rather stay in tonight, then we're staying in," she said, putting a strand of hair behind your ear. She wiped away a stray tear that had escaped your eye, pressing a soft kiss against the wet trail it had left behind.
"Come on, love, I'll change real quick and then we can get comfortable on the couch, hmm? I'll order us some food and then we can just enjoy a chill evening together, how's that sound," she said, her gaze still holding yours. You nodded, burying your face in the crook of her neck. "Perfect," you mumbled, earning an appreciative chuckle from your blonde lover who was rubbing her hands up and down your back affectionately.
A couple moments later you made your way downstairs, now dressed in a pair of fuzzy sweatpants and one of Leah's old Arsenal hoodies. You threw some of your softest blankets on the couch and made the both of you a cup of tea, that you were placing on the coffee table by the couch just as Leah came down too, having changed into something more forgiving than what she was wearing before.
"Mm, you read my mind," she said as she walked over, grabbing her mug from the table and taking a swig of her tea. "Just how I like it, thank you baby," she pressed a sweet, lingering kiss on your lips before pulling away and ordering some food.
"Pizza sound good?", she asked. "Pizza sounds great."
Your night went on quietly, the two of you cuddled up on the couch watching a show you'd discovered together, eating your pizza and stealing kisses from each other now and then.
When the third episode you watched in a row was coming to an end, Leah shifted her body so you were now laying on top of her instead of between her legs. She looked you in the eye and pushed a strand of hair behind your ears, a soft, loving gaze looking over you. "I love you, baby. So much," she started. "I don't care if we're out eating at a fancy restaurant or ordering pizza and binge watching our show, as long as you're my company, I don't care what we do," she smiled, pressing a soft kiss against the tip of your nose.
"You're the best, Le. Thank you for being so understanding. And thank you for being the best mum our baby boy could've wished for," at this, you could see Leah's eyes growing wet with unshed tears, forever emotionally affected when her son was mentioned. You grabbed her face in both hands and leaned in closer, pressing a firm kiss against her warm lips. She tasted salty, testament of a tear that managed to escape right before you leaned in.
Leah was the one who broke the kiss after a couple moments, you chasing her lips as you couldn't get enough of her. She chuckled before speaking up, "You're amazing. You carried this little human being inside your stomach for 9 months and then gave birth to it, bringing life to our son. I'm so proud of you and I'm way beyond amazed at what you did. You're wonderful, mama," the new nickname caused a tingle in your chest, but it also sent a shot of arousal somewhere deeper, something you didn't expect to happen.
Your breath hitched and you pulled back a little, cheeks flushing slightly red, to which Leah cocked an eyebrow at you. "Oh?", she questioned, a slight smirk tugging at the corner of her lips. "That was an interesting reaction," she teased further, placing her hands on your thighs that were on each side of her body, now straddling her.
"Shut up," you said, throwing your head back and looking up at the ceiling. "I'll keep that one in mind," she said before pulling you back down to her, clasping her hands together at the back of your neck and pulling you into a heated kiss. Her lips were firm against yours, her tongue swiping across your bottom lip soon enough to ask for permission. You eagerly granted her that, opening your mouth to which you couldn't hold back a soft moan. Leah's tongue explored your mouth, kissing you with a fervor she hadn't for a while.
Truth be told, Leah and you hadn't really done anything like this since the birth of your son. You and your body were still exhausted from the pregnancy and as much as you wanted to be intimate with her, both the tiredness and the insecurity had held you both back. Leah had been patient, she had been incredible and hadn't pushed for anything. She knew you wanted to take things back up on your own accord and that's why she gave you space. But now, with her toned body beneath you, her hands roaming all over your upper body and her tongue licking into your mouth, you couldn't help but feel the arousal building between your legs.
"Le, please," you whimpered, sounding embarrassingly desperate after only a few minutes of kissing and wandering hands. She pulled away, a frown etched onto her face. "What's wrong, baby, are you okay?", she asked, worry laced into her voice. You grunted. "God, yeah, I'm more than okay. I-," you took a deep breath and looked her in the eyes. "I need you."
Leah's eyes widened slightly at your words, the look of surprise quickly changing into something else, a playful glint now appearing in her eyes. "Yeah? You sure?", she asked, more out of politeness than actual concern, her hands already starting to wander up your chest, inching closer towards your breasts.
Leah had always been more of a boob than bum girl, and safe to say she was devastated to learn throughout your pregnancy that any of her touches in that area caused you to wince due to the sensitivity of them.
You nodded sheepishly, closing your eyes when you felt Leah's hands grazing your boobs. Despite still clothed, you could feel goosebumps starting to form across your back, your body clearly affected by the slightest of touches provided by the woman tucked underneath you.
"Let's go upstairs, you might be a bit more comfortable", Leah said as she pulled her hands away from you. You knew she was only being mindful of you and your body, but truth be told â you couldn't care less now. You needed her and you needed her now.
You grumbled in response, leaning your head down into the juncture between Leah's shoulders and neck, starting to roll your hips against hers. You heard how Leah's breath hitched, fingers digging into your hips at the sensation. "Needy, huh?", she teased, to which you sunk your teeth into her neck, pulling a hiss out of your girlfriend before soothing the sing with a languid lick of your tongue.
"God, I missed you," Leah whimpered. "I missed this and I missed you, I missed the feeling of your body on top of me," she continued, her words clearly affecting you as you could feel the arousal between your legs growing. Before long, Leah sat the two of you up straight before sliding from underneath you, throwing her legs over the edge of the couch and getting up. "I was serious when I told you I wanted to go upstairs, baby," she smirked, holding her hands out for you to take, hoisting you up from the couch and leading the two of you upstairs to your bedroom.
As much as the touches were hungry and fleeting downstairs on the couch, the air had changed now. Leah's actions were slow, deliberate, calculated. Like she had planned this out weeks ago, like she knew exactly what she wanted to do to have you unraveling underneath her touch.
She closed the door behind you and was back onto you within a moment, wrapping her arms around your waist and kissing down the nape of your neck, licking a couple stripes from your upper back up until your ear, softly nipping on your earlobe which caused a low moan to fall from your lips.
You moved your arms behind you, steading yourselves by grabbing Leah's thighs. She continued her ministrations, kissing and licking across all your sensitive spots â she hadn't forgotten anything about how to properly please you. She still knew your body like the back of her hand; knew where to kiss, knew where to lick, knew where to touch.
But just in a second, the vibe hanging between the two of you had flipped completely. Leah manoeuvred the two of you towards the bed, but whilst doing so you caught a glimpse of yourself in the mirror. It wasn't much, and it certainly wasn't long, but it brought the insecurities back from a couple hours ago that Leah had meticulously been working away.
Whereas you had been leaning into your girlfriend's touches and affection, you were now subtly pulling away, not trying to make it too obvious what was happening. You didn't want to get in your head about this. You wanted to enjoy this moment. You needed this, really. But you couldn't keep the thoughts at bay, and they were consuming your brain. You became too aware of your skin under Leah's fingertips, and you held a hand to her chest just before she could push you down onto the mattress.
Leah thought you needed a break for some air, but when you leaned your head down against her chest, she knew this was more than that. You couldn't see, but you knew a concerned frown would be etched onto your girlfriend's face. You felt bad, too. Downstairs, you had seen how excited she got when you told her you needed her â the twinkle in her eye gave everything away. One of your hands fisted Leah's shirt, desperately trying to ground yourself while your thoughts were running rampant around your head.
"Hey, hey, baby are you okay?", Leah tried, slowly coaxing your head away from her chest and pushing it back to eye-level. "Did I do anything wrong, did I hurt you?", you could hear how her voice was filled with concern, clearly thinking she was the one that caused you to want to take a step back.
"No, Le. It's not you," you took a deep breath. "It's me," you looked her in the eyes and continued speaking. "I'm just so self-conscious of my body and I don't know if I want you to see it like this," you took her hand in yours and played with her fingers. "I know you've seen it before, and you've definitely seen it since pregnancy, but not in this situation. And it's just got me in my head," you finished, the feeling of embarrassment not letting you go just yet.
Leah breathed out a sigh of relief before she moved around you, sitting down on the bed and patting her thighs, signaling you to come sit on her lap. You followed her instructions, sitting sideways on her lap, your arms around her neck. She gave you a second to get comfortable before she spoke. "You're beautiful, baby. I know these may be empty words but I promise you that I mean it. Your body is the living proof of the little boy you brought to life â that's an incredible achievement."
She held your gaze, trying to get through to you. "This, right here," she pointed between you and her. "is more than just based on pure bodily attraction. Yes, I still find you incredibly attractive. If anything, I find you more attractive than I did before your pregnancy, but I'm also just so in love with you. And that's not just based on how you look or how you feel beneath me, that's about you. You as a person, as a friend, as a lover and especially as a mother. I want to make love to you because you're you, not because you have a toned abdomen or because you have a bicep bulge." Leah held your face between her hands and pulled you closer to her, pressing a sweet kiss against your forehead. "Now, if you let me, let me show you just how much I love you, please."
You rested your forehead against her and exhaled deeply, affected by Leah's words. You gathered your thoughts and looked up at her, giving her a slight nod. She smiled. "I'll be gentle, I promise," you reciprocated her smile and leaned back in to her, softly pressing your lips against hers.
