i’m here for fic where Derek and Stiles are stuck in some Situation with a bunch of kids. Like, maybe they’re in some building to fight the bad guys and the power gets cut and theyre trapped in an elevator with a few nuggets.
Young nuggets. Siblings who just happen to be in the wrong place, wrong time. Derek Hale who is A+ with children and Stiles Stilinski who is also here for it. Derek strapping a three year old to his chest as they climb up out of the elevator.
Eight year old girl clinging to Stiles with Doe Eyes who is flattered and a bit smug about it.
Stiles and Derek as surrogate parents to a gaggle of kids is my jam.
“You were chased by the cops, got in my car and just yelled ‘Drive!’” AU
I’m sorry but that’s so Stiles running/hiding from the Sheriff and jumping into Derek’s car yelling “Drive!” and then realizing that he might not survive this, because this guy seriously looks like a serial killer.
Additionally, Derek is the new deputy at the Sheriff station and just finished his first day. And he heard enough about the Sheriff’s son in that one day, but decides to humour Stiles anyway (because that guy is hot) and scare him a bit.
A bit. I bet he just started driving towards the forest and Stiles thought that this is it, this is how he’ll die and no one will find his body.
Maybe even the old burned down house is still there. And Stiles is freaking out internally, because ‘Is this where he’ll bury my body? I shouldn’t have run from my dad. He at least wouldn’t have killed me for throwing out his secret fast food.’
(Derek probably sent a text message to the Sheriff at a red light, saying that he was kidnapped by his son and he can get him in the woods.)
The sheriff shows up and somehow is not suprised that Derek is blinking, dazed, at Ranting!Stiles. It’s Stiles. The kid probably started on how pirates used to frequent the cove some miles up the coast and ended up talking about the type of moss growing on the side of the Hale House.
He *is* suprised to recognize the face Derek makes when Stiles spins suddenly, throwing both arms wide in Derek ’s direction, saying something about the old house and how it’s a metaphor, how someone really should come out and make it pretty, just like the flowers that have crept up over the ruined steps.
There is a face the Sheriff was expecting, to be honest. It’s not uncommon to find new folks wide eyed and slack jawed when confronted with an excited Stiles.
But that is not the face on his new Deputy. This is a very, very different expression, and John is glad they haven’t noticed him yet.
Because the sheriff knows that look, knows how it feels to press the edges of his own mouth together to stop the smile, knows how it feels when his lids slip down just the tiniest amount, trying to cover the softness in his eyes. He knows that tilt to the head, the unconscious way Derek keep shifting his body, blading himself, letting Stiles become his North.
It’s been years since Claudia was taken from him, but John remembers the first time she smiled, and he aches.
But oh, watching Derek watch his son, the minute twitches in his fingers every time Stiles gets close, the light flush across his cheekbones? It’s an entirely new ache.
If he’s honest with himself, John had always worried about how alone Stiles ended up. Worried that no one bothered to look at his son, really look at him.
And well. Derek is looking now. From the way Derek ’s eyes track Stiles’ smallest gestures, John thinks Derek won’t be looking away any time soon.
So John smiles. Derek is a good kid, for all he’s been through. Loyal, intelligent. Maybe too intense, but so is Stiles.
Yeah, John thinks. It’ll be nice to be a family of three again.
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