//this wasn't a request again but an idea I had due to the final movie of Star Wars that came out. Somewhat a sequel from my previous one-shot "Rainstorms" so please enjoy and request!

      Selina was friends with fucking nerds.

      What else could she say? They were fucking nerds.

      But they were her fucking nerds and that's what mattered.

      She still wasn't used to friends and actually being in a relationship. Yes. She's actually dating someone. A tall, auburn haired boy who stuttered and had precious pink lips named Bill Denbrough.

      Selina was surprised too when he asked her out.

      Feelings scared her. Having emotions and being vulnerable and allowing herself to fall for him while also fearing that one day he'd abandon her like everyone else had was terrifying. But he was good to her. He never pressured her and he always put her chaotic mind at ease when he held her hand and kissed her cheek.

      And boy did Selina enjoy making that boy blush with little innuendos in public and a random big kiss on his mouth.

      It was beautiful seeing him turn all red and stutter more.

      Today was just like any other day, except Selina held a bag filled with different colored paints as she jogged to the Denbrough household. She had yet to meet Bill and Georgie's parents, and she was fine by that. She knew she wasn't a good influence anyway.

      But now, what were they going to be doing? Making lightsabers out of cardboard.

      Fucking dorks.

      But Georgie flashed her that brilliant smile and Selina just had to join in on the fun between the two Denbrough's.

      As usual, Selina slipped herself inside through the window. Bill always left the window open for her since she preferred it over the door. She went over to the kitchen and placed the bag on the countertop, hearing faint footsteps behind her. She knew someone was trying to be sneaky and quickly turned around to see Georgie.

      "Got ya!" She exclaimed as he pouted.

      "Not fair! I wanted to scare you!" He whined but still threw his around her waist.

      She hugged him back, chuckling softly. "Impossible. The Force is strong with me, young padawan." She whispered dramatically, making him giggle even more.

      The thief heard footsteps rushing downstairs, nearly slipping a few times before Bill's handsome face came into view. "Aw look! Leia finally decided to come say hello to Han!" Selina said with a teasing smile.

      Georgie once made a joke that Selina was like Han and Bill was her Leia, it was something the shorter teenager refused to let go.

      The auburnette chuckled and made his way over to her, rolling his eyes. "Oh sh-shut up!"

      "Make me, princess." The green-eyed girl said with a smirk before Bill leaned down and kissed her softly.

      "Ewwwwww!" Georgie yelled, a disgusted look on his face. "That's gross!"

      "You think this is gross?" Selina asked. "Bill, open your mouth!" She stuck her tongue out and leaned closer to Bill, making him laugh and blush and pull away from her as Georgie squealed from how gross they were being.

      "C'monnnnnn!" The smaller boy tugged on both of their sleeves. "Let's make the lightsabers!"

     "Patient, you are not." Selina attempted to make Yoda's voice, but it must've sounded awful because the two brothers bursted out laughing. "Okay, okay, shut up the two of you!"

     "Muh-make me, yuh-you scruffy loo-looking n-n-nerf herder!" Bill challenged, smirking back at her as Selina leaned closer to him and—

     "EWWWWWWWW!" Georgie screamed and ran out of the kitchen, the thief nearly wheezing from laughter and leaning against her boyfriend as he laughed with her.

      "L-let's go make th-the lights-sabers before Juh-Georgie goes nuts." Bill said to her, kissing Selina's cheek quickly as she smiled.

       "Wouldn't want that, now would we baby?" He started blushing, making her smirk. "We're gonna make lightsabers without you!" She yelled out to the smaller boy, Georgie immediately running back into the kitchen.

      The younger Denbrough pulled out three rolls of cardboard, one for each of them, as Bill began taking out all the paint from the bags Selina carried in.

      "I wanna make mine green!" Georgie said, lifting his arms up to Selina. She knew what he was asking without him saying it, lifting him onto the countertop as he sat down on it and grabbed the green paint.

      "I-I'll make mine b-b-blue." Bill said, already starting to paint his with the bright blue paint.

      The two boys looked at Selina expectedly and she was silent as she grabbed the red paint with a smirk.

      The Denbrough brothers gasped in mock horror. "No! Selina, you can't!" Georgie exclaimed.

      But Selina was already painting her cardboard roll red, her smirk never leaving her face. "You do not understand the ways of the Dark Side." She explained simply.

      Her boyfriend shook his head in disappointment. "How c-c-could you?"

      Selina giggled a little, shrugging her shoulders as all three of them continued painting their "lightsabers."

      They eventually took a break to let the paint dry, eating some snacks as Selina started to notice the two brothers whispering to one another.

      Oh boy. Who knew what those two were plotting now.

      They soon made their way back to the kitchen, checking if they colored cardboards were dry. They were, leaving Selina to smile at her bright red cardboard roll before looking at the smirking Denbrough's before her. "...what?"

      They looked at each other and then back at her. "ATTACK!" Bill suddenly yelled and they charged, blue and green cardboard trying to hit hers.

      Selina screamed in surprise, jumping away as her eyes went wide. "Traitors!" She shouted but started hitting back. The curly-haired teenager easily dodged their attacks and she made eye contact with Bill before throwing her hand out and flexing her fingers inwardly.

      He realized what she was doing and started making choking noises, letting go of his "lightsaber" and falling to his knees. "Juh-Georgie!" He wheezed out, still pretending that Selina was choking him with the Force. "A-avenge my d-d-death!" And with that, he landed on the ground and "died."

      Georgie gasped before looking at Selina. "That's it!" He let out a battle cry before rushing toward her.

      Their cardboard rolls hit against one another, green against red, as they fought playfully. Decided to let the small boy win, the girl let her guard down as he lightly stabbed her stomach with his lightsaber.

      Selina gasped, making weird gagging noises as she dropped to her knees and looked at Georgie. "Long...live...the Sith!" And she landed next to Bill, "dying."

      "I WIN! I WIN! I WIN!" Georgie cheered as the two older teenagers started laughing, sitting up.

      "Wuh-wanna watch A N-New Hope?" Bill asked as he went to his feet, helping his girlfriend up.

      "Yeah!" Georgie agreed, running to the living room to grab the movie.

      Bill wrapped an arm around Selina's waist, pulling her closer to him. "You're r-really guh-good with Georgie."

      She shrugged, a sheepish smile on her face as he touched a strand of her wild curls. "I try. He's a good kid."

      They didn't say anything for a moment, but their eyes said a thousand words. And she knew what the stuttering boy was going to say before he said it. It made her nervous and fearful, but she was desperate to finally hear it, to finally know for certain.

      "I love you." He spoke clearly without a stutter, looking at her with those beautiful blue eyes filled with adoration and understanding.

     Those three words frightened Selina, frightened her to the very core. He knew that she wouldn't say it back, she could see it in his eyes, but he was okay with it.

      She needed to say something though.

      The thief leaned up and brushed her lips to his gently before pulling away and looking at him. "I know."

      Two words was all she said, but it still brought a wide smile to Bill's face before he took Selina's hand and joined Georgie in the living room.

      Because even though it was two words, the both of them knew truly what those two words meant.

     I love you too.