A couple moments later Leah shifted the two of you so you were now underneath her instead of on your lap, and brought you up the bed so you were resting comfortably against the pillows. "Good?", she questioned, you bit your lip and nodded. "Yeah, perfect."
Leah positioned her body on top of you, careful not to rest any weight on you. She placed her thighs on either side of your hips, leaning her head down and starting all over again. She pressed kisses against your cheeks, your nose, your neck, your jawline and eventually started moving down your body. Her hands wandered all over your clothed upper body, causing goosebumps to form over your skin.
"Can I take this off, love?", Leah questioned, looking you in the eye as she was playing with the hem of your hoodie. You slightly nodded, but your girlfriend didn't seem satisfied with the lack of response. "I'm gonna need words, baby," she continued, to which you verbally responded yes. "Good girl," she said quietly under her breath, but you caught it and you felt a jolt of arousal course through your body.
She took off your hoodie, revealing your upper body that was only covered by a bra now. "This too?", she asked, to which you seemed a bit more hesitant. "We can leave it on too, I don't mind," she reassured you, but you knew you'd have to get over it anyway. You closed your eyes and took a deep breath. You trusted her. She loved you and you knew that. "No, it's fine. Go ahead, please," you said.
Leah put an arm around your back and helped you up, unclasping your bra with the other hand â she couldn't conceal the smug grin growing on her face as she expertly removed your bra with one hand. "Still got it, huh," she teased, followed by you rolling your eyes and laying back against the pillows. "Shut it, Williamson."
Leah let her gaze fall to your chest, and she took a deep breath. "God, you're beautiful," she said, before leaning in closer. She seemed a little hesitant to connect her lips to your nipple, but any insecurity melted away once you tangled one of your hands into her blonde locks and tugged her against you.
A heady moan fell from your lips when Leah's warm mouth enveloped your nipple, the other one being rolled between her thumb and index finger. Her tongue flicked over the sensitive peak and you felt yourself involuntarily bucking into her. "Fuck, Le, that feels so good. I missed you," Leah hummed against you, the vibrations against your chest sending jolts of pleasure down to your core.
She let your nipple go with a pop and turned her attention to the other one, expertly sucking and flicking the nub until she felt she had adequately teased you. She came back up, lowering her body down on the bed as her head now rested on your stomach. "Can I take your sweats off, baby?", she asked, still mindful of getting consent from you for every thing she did. You appreciated it, but you'd come to a point where you just wanted her to get over with it. "Yes, Le, please," you whimpered. In other situations you would probably be embarrassed at how desperate your voice sounded, but you couldn't care less now.
Leah understood the need in your voice, and took both your sweatpants and underwear off in one swift movement. "So gorgeous," Leah mumbled under her breath. She came back up your body and leaned her head against the inside of your thigh, slowly pushing the other one open with her hand. "Still okay?", she asked. "More than okay, Le. Please, I need you. Really need you," you grumbled.
Leah took the hint and wasted no more time in getting down to it, burying her face into your heat and licking a long stripe from your entrance up until your clit. You let out a loud moan at the sensation, core already sensitive from how long it had been since you had been touched like that. "Fuck, Leah, just like that," you managed to get out, hands covering your eyes as you were overwhelmed by how good it felt.
Leah sucked, licked, kissed expertly, making sure not a single part of your pussy was left untouched. She shuffled between your legs and made place for her arm, two of her fingers now teasing your entrance as she was sucking on the sensitive, swollen bud of nerves sitting proudly at the top of your folds.
You could tell she was teasing you, fingers ever so slightly dipping in but pulling out before you could even properly feel it. You bucked your hips into her, trying to get some friction from her fingers. Leah chuckled and before you could register it, she inserted her fingers into you completely, the two of you moaning at the feeling.
"Oh, fuck," your breath hitched in your throat when Leah pulled back out, before pushing her fingers inside again. "Fuck, baby, that's so good. You feel so good inside of me," you continued, before a particularly good thrust of your fingers caused you to let out another wanton moan.
"You're so tight, love. I can tell it's been a while, you feel so good. I love making you feel good and I love seeing the faces you make while I'm fucking you," Leah had always been more on the vocal side during sex and you absolutely loved it, especially in moments like these where you needed a little more reassurance. Leah kept pumping her fingers in and out of you, not letting up by any means when she heard your moans grow higher in pitch.
"You're gonna make me cum, Le, please don't stop," you said, the ever so familiar sensation growing in your stomach. "Tell me you're beautiful," Leah said. Your eyes flew open and a confused frown etched onto your face, trying to process her words while she was still slamming into you with fervor. "I said, tell me you look beautiful. I'm not letting you cum before you tell me you look beautiful," she continued, sounding very determined.
You threw your head back and grunted, trying your hardest to keep your orgasm at bay â not the easiest of tasks with Leah going back to sucking your clit. "Please, Le," you pleaded, wanting nothing more than to release all the tension that was building up in your body.
Leah hummed against you in disapproval before detaching her mouth from your core. "It's easy, darling. Just tell me you're beautiful."
You grumbled, "fuck, I'm beautiful," you said, hoping she would finally let you cum now.
"Again," Leah said, speeding up her thrusts a bit more while looking you in the eyes. "Tell me again. Look me in my eyes and tell me again."
"I'm beautiful," you said again, tears welling up in your eyes with the intensity of pleasure that was coursing through your veins.
"One more time. Tell me one more time and I'll let you cum," Leah mumbled under her breath, before dipping her head back into your core, nuzzling herself deep, licking up and down your slit as she kept fingering you.
"I'm beautiful," you yelled, before you felt Leah give a tight squeeze against your thigh, signaling you that you were allowed to cum. Within seconds the coil in your belly snapped, overwhelming your body with pure pleasure. Your back arched off the bed, Leah trying to keep you in place to help you ride out your high â her fingers still pumping in and out of you, now with less intensity than before. You let out a long, low moan when you came down from your orgasm, your body falling back against the pillows â spent.
You chuckled and looked down at your girlfriend, who was wearing a smug smile as she leaned her face against your inner thigh. "You're insatiable, Le", you said, before she slowly pulled her fingers out of your core, to which you hissed â a feeling of emptiness overcoming your senses. She made sure you were watching her as she sucked her digits off one by one, swallowing every last drop of cum you had left on her fingers.
You threw your head back and groaned, feeling a new spike of arousal go down to your core as you watched her sensually bob her mouth up and down her fingers. She came back up after a while, letting you catch your breath for a little while longer before she spoke.
"You really are beautiful, baby. And I love you so incredibly much. I'm proud of you. Thank you for allowing me to do this," you opened your eyes and caught her gaze just as she finished speaking. You leant in and pressed a passionate kiss against her lips, pouring every single ounce of love and adoration you had for the woman next to you into the kiss. "Thank you for doing this. I needed it more than I thought I did. Thank you for being patient," you finished.
"Glad I could make you feel good, mama," she quipped back, a teasing glint in her eye at the use of a nickname she knew you liked, a revelation she only discovered a couple hours ago.
Before long, she found yourself on top of you again and you went at it for a second round, and a third. And maybe, after a warm shower together, even a fourth.
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Ooh could write about Bubba's first word?? Maybe at a training session with Leah going from serious football player to an emotional softie because her bubba has just said her first word
FIRST WORDS - leah williamson
leah williamson x child!reader | bubba masterlist
this is such a cute idea :( i can just picture her getting so emotional at every little milestone her bubba has
leah could tell that you were on the verge of talking any day now. your babbles were slowly becoming more and more understandable and frequent, and as much as her teammates made fun of her for it, she felt like you were beginning to grasp and react to what she was saying when she spoke to you.
she had been desperately trying to get you to finally say your first word at every possible moment, even getting the england girls to call her âmamaâ when around you on international break in hopes that itâd encourage you.
of course, that didnât happen, and typical williamson style, you picked an absolute moment to actually do it.
you were in the arsenal changing room, toddling around aimlessly (your newest skill that youâd picked up randomly the week after your first birthday - skipping crawling entirely and just standing up and walking one day) whilst leah lectured the team after a particularly weak training session.
they just let you be, knowing that youâd only be properly content for more than a few minutes in your motherâs arms especially now viv was gone, and with how enthusiastic her angry hand gestures had become as she spoke, that wasnât possible.
you were happily playing with your stuffed gunnersaurus, your all time favourite toy, not that leah would allow it to possibly be anything else, when it was ripped from your hold and held behind someoneâs back - just out of your reach.
you didnât even need to look up to know who had taken it, a certain young australian having a tendency to tease you often, in exactly the same way every time.
you whined and pulled at her shorts, a grumpy expression, much like the one your mum was currently also wearing across your features.
âkyra stop it, give it back to her.â steph whispered through gritted teeth, kicking her subtly - not wanting to disturb her vice captain, especially not mid rant.
âi donât have anything!â kyra protested, her voice a notch too high, earning a slight glare from kim, who stood beside leah, nodding in agreement and pitching into the conversation every now and again.
only kyra would have this fight with a one year old.
your whines very quickly turned into whimpers, and you were heading towards a full blown meltdown unless you were given back your teddy, which never happened that easily, or comforted. usually, you found kyraâs teasing funny and would giggle along or playfully smack her until she gave it back to you - but this talk had run over into your nap time, and you had suddenly become very sick of not being cuddled.
so, you did the only thing you could think of.
âmama.â
âso we need to go into these games with the attitude that we actually want to be there! cause at the moment itâs looking-â the entire room fell into silence as they turned to face you, leah choking on her own words as she looked across to you in disbelief - the realisation of what you just said hitting her.
âdid she just-â
leah could only nod, not even knowing who she was replying to as her frown immediately switched to the biggest grin, and tears threatened to spill down her cheeks, a complete contrast to how stern she had been minutes, seconds even, prior.
âmamaâ you whined, frustrated still and not understanding why the room had suddenly gone silent - running over to her and not even having to use your grabby hands for once as she instantly scooped you up into her arms.
âoh my clever, clever girl! iâm here bubba, mamaâs here.â she peppered kisses all over your face, throwing you up in the air and catching you with pure joy - as you giggled and beamed at her, your incoming meltdown long forgotten.
âwell itâs official kyra the baby is smarter than you! how does that feel?â caitlin cackled, earning a wave of laughter across the room.
âhey technically you should all me thanking me, so youâre welcome?â she responded in an attempt to be clever - it instead coming out like a question as she handed leah back the dinosaur, still slightly intimidated by her, but to her relief the blonde simply shook her head in response, too overwhelmed and now soft to care.
sheâs sure that one day sheâll find you saying her name constantly a little much, and would learn early on that you very much take after her in the yapping department.
but for now - as she cradled you and you gently patted away her tears, repeating her name over and over, itâs one of the best days of her life.
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angel chapter four // the strongest
a/n : sorry this one is a bit boring and short, the next ones are better i swear
warnings : the same as previous
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The days seemed to blur together as Angelâs treatments continued. Each week brought a new challengeâan unexpected side effect, a frightening scan result, or a moment when Angelâs energy would dip so low that Leah could hardly recognize the vibrant little girl her daughter once was. But then, there were the good daysâdays when Angelâs laughter echoed down the hospital corridors, her smile shining as brightly as ever. Those moments, however brief, reminded Leah that there was always hope.
Leahâs life had become a careful balancing act, constantly moving between hospital rooms, training sessions, and the occasional Arsenal match. Football had always been her escape, a place where everything made sense, but now, it was also a source of guilt. Every time she left Angelâs bedside, even if only for an hour, a part of her worried about missing something important. She felt torn between two worldsâone filled with goals and victories, and the other with IV drips and whispered prayers.
Her Arsenal teammates noticed the strain, and they did everything they could to lighten the load. When Leah was at training, they made sure someone was always at the hospital with Angel. Katie would FaceTime Leah whenever Angel was feeling up to chatting, allowing mother and daughter to share a moment even when they couldnât physically be together.
âLook, Mummy!â Angel exclaimed one day over the phone, her little face filling the screen as she held up a drawing of herself with Leah on the football pitch. âWeâre winning the Champions League!â
Leahâs heart swelled at the sight of her daughterâs determination. âWe will, baby. One day, we will,â she promised, her voice steady, even though she could feel the tightness in her chest. It was hard to imagine that future when every day felt like a battle, but Leah held onto that dream for both of them.
Back at the hospital, Angelâs room had become a miniature Arsenal shrine. Scarves, signed jerseys, and handmade âGet Well Soonâ cards from fans lined the walls. Leah had even brought in one of Angelâs favorite things from home: a small, slightly worn football. Though Angel was too weak to play, she kept it close, her fingers tracing over the faded Arsenal crest on its surface whenever she felt scared.
Leah would spend hours by her daughterâs side, telling stories of her own childhood and how she fell in love with football. âI used to kick a ball around in the garden all day,â Leah said one night, as she and Angel lay together in the narrow hospital bed, wrapped up in a warm blanket. âI think thatâs where I got my first bruises and scrapes.â
âWere you ever scared, Mummy?â Angel asked, her voice barely above a whisper.
Leah thought about that for a moment. She could remember moments when she was scaredâmissing a penalty, or the time she was sidelined with a serious injury. But nothing compared to the fear of potentially losing her daughter. âI was,â she said honestly. âBut I always found a way to be brave. Do you know how I did it?â
Angel shook her head, her blue eyes wide with curiosity.
âI thought of the people I loved,â Leah said, gently stroking her daughterâs head. âAnd how much I wanted to make them proud.â
Angel listened quietly, then squeezed Leahâs hand. âIâm not scared when youâre here,â she murmured, and Leah felt a lump form in her throat.
âThen Iâll always be here,â Leah promised.
Some days, though, Leah needed to recharge. On those occasions, Angelâs grandparents would take over. Leah would drive to a nearby park, sit on an empty bench, and let the wind whip through her hair, closing her eyes as she tried to regain the strength that had been sapped by sleepless nights and constant worry. It was in those quiet moments that she would often find herself thinking back to the person she was before thisâsomeone whose biggest worry was an upcoming match. How distant that life seemed now.
Returning to the hospital on one such day, Leah was greeted by the sight of Angel sitting up in bed, surrounded by a few of her teammates. Lia was there, reading a book out loud while Beth and Viv sat on the other side. They all turned as Leah walked in, and Lia gave her a reassuring smile. âWeâve got everything under control here,â she said.
Leah felt an immense wave of gratitude. âI donât know what Iâd do without you all,â she admitted, her voice shaky as she took a seat next to Angel, who immediately nestled into her side.
Jen glanced over at Leah. âWeâre family,â she replied simply. âWeâre in this together.â
Still, as the days stretched on, there were moments of helplessness that no amount of support could alleviate. Leah vividly remembered the night Angel had spiked a sudden fever. The panic that surged through her as doctors rushed into the room, the way her daughterâs small body seemed even more fragile beneath the tangle of wires and tubesâit was a kind of fear Leah had never known before. She felt utterly powerless, holding Angelâs hand and whispering soothing words, even as her own heart raced uncontrollably.
âItâs okay, love. Youâre okay,â Leah kept saying, more to herself than to Angel.
The fever eventually subsided, and Angelâs condition stabilized, but it left Leah with an overwhelming sense of exhaustion. Sheâd thought she understood what it meant to be strong, but this was a different kind of strength. It was the kind that came from watching someone you love suffer and having no choice but to keep fighting alongside them. It was the kind that took everything you had and demanded even more.
The next day, Angel seemed to sense her motherâs weariness. She reached for Leahâs hand and whispered, âMummy, are you okay?â
Leah was taken aback by her daughterâs question. Angel was the one who was sick, the one who needed comforting. Yet here she was, trying to comfort her mother. Leah forced a smile and kissed Angelâs forehead. âIâm okay, sweetie. As long as youâre fighting, Iâm fighting too.â
Angelâs small smile was a balm for Leahâs frayed nerves. âWeâre fighters, arenât we?â Angel said, squeezing Leahâs hand.
âThe strongest there are,â Leah replied, pulling her daughter closer.
The moments of peace were few and far between, but they were precious. Leah would lie beside Angel at night, whispering about all the things they would do when Angel was better. âWeâll go to every Arsenal game,â Leah would say. âYouâll get to be the mascot and lead the team out onto the pitch. And after that, weâll go anywhere you want. Paris, Disney World, America, anywhere babyâ
Angelâs eyes would widen with wonder. âEven Paris?â sheâd ask, her voice filled with a mixture of hope and disbelief.
âEven Paris,â Leah would assure her. âAnd when we get there, weâll eat the biggest ice cream sundaes we can find.â
In those quiet hours, as they lay side by side, it was easy to pretend that their world hadnât been turned upside down. In those moments, Leah felt the strength of their bond more acutely than ever. It was a strength born out of love, forged through struggle, and it kept them going, even on the hardest days.
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Without you
Alessia Russo x Leah Williamson x child reader
-A part of the mĂźsli universe
A/N: Thank you to anon for this request. I think we are past the writes block???
Warning: mentions of fostering, social services, panic
Summary: After an accident in the kindergarten, Leah decides that you need to be a part of their family. Alessia however, doesnât get on board with the thought.
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A woman with a set of white clothes comes in. She tries to smile softly at you, but it scares you more than it comforts you. Her clothes dosent help one bit. It reminds you of the people you met when your foster father broke your arm. He insisted that it was a freak accident, but you know the truth.
Your eyes are glued to her every move as she walks across the room and comes over with a white spinning chair with wheels. The chair makes a loud screeching noise, similar to the sound trains make which really dosent help the situation at all.
âAlright, loves Iâm Miss Shonda, and Iâll be here until we find your parents. How are you feeling y/n? Better?â She asks sitting down next to you. Your head dosent hurt anymore, and you think thatâs good. Then you realise that you are not feeling good. You feel absolutely terrified, and shake your head violently. Shonda gives you a sad smile again. You look at her shoes, hot pink crocs. You like pink. Like your mom did. But, then you realise that she told you that she was gonna find your parents. âI-l, I donât really have parents, or anyone anymoreâ you whisper out, hands trembling of anxiety. Shonda gives you a small smile again. âWeâll figure it out together, okay?â She insists. But, itâs true you think. You donât really have anyone anymore.
âYour teacher had to go back to kindergartenâ she comforts you, reaching her hand out to you on the bed. Instinctively, you retract your hand. She gives you a sad smile. Kind of like the smile your social workers give you when she picks you up from a foster home. Then, you realise that you have forgotten what the nurse said. Right, your Miss Evelyn is gone. You frown, the only person you knew was now gone. The thought of being left alone makes your eyes sting. You rub your eyes violently to the point of having fuzzy vision in response.
âIâve tried calling your social worker, but sheâs sick today too, how silly is that?â Shonda says as she reaches towards her pocket. The only info she could find in your file was the number of your old family, who told them to call the social services and never to bother them again. It made Shondaâs heart break, just like your story has broken multiple other hearts. This is her attempt on making the situation a tiny bit better. When her hand pulled up a sheet of paper, your eyes caught a glimpse of what seems like a sheet of glitter.
The natural curiosity of your four year olds mind takes over, and your gaze is now glued to her. âWhats that?â You whisper, barely audible, but just enough for Shonda to hear.
âThis,â Shonda says as she turns the sheet towards you, âThis is a very special prize for brave girls like you. You can pick whatever sticker you wantâ
Your eyes move across the sheet. There is flowers, dolls, princesses and even a cat. When you move closer, you see that the cat resembles a ragdoll. The same kind of cat your mom and dad used to have, and the same cat that you fostermoms have, musli. Your eyes dosent move away from the cat. He is white, with blue glittery eyes and glittery paws.
You eagerly point to the cat with one hand as you bit the tip of your left pointer. Shonda looks to the sticker you are pointing to, and she breaks out in a smile.
âA cat girl, huh? Do you have a cat at home?â She asks removing the sticker from the paper before handing it towards you.
âMusliâ you respond taking the sticker from her staring at the cat in awe. The sticker sits safely in your hand. You donât want to use the sticky side already because you want to keep it as a toy for as long as possible.
âWhat color is Musli?â she asks, observing at your reaction to the sticker. Sheâs clearly caught onto something, but you canât figure out what. After all, you are only four.
âWhite, and he has blue eyes like Leahâ you mumble, sentering the sticker in the palm of your hand while studying it closely. You can see how his tail is grey in the ends, just like Musli. You touch his tail with your other hand.
âOh, is that so? Who is Leah?â Shonda questions again. The urgency of her question makes you feel uneasy, you suddenly feel like the attention sheâs giving you is simply too much. Perhaps sheâs testing you, like sheâs trying to find all your mistakes. Your eyes look up at her again, and suddenly she dosent look as kind anymore. She looks scarier, like sheâs upset with you. You feel the pit of fear growing in your tummy. You squeeze your eyes shut, in a desperate attempt to wake up from this nightmare youâre stuck in.
Then it dawns upon you; your fostermoms are not there. You havenât seen them, yet your teacher promised you that they were coming. Your eyes practically fly open, a panicked look forming in them.
âWhere is Leah? And Alessia?â You whisper, eyes tearing up of the thought that they have abandoned you. Being abandoned isnât new to you, it has happened before. Youâve been abandoned at kindergarten, in the car, at home and in malls. Itâs not new. But, you never thought your foster moms would abandon you. Not without good reason. You donât think you have done anything wrong, then again: you are being a burden by hitting your head at kindergarten. They need to take time off their day to pick you up. It scares you more that they might think you are too much, then that they have abandoned you already. Leah promised to never leave you, but here you were without your two carers with nobody to comfort you.
âWho is Leah and Alessia, sweetheart? Is it your sisters or maybe your aunts?â Shonda asks while patting your back in an attempt to comfort you.
âM-my.. my fostermomsâ you whisper out tears silently rolling down your face. âOr, just fosters, I donât really knowâ, you whisper the last part scared that if you speak too loud; it might become true.
The sticker is now curled together in your fist. When you look at it, you feel an overwhelming sensation of disappointing Shonda by ruining your new sticker. Quickly, your hands shove the sticker into your pocket of your sweater. But in your pocket, you feel something familiar. Your hand brushes towards guardian angel mouse. You donât hesitate to reach your hand around it while holding it as tight as you can. Itâs not the same like your old mouse, but itâs as good as it gets. You hold on to it for dear life.
âIâll go call them again, okay? Iâll be right outside your roomâ Shonda says getting up while waddling towards the door before she disappears into the hallway. You take the mouse out of your pocket before grabbing its tiny hand, which you quietly stroke across your chin with.
You donât know it yet, but your foster moms are blissfully unaware of what is going on. The two women havenât been registered as your guardians which leads to the hospital not being able to find them. They know their names; Leah and Alessia. They google their names with your last name without any success. Then they google Leah and Alessia before an article about them pops up, making the nurses confused. Itâs an article about how they have adapted to having a fosterchild. Shonda decides itâs worth a shot. They go onto the Arsenal site, and find the two women in the squadâs homepage.
The nurses come into your room with a laptop in their hands, seeming to be in a hurry. They turn the screen towards you to see your reaction to the picture. Your eyes soften at the sight of Alessia, and you let out a tiny sob before whispering her name.
It dosent take long for the nurses to understand that she is your carer. But, getting a hold of a famous football player isnât exactly the easiest. Her phone number isnât available to the general public, and they donât find her in their systems. You canât remember it, and somehow they lost the name of the kindergarten you came in from. Itâs seems like itâs all dead ends. Thatâs until one of the younger nurses tries to call the number of the front desk at Arsenal, and she immediately gets through. The woman at the front is reluctant to involve the players, as crazy fans call in all the time making up crazy stories. Instead, she calls the assistant coaches who confirm that Alessia and Leah are caring for a girl. Not just any girl, their little girl.
Leah gets pulled aside as she is the one closest to the assistant. She thinks itâs just a question, or some feedback, so she smiles attentively. The assistant has been given with the mission of breaking the news and getting them to go to the hospital.
âLeah, you and Alessia; you care for a little girl, right?â The assistant asks with a forced smile on her face. Her body seems strained which makes Leah feel odd.
âYea, yea, y/n, why?â Leah replies, feeling proud. She loves to talk about you, about the steps you are taking in the right direction and how you are setting in as a temporary family. Thatâs until she sees the uneasy look on the assistantâs face. Her blood freezes immediately, while her heart skyrockets and her face fills with blood. Her instincts take over, she knows that something isnât right. All she can hope, is that it isnât too bad.
âOh my god, is something wrong with her? What has happened to her? Where is she? Is she injured? Is she even alive? Oh my, wait, Alessia!â Leah panics, clearly missing out on the stay calm during emergencies memo.
Alessia immediately turns around, a shiver going through her body when she hears the urgency in Leahâs panicked voice. Her feet take her across the field at the speed of light.
âWhat is it?â Alessia asks, eyes wide in confusion. Her breath is fast, not because sheâs tired but because sheâs terrified.
âItâs y/n, sheâs at the hospital in Great Osmond street. Sheâs been there for a while, but they couldnât disclose what happened or when; just that you needed to come downâ the assistant barely finishes the sentence before the pair of them are reacting to the situation. Leah and Alessiaâs eyes meet. Leah feels the pit in her stomach grow when she thinks of you sitting alone in the big hospital bed while all the other kids have their parents, toys and balloons around them. She swear she can feel her eyes tearing up.
âOh my-shit, we need to goâ Leah says pulling her hair in distress.
Leah and Alessia both sprint towards their car, not bothering telling anyone about whatâs happened. Not even bothering to change into fresh clothes or grab their bags with them. The only thing on Leahâs mind is to get to you as fast as possible so she can protect you.
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âWh-Sorry, what do you mean we canât see her?â Leah stutters out staring at the young nurse as if she is equipped with two fully functioning heads.
âIâm sorry, you are not on her emergency contacts. By protoc-â the young nurse tries her best to stand her ground like her professorâs have taught her, but Leah clearly isnât having it.
âHave you gone absolutely mental? Sheâs our daughter, our terrified four year old daughter alone without her moms! And you are refusing us entry?â Leah feels her blood boiling with anger. She knows it isnât the nurses fault, but why canât they make an exemption? She knows she mightâve crosses a line, calling them your moms. But she canât help herself, she feels like you are settling in as their daughter. Alessia tries to place her hand on her shoulder, hoping it will calm her. That is however unsuccessful.
âHer carers are listed with first names Miah and Henr-â the nurse argues back, a bit firmer in her voice this time. The firm reaction gets picked up as having an attitude by Leah, and she can feel her palms sweating.
âItâs her parents. Her parents that died last year. We take care of her. She came to us through the foster system. Sheâs ours!You have to let us see herâ Leah tries to calm down, trying her best to be reasonable in front of the waiting room. She can feel peopleâs eyes burning through her back.
âIâm sorry, I wish I could-â the nurse says, crossing her arms. That makes Leah fire up even further. Alessia tries to tug on the back of her sweater, scared she might make a run for it.
âWish? God, just let us in will you! Youâll see it in her reaction, I can prove it. Sh-she, she has a mouse in her jacket, with wings. I promiseâ Leah pleads, hoping that the gardian angel mouse will help. That it somehow will not only solve all your problems and worries, but that it might let her in. After all, how many kids walk around with a mouse with wings on it in their jacket?
âIâm sorry mâam, I know this is frustrating. Have you adopted her?â The nurse says, moving to the back of her desk. It eases Leah, it feels like sheâs going to let her in.
âAdopted? No, no, sheâs in the foster system, but sheâs oursâ Alessia insists, trying to stear the conversation into her favor.
âThen, Iâm sorry. I canât let you in unless authorised by her paren-â The nurse says, putting the file sheâs carrying down. Sheâs made up her mind, and it starts a fire in Leah.
âOh really? Sorry, just let me get a shovel so I can dig up the poor girls mother and fatherâ Leah spits out, fists clenched while her spit is practically flying. She feels better when she can hear the low giggles from the waiting room. It makes her feel like sheâs right.
âLeah, stop. You are gonna get us kicked out. Come sitâ Alessia says, pulling on her hand in a desperate attempt to stop the situation from escalating into a security issue.
Alessia gives Leah a stern look before offering an apologetic smile to the nurse at the station. She takes Leahâs hand fully into hers and pulls her in direction of the waiting area. Leah forcefully moves with Alessia to a nearby chair, her whole body feeling tense.
âIâll call the social services, Lee. Theyâll help us, theyâll know what to doâ Alessia assures standing up with her phone in her hand typing in the number of your social worker. Leah taps her fingers nervously on the wood of the chair watching the nurses around her. One of them, busy with answering a call. The other one taking more time looking at her phone than doing actual work. Alessia points to the phone and mouths a sentence that Leah doesnât pick up on before moving towards the vending machines in search of some privacy.
Then, it hits her. Alessia is not paying any attention. The nurse that they talked to earlier, has now gone to help another nurse. The last nurse thatâs left at the station doesnât look like she is paying attention to anything but herself. Leahâs eyes flutter around her, scanning the area once more.
She gets up from her chair, slowly walking around the station into the hallway. The coast is clear. She swears she can hear your voice, but she isnât able to pinpoint exactly where it comes from. She decides that itâs worth taking the risk of being kicked out when the reward is high.
Her feet takes her past room after room, listening as best as she can without eavesdropping. Then she hears your voice again, and she instantly freezes.
âAre they not coming?â You say with a break in your voice. Leah recognises it, itâs like when you first came into their home and you asked if you could have milk. Leah said you didnât have to ask, and it caused you to cry because you thought you couldnât have any.
âIâm sure that theyâll be here soonâ Shonda says, brushing your hair behind your ear. You donât like it, you flinch.
âBut, did they forgot about me? Am I bad?â You whisper out, tears quietly rolling down your cheeks. Shonda tries to comfort you, but you look down again.
âNo darling, Iâm sure that they are just lost trying to find their way in here. It can be confusing to walk around the halls of this big building, okay?â She resonates.
âOkayâ you whisper, wanting the conversation to end.
âHow about some cherry juice? It will make you feel betterâ Shonda insists; you donât know what cherry juice is, but you can see the red color and to do like red cool aid. You nod, hoping that itâs something similar to the cool aid that Leahâs mom gave you earlier.
Leah canât help herself as she moves towards the opening of the room. She knows that cherry makes your tongue burn, that you donât like the feeling of the cherry on your tounge and that you felt ichy.
She vividly remembers you talking about how spicy the juice was, making Leah laugh at the found memory of your first allergic reaction. Then, panic strikes her. The nurse is about to give you cherry juice, sheâs about to sent you into an anaphylactic shock. Leah feels her heartbeat rapidly increasing, and she can feel her breathing becoming heavy. Sheâs conflicted. She isnât supposed to be here, but she cannot let you sit there and drink your poison when she knows that she can stop it.
ÂŤStop!Âť Leah suddenly yell making the whole hospital ward freeze. Her hands become sweaty when she realises what she has done, but when your eyes look up to see her; she dosent care about anything else. She instantly moves towards you, in the big hospital bed with the little hospital gown making you look so small her big arms stretched out towards you. Sheâs not thinking about your needs right now. Itâs kind of selfish. Alessia has told her to let you come to her, but she canât help it. She needs to hold you, to feel your frame into hers so that she knows that she can protect you.
You look up at her blinking, not sure if sheâs upset with you or disappointed in you. Your lip starts to wobble as you whisper out at her. âIm sorry, i didnt mean to-" you are cut off by your own sobs, rubbing your eyes again.
The words breaks Leahâs heart, as you have done multiple times in the last few months. She lets out an audible sob. She thinks itâs strange, how some little girl has broken her heart more times than any girl has. Her big arms fold around you, leaving your body to stiffen up in her arms. Itâs weird, but itâs not uncomfortable. But she dosenât let go, and eventually you relax into her arms with your head leaning onto her shoulder. Her embrace is warm, like your momâs hugs was. She gave the best mommy hugs, and Leahâs hugs are strangely similar. She holds you, and she dosent let you go. She eases herself down into a sitting position at the bed you are sitting in, and pulls you gently over into her lap. All without letting you go. She rocks you gently, holding her hand on the back of your head. The last thing she wants to, is to let go. A part of her considers to retire from football, all to keep you safe. But, she knows itâs silly and that you need to have normalcy.
The moment is broken by Alessiaâs soft hums while walking into the room. Leahâs head shot up, immediately feeling her cheeks flood with blood and the emotion of embarrassment showering upon her.
âLessi, Iâm sorry but I ha-â Leah whispers, not wanting to wake you up again.
âItâs okay, Lee. We are clearedâ Alessia assures, sitting down next to her while softly stoking your hair. Your soft occasional snores linger in the room. Leah wishes the moment to last forever. To hold you in her arms without letting go, without you fighting it or feeling scared. She thinks that you feel safe, and you probably are considering you are sound asleep in her arms.
Shonda stand awkwardly in the corner, not really sure what to say. Sheâs already moving silently towards the door hoping to give the moment the privacy it deserves. When sheâs almost made it to the door, she kicks a table and some equipment falls down to the floor. It startles you, and you practically jump in Leahâs embrace.
Your eyes meet Alessiaâs before moving towards Leahâs gaze. âItâs not normalâ you think to yourself, because people doesnât really care about you. When you see the look on Leahâs face, your body relaxes even though you donât want to relax. Itâs like your body feels safe, and is trying its best to make you understand that you are safe with Leah and Alessia. But, you canât trust them fully. Not yet, but maybe you give them the benefit of the doubt today. Just for today.
âHow is she?â Alessia asks Shonda who is scrambling to pick up all the items she dropped earlier. âOh, hi! Iâm Shonda, and you are her momâs?â Shonda says standing up and reaching her hand towards them.
Leah and Alessia share a sad look before Leah drops her gaze towards you who are safely in her arms. âNo, weâre fostering herâ Leah responds, feeling like the words are burning in her mouth.
âOh, sorry..Sheâs good, she had a mild fall and hit her head towards a slide in kindergarten but it isnât anything serious or major. Sheâs cleared to go home, but youâll have free admission if she needs to come back inâ Shonda resonates, not really comforting Leah. Alessia places her hand on Leahâs back, and rubs in gently hoping to ease her strained body.
âThank you, Shondaâ Alessia says with a polite smile, almost laughing when she takes notice of Leahâs sarcastic halfassed smile. Leah just sit with you in her lap while Alessia and Shonda discusses the things to look out for and how much painkillers you are allowed.
Leah strokes your hair gently, mesmerised by the protective instinct sheâs feeling. You relax into her frame, closing your eyes more and more by each stroke. It feels nice, like someone actually cares. Itâs odd too because you canât really remember the last time someone held you like this and stroked your hair.
âAlright, Lee. Letâs get our girl homeââshe whispers careful not to wake her up. Leah dosent let her eyes off of you for a second. She wonders if this is how it feels to hold what one day will be her and Alessiaâs newborn. âI can carry her, your injury is still not healed completelyâ Alessia insists, moving to scoop you up from Leah.
Leah resists, she just holds you closer. âItâs fine, I donât want to wake her up. Iâll carry her.â She says, admiring your relaxed face. Alessia frowns, she doesnât want Leah to become further injured. But, then she remembers that you are not the size of a four year old. You are still small for your age, a little too skinny and on the lower percentiles.
âFine, but tell me if anything hurts and Iâll take her in a heartbeat.â
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The duration of the ride home, you sleep soundly in your car seat. You sleep soundly against the soft fabric; your teddy, meow in your lap. Leah makes a note to always let you bring Meow with you when you go out, and to leave him in the car. Itâs just in case of emergencies, she decides. Leah has never driven this careful before, steering away from any holes and bumbs not wanting to wake you up just yet.
After the ride home takes 30 minutes longer than normal, you are parked outside your home. Leah practically runs to grab you before Alessia can, earning a dirty look from her wife. She just shakes her head in response and carries you into the house, up the stairs and into their bedroom with Alessia following behind.
Leah gently pulls off your sweater, leaving you in your t-shirt and your pink leggings before tucking you into their big bed. She pulls back to the end of the bed, and stands next to Alessia. Alessia admires you sleeping, wondering how she can ever let you go whenever your social worker finds a family for you.
Itâs almost like Leah can hear her thoughts because she startles and looks at Alessia with panic in her eyes.
âWe have to find a way to make her ours. She needs usâ she whispers to Alessia. The thought of losing you making her face change from panic to a frown.
âSheâs in the system, Lee. There are so many other kids needing our help. Theyâll find someone for herâ Alessia shrugs rubbing Leahâs back.
âSheâs not like other kids. If you wonât make her a part of our family, then Iâll make her a part of mine. With or without you.â Leah spits before turning off the light, and leaving the room in frustration .
Alessia follows her through the hallway, into the living room. âLeeâ she pleads, her face heavy with emotion. Leah turns to wards her in a whim.
âIâm serious, Alessia. I canât her go into the system again. Either you get onboard, or Iâll do this without youâ
âYou canât be seriousâ Alessia huffs, confused with Leah. Leah wasnât the person to get attached, she even needed convincing to agree to foster.
Leah folds her arms over her chest, but she dosent reply.
âLeeâ she whispers out, tears pressing in her eyes.
âIâm serious, Alessia. With or without you.â
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I WANNA BE YOURS | WOSO X READER | PT 17
pairings: woso x reader
summary: in which you're accidentally added to a random group chat, not knowing they're all actually famous footballers, and obliviously end up having many of them competing for your love and attention.
part: seventeen
part one here
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Y/N PROTECTION SQUAD
lotte has anyone checked on y/n lately?
lessi no why? what's up
lotte i feel like she's been trying to ignore us and the groupchat is quite dead that itself should be ringing some bells
niamh last time i saw her was when we went to nandos together a week ago but i could tell she was feeling a bit down, and these past few days she keeps saying she's busy or tired whenever i try to make plans with her
charli same here
leah wait you guys went to nandos again?!
steph that's what's concerning you the most rn omg? nandos? and not my child?
kyra i think we should revoke leah's privileges to be in this chat tbh raise your hand if you agree â
niamh â
lotte â
lessi â
charli â
katie â
steph â
georgia â
ona â
ella â
viv â
leah EXCUSE ME?! ALSO SINCE WHEN WAS VIV PART OF THIS GC?!
kyra see that just shows how uninvested leah is in this gc she isn't worthy to be part of the y/n protection squad
leah kyra istg you're gonna catch these hands the next time i see you
steph oi you won't lay a hand on my children not on my watch, williamson
kyra thank you mum đĽ°
the REAL karate kid guys have we noticed that y/n's disabled comments on all her posts lately?
viv the fans and media can be quite toxic i won't be surprised if they caught up to her
niamh sent a few screenshots
kyra oh.
lotte no wonder she's been trying to avoid us she's most definitely seen all those tweets
katie i'm gonna fight em đ
kyra i'm joining you đ
niamh count me in đ
georgia me too đ
lotte guess i'll see you all on the battlefield
steph the battlefied it is
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THE NATIONAL DIVING TEAM
brightness why are we at war in twitter rn
sam the skippa HELP this is so entertaining
rusty metal @ the imposter aka y/n â¤ď¸
meado y/n you need to see this
the imposter aka y/n â¤ď¸ what is happening
mccard y/n protection army reporting for duty
meado
willybum DAMN YES STEPH
rusty metal i need more popcorn for this
the imposter aka y/n â¤ď¸ stop you guys tysm i'm crying
the REAL karate kid you see those are the more .... civilised ones and then there's kyra's ones
pest don't be shy show em đ
the REAL karate kid
willybum KYRA đđ
the imposter aka y/n â¤ď¸ thank you kyra đ
pest you're very welcome y/n đ
kie ONA WHO TAUGHT YOU THIS đđ
the imposter aka y/n â¤ď¸ PLS IM SO PROUD OF YOU ILYSM HAHAHA
pest our teachings have paid off
ona they sure have pookie đ
rusty metal STOP đđ you two are banned from teaching her slang
pest it's not our fault you're a grandma
the imposter aka y/n â¤ď¸ okay but genuinely thank you so much everyone you guys really didn't have to back me up there but it truly means a lot to have your support i love you all so much đĽşđâ¤ď¸đ
pest we love ya too y/n â¤ď¸
mccard â¤ď¸
stephy â¤ď¸
neev â¤ď¸
cha cha â¤ď¸
elton â¤ď¸
meado â¤ď¸
viv â¤ď¸
ona â¤ď¸
rusty metal â¤ď¸
the REAL karate kid â¤ď¸
stairway â¤ď¸
willybum â¤ď¸
⌠âââ ⌠âââ âŚ
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please write some more leah x reader being parents fics đŽâđ¨
parents - leah williamson
leah williamson x reader
description: in which you and your wife go through life with your two favourite little girls
warnings: fluffy cuteness
a/n: i was feeling mrs williamson, you get me? i hope you all enjoy lovelies, i love you all!!!!
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leah williamson knew from the moment she met you, there was no one else that would occupy her mind. that first time she laid her eyes on you, she knew that you were the one and it wasnât even a question.
this girl was obsessed with you, and she knows that she always will be. she didn't think she could be more in love with you, not thinking it was possible.
but for the lack of better judgement, she was absolutely in love, and grows more in love each and everyday sheâs with you.
and to leahâs surprise, that love grew tenfold when you gave her the greatest gift of all, two beautiful little girls.
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you and leah originally met in the youth teams, both of you growing a fascination for each other from afar. you were from australia and her from england.
both of you happened to be captains for your respective teams and had a few, friendly interactions with one another, feeling the sparks fly from the moment your hands touched in a handshake.
yet, you both didn't do anything about it. instead, stolen glances and stalking on instagram seemed to be the backbone of both of your adolescent lives.
your relationship flourished when you joined arsenal in 2015, the two of you getting along like a house on fire, and in no time, it grew into a relationship and then into a marriage in 2019.
and later that year, you both decided to take the leap and have children. the second best decision the two of you have made other than getting married.
though the conversation came up early in the relationship, it was settled when leah found you sobbing on the couch one morning.
âbaby?â leah called out gently, her hand patting your side of the bed, immediately disappointed you weren't in your spot. it was until she heard distant sniffles in your shared apartment that she went into crisis mode.
that's when she found you, sat on the couch completely bundled up in thick, fluffy blankets. you were crying, hard on the couch, eyes and nose red looking absolutely shattered.
âhey,â leah says softly, kneeling in front of you immediately, looking right up into your eyes as she took your hands in hers.
âlove, what's the matter?â she frowns, scanning your tear stained face, you sniffle, taking in sharp inhales as you look at your concerned wife.
âi had a dreamâ you choke out, gripping onto her hands tightly as you recall your dream. leahâs frown grows, âa nightmare, love?â she questions, waiting patiently for you to catch your breath, you shake your head and leahâs eyebrow quirks.
âit was a good dreamâ you cry, leah stares at you for a moment, âbaby, iâm a little confused here, you're sitting here crying before training over a good dream?â she clarifies, watching you nod along with her words.
âwhat was the dream about, love?â leah sighs, you wriggle in your spot, leah takes it as a sign to sit on the couch, pulling you to rest up on her lap, her hand seeking refuge on your thigh and your back, rubbing back and forth over the skin with her thumb.
âin my dream,â you say nervously, leah noticed you looked a little flushed, she nodded at you in encouragement.
âi had a dream where i was pregnant, and we had another little child as well, and you were kissing my belly while the little girl was on you, we were all laughing and it was sunny and warmâ you smile, tears still glistening in your eyes.
âand you were so happy, and i was so happy, i just wish it was real, it was a lovely dreamâ you breathe out, leah stares at you in fascination, her smile unmistakable as she looked at you.
âlovey, you had a dream where we had kids?â leah chuckles, you nod looking embarrassed, âbaby girl, i can give that to youâ she assures, watching you turn bright pink under her gaze.
her smile immediately grows to a smirk. she presses gentle kisses along the underside of your jaw all the way up to the shell of your ear.
âletâs make your dream come trueâ she whispers, gently biting the lobe of your ear, you shiver as the words spread throughout your body. and thatâs how you were both late to training. and long story short, your little girls came a lot quicker than expected.
your two children were exact clones of you and leah, it was uncanny how similar all of you were. your first daughter, ella, now 3 years old while your second daughter, lila, now 2.
the two little girls were inseparable and by the heavy influence of their mums (leah), they're absolutely obsessed with football, an absolute bonus that their mums were some of the best footballers in the world.
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âmumma! mumma!â ella screams, little lila trailing along behind her, parroting her big sisterâs words, âmumma! mumma!â lila giggles, both of the little girls sprinting towards yourâs and leahâs bedroom.
the cute thing about your daughters is that they had a perfect mix between yours and leahâs accent, sometimes sounding more australian and sometimes sounding more english. you and leah loved it and everyone found it so fucking cute, how could you not?
leah grumbled, burying her face into the crook of your neck in an attempt to shut out the screeches coming from your girls.
âwhat could they want now?â leah groans, her lips brushing your neck, you card your hand through the top of the blondeâs hair, chuckling as the slightly older girl hid from her daughters.Â
in leahâs defence, she just wasnât really a morning person, especially on a rare weekday off, she loved her girls more than anything but she also really loved a lie in.
âmumma, mummaâ you whisper in leahâs ear, making her squirm on top of you as you both giggled quietly before the storm that was your daughterâs came in.
ella makes it in first and effectively jumped on top of both of you, lila in the corner still struggling slightly to make it on the bed but getting there in the end and settling on your lap.
âgood morningâ lila chatters, making you and leah chuckle, leah flipping around to rest her back on the headboard to match your position.
âgood morning bubbas, what did you need?â leah says cheerfully, contrasting her groans from two minutes ago.
âmumma, i have a questionâ ella says determinedly, leahâs eyebrows raise in surprise, all this fuss for a simple question, âokay, loveyâ leah smiles.
lila on the other hand was not interested in her older sisterâs questions, and so she cuddled up to you instead, resting her cheek on your chest as you both watched ella work up the courage to ask her question.
âmumma, do you have a crush on mummy?â ella says cheekily, you immediately snicker under your breath, sheâs definitely learned this from preschool.
leah can't help but giggle as well, âdo i have a crush on mummy?â leah clarifies, looking over at you with bright eyes and a cheeky smile before settling back on your oldest daughter.
âi have a big crush on mummyâ she emphasises, watching ellaâs face completely light up, not knowing she looked exactly the same, ella giggles, ultimately making you all giggle together, even little lila who was disinterested up until now.
leah leans down, whispering something in ellaâs ear that you couldn't make out, until ella gives you a cheeky smile like she did to leah just before.
âmummy, do you have a crush on mumma?â she snickers, you laugh immediately, trust leah to want confirmation from a child. âyeah mummyâ leah smirks, sending you a sly wink, âyeah mummyâ lila parrots, resting her chin on your chest and looking up at you in fascination.
you chuckle, pinching her cheek gently, âyes, i have a crush on mummaâ you roll your eyes affectionately, ella now standing up in the bed and jumping up in down in the bed to show her excitement.Â
lila scrambles from your lap, ella holding the little girlâs hand to help her up before they both jump up and down.
âkiss! kiss! kiss!â they chant, you can't stop giggling at your daughters, they are so much like you and leah.
leah wastes no time, smirking before her hand landed on the back of your head gently, pulling you in closer, you breathe out a laugh against her lips, âyou heard themâ she mutters, kissing you sweetly, keeping it extremely tame for the young girls.
the bright laughter from the two girls made you and leah laugh as well, you both found it endearing that they loved to see you both loved up.
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you got up first the next day, both you and leah had a game today for arsenal, it was adorable how much your family bled arsenal through and through, much to the influence of your wife but who was anyone to complain?
âmy babies, do you want chocolate chip pancakes or blueberry?â you ask the two girls, walking into the living room where they were both playing together and watching cartoons.
ella thought seriously for a moment, she was a little fussy like her mother but you didn't mind. if there was one thing that leah loved about you, it was your incredible patience.Â
ella looked a little frustrated, looking between you and her sister, finding this a hard decision, oh if the big decisions in life were only this simple. âhow about i make both?â you smile at them, ella nods enthusiastically, thanking you profusely as you giggled at her.
you get started on breakfast, knowing leah would be up soon, the game was in the afternoon so there wasn't too much of a rush. you make them into love heart shapes because you're not an animal.
you were in your own little world until you felt two familiar arms wrapping around your middle, âhi, gorgeousâ leah mutters into your shoulder, gently swaying you side to side, âgood morning, babyâ you smile, leaning back into leah and relishing the contact.Â
âlook at you, baby, your little hearts are so cuteâ she says affectionately, kissing your cheek repeatedly, âdo you like them?â you grin, looking up at leah sheepishly once you see her lovestruck eyes.
âi like this one a little moreâ she places her hand gently over your heart, leaning down to kiss your lips sweetly, âbut these are a close secondâ she says cheekily against your lips before pressing her to yours again tenderly, giving your behind a quick smack before getting the girls to come to the table for breakfast.Â
you all ate together before you all started to get ready for the game, helping both of your girls into their jerseys that said âmummiesâ on the back, something they both wore with pride.
once you all got to the emirates stadium, the two girls with much popularity amongst the team arrived with all of you. you had lila perched on your hip while ella was carried on leahâs back, yours and leahâs hand linked together as you walked through the hallways up to the change rooms.
up until warm ups, the girls would usually stay beside you until your families got there, then they would be passed off to watch the game from the stands, one of their favourite activities.
they loved watching you and leah do anything but there was just something so special about them watching you play football together.
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the game was successful with a 2-1 win, one of the goals from you with an assist from leah, you swore you heard your little girls cheering from the other side of the pitch.
you and leah, after exchanging handshakes and hugs with the teams, you both sprint towards the friends and family section, extending both of your arms out to them.Â
âmummy! you got a goal!â ella exclaims, hugging you tightly as you lifted her over the barrier, âjust for my girlsâ you grin, nuzzling your nose against hers, making her giggle.
leah holding lila smiles at the both of you, peppering the little girlâs face with kisses, making her giggle as well, you all chatter amongst each other before you took them around to take photos and autographs with everyone.
almost every game, hundreds of people always had gifts for ella and lila, clearly loving to spoil them as much as leah did, and you as well but leah always went over the top, she's a williamson after all.
âlook, baby, do you see the sign with our names on it? weâre going to sign itâ you tell ella, the girl squealing excitedly as you ran over to the fans. you talk with the fans with leah, signing shirts and signs and posing for photos.
âmummy, can i sign it?â ella whispers in your ear, you chuckle with a nod, helping the girl sign her name while leah helped with lila, âyou're naturals, lovies!â leah says proudly, pulling you closer with a hand on your hip to walk basically on top of her.
both of the girls are placed down on the pitch and immediately ran over to the middle of the pitch where a ball was being passed between beth and steph.
âauntie bethy!â ella cheers, lila following behind screaming a little âauntie stephy!â your teammates brighten immediately, âmy favourite versions of (y/n) and leah!â beth teases, laughing as leah flips her off subtly from way back. the older girls pass the ball to the little girls and laughing while playing along to them.
âthey're so cuteâ you coo, âwho, beth and steph?â leah jokes, making both of you giggle, âyes, and our childrenâ you laugh, leah pulling you into a tight hug, âthey're very cute, and so are youâ leah smiles, kissing your nose affectionately.
âso are youâ you smile, kissing leah softly before resting your cheek on leahâs chest, both of you watching your little girls with a proud smile.
you and leah enjoy the intimate moment before the girls run up and hug both of your legs, making you and leah lay on the floor as they flop down on top of you.
âmummy, our girls are so strong!â leah fake groans, you nod in a agreement, âso strong, mumma!â you breathe out tiredly to keep up the act, ella and lila smile proudly, all four of you giggling in the middle of the pitch before it was time to go home.
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yourname: guys, leah cried over this photo after she took it
âł leahwilliamsonn: you promised you wouldnât say that!
âł yourname: baby! i canât help it, it was so cute!
bethmead_: how you produced two absolutely perfect children is beyond me
âł leahwilliamsonn: so rude bethany
âł yourname: they are perfect arenât they
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Takedown
Georgia Stanway x Earps!Reader
Word count: 784
A/N: inspired by that video ofc
[WOSO Masterlist]
Youâre hard at work when Alessia slides up next to you.
Usually you do a good job at separating your education and your football career, but a last minute assignment means youâre doing your best to craft a ten page research paper in whatever free time you can scrounge up at camp.
âDid you hear?â
Face buried in your laptop, you donât even spare her a glance. âHear about what?â
Youâre so focused you almost miss her next words.
âGeorgiaâs trying to wrestle your sister!â
Itâs almost comical how quick your fingers come to a stop.
You look over the screen, noting the half exasperated, half amused face on the striker.
âWhat do you mean Georgiaâs trying to wrestle Mary?â
The last thing you expect is to push through a crowd when Alessia leads you to the gym. The girls are all gathered around, hooting and hollering. And at the center of it all is Mary and Georgia.
The two of them are circling each other, Georgiaâs eyes drawn and focused while Maryâs got her signature smirk splattered all over her face.
You donât even have a minute to register everything or react properly before Georgiaâs suddenly charging forward with a short yell. A gasp leaves your lips at the effortless way Mary grabs at Georgiaâs hips and flips her over on her back with a light thump.
Though usually stoic and the poster girl for doing everything by the book, Leahâs right there to quickly drop to the ground, exaggeratedly slapping her hand on the ground. âOne, two, three! Thatâs another win for Mearps!â
Mary pops up with a holler, grinning like a maniac as Leah parades her around as the champion.
With a huff you finally push your way through the crowd straight to where your girlfriend is sitting up looking worse to wear.
âAre you crazy?â you hiss, helping her to her feet.
Georgia blushes when she realizes you caught the whole takedown.
âLook, we were just--â
âG, she couldâve killed you!â
Georgia frowns. âI know. But I was being careful. All I was trying to do was pin her down.â
You sigh. You love the whole bro-ship your girlfriend has going on with your sister, but sometimes itâs like youâre mothering two teenage boys with no sense of self-preservation. âGeorgia, my sister has a black belt in judo. Sheâd choke you out before you could ever pin her down.â
âI know.â
She says it with so much conviction you falter for a second, lost for words.
âYou... you know?â
Georgia, ever the charmer she is, puffs out her chest at her best attempt to look threatening. âMary may be a black belt in judo, but Iâm a black belt in taking down big headed keepers.â
You can almost sense Maryâs presence behind you before you can even hear her. An ironclad hand clamps down on your shoulder, breath so close to your ear that it tickles.
âIâd like to see you try, shortstack. All youâve done so far is feed that massive head of mine.â
Georgia gasps in outrage, another sharp retort on her tongue when she catches the glare on your face. She shrinks, meekly scratching at the back of her head instead
Mary snickers, jerking back suddenly when you whip around to focus your glare on her.
âMary Alexandra, youâre thirty-one. Act like it!â
Though sheâs six years your senior, sometimes you feel more like the older one between you two. Especially in times like these when Mary gives you all the reasons to scold her like a misbehaving child.
âAnd you, Williamson! Donât think I didnât see you egging everyone on!â
Leahâs in the middle of trying to slip out with the dispersing crowd when your sharp words stop her in her tracks.
Your captain turns around, giving you a sheepish smile. âEh, sorry?â
âYouâre going to be,â you grumble, thinking of the paper that youâre no doubt losing motivation to write the longer youâre trying to wrangle everyone down.
Itâs times like this that you wish you hadnât accepted Sarinaâs call-up to camp. Itâs already hard enough to babysit your girlfriend and her friends whenever you meet up for a mini vacation throughout the football season and sometimes after, but having to do it at camp too is a bit exhausting. Usually Keiraâs here to help too but--
You narrow your eyes at the three suspiciously angelic faces batting their eyelashes at you.
âWhereâs Keira?â
When you slam open your shared hotel room door minutes later, Keira shrieks, nearly knocking over what looks suspiciously like a makeshift wrestling ring in the middle of the room.
Keira blinks, eyes wide. âUh, this isnât what it looks like.â
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RUMOUR HAS IT â alessia russo x leah williamson x child!reader
couldn't not write this blurb icl-
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you were running after winnie down the corridor, the brown lab with her squeaky toy clasped in her mouth as she ran in front of you, a game of chase the two of you did regularly. but you always had to be careful you didn't run too fast in case you hurt yourself â mummy's orders!
"win slow down!" you giggled as you ran a little more, your lungs beginning to gasp for air as your legs slowed. "who's winning chase?" a voice said further down the long stretch of the corridor, winnie having stopped a little bit in front of you.
you looking up and seeing beth with her signature grin on her face as she happily walked down the corridor, winnie meeting her halfway as she begins to pet the brown lab. win rolling on her back in order to get her belly rubs.
you walk the short distance as you caught your breath back to join in on the affection, as you hugged bethâs leg in a form of greeting. noticing as beth leans slightly over you to tickle win's tummy a ring on her finger which you hadn't seen before.
"when did you get that?" that asked pointing to the ring as beth straightened up looking at her hand you'd just pointed at.
"get what? this ring?" beth asked as she pointed to the small glittery ring which was on her finger, a very pretty ring in your mind, as you nodded curious as to where it had came from.
"it's a promise ring" beth explained as you looked at her a little strangely not understanding the concept of a promise ring. your brain filled with little questions very quickly, what did the ring promise?
beth sensing your confusion as you looked at her with a puzzled look, a small smile appearing as beth continued. "my vivvy got me it as a way to show that she promises to always love me even though we don't see each other as often anymore"
a small hum came from you as you sort of understood but still didn't really understand why beth needed a ring to know that but you let that thought pass, "mummy has a promise ring like that, le got her it!"
"does she now?" beth asked her eyebrows raising at the new information on her teammate, "and whose le?" beth added, not hearing the name before as you gave flashed her a dumbfounded look.
"you know le!" you giggled thinking beth was just joking with you and pretending not to know who leah was, but instead it was beth's turn to look puzzled.
"i do?" beth said as she tried to think of who went by the name of le.
"yes! leah one?" you stated like it was the most obvious thing on earth, and it kind of was.
âmhm, yeah but why is leah getting your mummy a promise ring?â beth questioned as you shrugged slightly before perking up with an answer.
âcause there special friends!â you smiled as beth opened her mouth to ask what a special friend was before you cut her off, âlike you and viv!â
beth hummed realising now that a special friend was a girlfriend. âis that soâ
you nodded a you watched winnie begin to get up and stretch before flopping back down near you as you started to stroke her again.
âis viv coming back this weekend?â you asked totally changing the topic as bethâs mind was still wiring with questions about the new romance of your mummy and leah.
âoh iâm not sure tiny, but whenâs she back down iâll make sure we stop for a visit so you can see herâ beth ruffled your hair as you sat on the ground with win as you whispered out a small yay.
beth quickly leaving you to carry on your game with winnie as she skipped down the corridor with her new and found information, wondering how true it was. so who better to ask than either alessia or leah themselves which ever one she saw first.
but what you didn't know as beth skipped off down the corridor is that you had just blurted your mummy's relationship out to the team blabber mouth.
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after finding out her recent news, beth wanted confirmation before she had the chance to spread it. wanting more of a fact check. beth skipping into the canteen where alessia was sat, headphones on laptop out coupled with a coffee as she typed away more than likely doing some sort of work to finish off her degree.
beth slotting down in a chair opposite with a big grin plastered on her face, as alessia looked up a blank expression on her face as she read beth's, having a feeling she wasn't going to like the conversation with the devilish look that beth had.
lifting her coffee to her mouth as she took a slip waiting for beth to start whatever she had to say.
"so miss russo, rumour has it you have a special friend in the form of a blonde defender who's name starts with l- and ends in -eahâ beth grinned skipping the whole small talk thing and getting to the point as alessia's face dropped as she begins to cough.
"less? woah are you okay?" beth asks concerned momentarily filling her as she watches, alessia holding her hand up to give her self a minute as she catches her breath again after choking on her coffee from the abruptness of beth's statement.
"and where did you hear this rumour?" alessia questions having a few ideas in mind but one name stood out a little more than the others.
"oh just a certain someone" beth mumbled as alessia eye brows rose, her suspicions rising about who had slipped the information to beth being confirmed just from the fact that beth would say the name.
"lovie?" alessia blankly said as beth immediately began to shake her head rattle out an excuse as she began to back peddle.
âwhat- no? i didnât even know she was here! i- i havenât even see her?â beth lied as a small chuckle came from alessia as she lowered the screen of her laptop, alessia knowing otherwise.
âbeth. you know sheâs here. iâve seen you running around with her and winâ alessia smiled as beth sighed sinking back into her seat.
âah- so maybe i have seen her but i never said iâd spoken to her!â beth smugly smiled as she thought sheâd fooled alessia with her smart response but the look alessia was giving the winger said different. alessia knew that you must have let it slip about her and leah as you were the only one that knew apart form leah.
âok ok, you got me! tiny may have let it slip that you had a special friendâ beth sulked a little her mission of trying to be slick had failed â miserably at that. alessia shaking her head slightly at bethâs attempts.
âso is it true?â beth blurted out as alessia looked on a little strange forgetting totally what the forefront of the conversation actually was.
âwhat?â
âyou and leah?â beth asked as alessia hummed nodding a little grin appearing on her face at the mention of her lover. as beth threw a few teasing comments.
âplease donât mention it to the others yet, weâre keeping it on the low for nowâ alessia quickly slipped in as before she started telling beth the in and outs that she would more than likely ask about anyway even if alessia didnât tell her.
âless, donât worry iâm brilliant at keeping secrets!â beth assured with a cute smile as she held alessiaâs hands in hers as she made her comment. secrets and beth didnât go very well together..
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alessia was packing up her bag for the day, vic having already took the blondes car keys and you to the car but alessia knew she would no doubt find you and vic playing some sort of game in the car park but with the two of you out the way it would give the alessia a few minutes of peace.. she thought.
until she felt a pair of arms wrap around her waist, alessia immediately knowing who it was as there was only one person who wrapped their arms around her waist and smelt the way leah did.
alessia sinking into her touch as leah peppered a few kisses to alessiaâs neck, a small sigh coming from her as leah did so before she placed her head on alessiaâs shoulder.
âoh love, before you go why did i have katie asking if me and you were in a relationshipâ leah whispered as a loud groan came from alessia.
âwait till i get my hands on beth-â alessia grumbled as a small chuckle came from leah at alessiaâs sudden threat.
âiâm lost, what does beth have to do with this?â leah asked taking her hands from around alessiaâs waist and sitting on the bench where alessiaâs things were sprawled out, most of it admittingly being yours.
âbeth was asking about us this morning as lovie let it slip this morning about us being âspecial friendsâ and beth promised me she would tell anyoneâ alessia explained as a loud laugh came from leah as alessia twisted a face at her girlfriend.
âwow, she kept that secret for a while!â leah joked as alessia hummed her eyes widening. âdidnât she!â
âno like she did, iâm surprised itâs taken four hours to do its rounds!â leah said seriously as a small nod of the head and giggle came from alessia as sheâd finished packing up.
âwell i better go and see what the two children are doing in my car!â alessia smiled as leah was now the one to look at alessia with a strange look.
âtwo children? i thought you only had one?â
âthat was a joke le- lovie and vic are waiting in my carâ alessia cleared up the confusion as it dawned on leah. alessia pecking her on the lips before leah waved her goodbye, telling her other half that sheâd meet her at home a little later on.
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