MAN GET YOUR ACT TOGETHER LOCK IN ITS BEEN 4 MINS AND WE ALREADY CONCEDED A GOAL TF ?? WHO IS LEGANES . WE WERE A SEXTUPLE WINNING CLUB LIKE 15 YEARS AGO AND WE’RE LOOSING TO A CLUB THATS 15TH IN THE TABLE LOCK TF IN 😭😭 . okay that’s my rant over 🙅♀️🙅♀️
hi!! maybe a mutual friends to lovers musiala fic?? like just a very normal realistic storyline yk. they start by hanging out with a group of friends and then split off a little and blah blah blah 🩷🩷
summary:: basically the req.
warnings:: none.
writers notes:: uhm so this should’ve been posted a month ago. this has been in my drafts for a MONTH bro. i’m gonna go insane this got requested to me almost 2 months ago and i’m lowkey going insane so yes i’ll be posting almost all my drafts today bc i have SO MANY finished. also i’m ditching dividers bc it’s too much work!
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp @universefcb @mariejuli
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the first time you met jamal musiala, he was just another face in a group of mutual friends. you’d heard his name before, knew who he was, but you had never actually spoken to him.
it was one of those casual get togethers, someone’s apartment, music playing from a speaker, people chatting in little groups, making half serious plans that never actually happened.
you weren’t even paying attention when he sat next to you.
‘so you’re the one everyone keeps talking about,’ he said, voice easy and amused.
you turned to him, raising a brow. ‘depends. what exactly are they saying?’
he smirked, leaning back. ‘good things. mostly.’
‘mostly?’ you echoed, pretending to be offended. ‘what’s the bad part, then?’
‘wouldn’t you like to know,’ he teased, eyes glinting.
and just like that, it was easy.
it started slow. natural.
he was just a friend, or at least, that was what you told yourself. but then you kept ending up next to each other. at dinner tables, in group chats, in the back of ubers on the way to places you both had been half-convinced you didn’t even want to go.
‘we keep ending up together,’ you pointed out once, laughing after realizing you’d somehow spent the entire night just talking to each other.
‘maybe it’s fate,’ he said, smiling.
‘or maybe it’s just coincidence.’
‘or,’ he countered, eyes warm, ‘you just like my company.’
you rolled your eyes, but you didn’t argue.
it didn’t feel like flirting. not in an obvious way.
but it also didn’t feel like just friendship either.
your friends picked up on it before you did.
‘so, you and jamal, huh?’ one of them asked after a night out.
you frowned. ‘what about us?’
‘oh, come on,’ they groaned. ‘you two practically spent the whole night in your own world.’
‘we were just talking.’
‘yeah, just talking while standing way too close and looking at each other like you’ve got some big secret the rest of us aren’t in on.’
you scoffed. ‘you’re imagining things.’
but were they?
the thing was, you and jamal never talked about whatever this was.
there were no confessions. no big oh, we like each other moment. just little shifts. small things that added up.
like the way he started texting you first more often.
or how he’d wait for you when you trailed behind the group.
or how he’d nudge your knee under the table, just lightly, when you made a joke he thought was particularly funny.
one night, it was just the two of you. you were coming back from a late dinner, walking through quiet streets, the rest of your friends having peeled off one by one.
‘you cold?’ jamal asked suddenly.
you shrugged. ‘a little.’
without a word, he pulled off his hoodie and handed it to you.
‘jamal—’
‘just take it,’ he said, smiling.
you hesitated for a second before slipping it over your head. it smelled like him, clean, warm, safe.
‘thanks,’ you murmured.
he looked down at you, something unreadable in his expression.
‘anytime.’
and that? that was when you knew.
it wasn’t just friendship anymore. maybe it never had been.
but for now, neither of you said anything.
you didn’t need to.
until the night he kissed you.
it wasn’t planned, wasn’t some big romantic moment.
it was after another group night out, when you and jamal had split off, walking together like always. it had started to rain, not heavy, just a soft drizzle, and you had laughed, tilting your head up at the sky.
‘this is kinda nice,’ you admitted.
jamal watched you, his hands in his pockets. ‘yeah. it is.’
you turned to him, still smiling, and that was when he did it.
just leaned in, soft and certain, catching your lips with his like it was the most natural thing in the world.
you froze for a split second before melting into it, your hands gripping the front of his jacket.
when he pulled back, his forehead rested lightly against yours.
‘so much for coincidence, huh?’ he murmured.
you let out a breathless laugh. ‘yeah. so much for that.’
at first, nothing really changed.
you still hung out in the same group, still acted like just friends, except now, there were stolen glances, fingertips brushing when no one was looking, excuses to be alone.
‘you two are acting weird,’ one of your friends finally said.
‘what? no, we’re not,’ you denied quickly.
‘you totally are,’ they insisted, pointing between you and jamal. ‘there’s something going on.’
jamal, beside you, just smirked.
‘if you say so,’ he said, casually slipping an arm around your shoulders.
and at that moment, you knew there was no point in pretending anymore.
being with jamal musiala felt easy.
it wasn’t all-consuming or dramatic. it didn’t burn out fast or make you question where you stood.
it was steady. warm. like something you had slipped into without realizing you were always meant to be there.
it was the way he texted you good morning every day, even if he had training early.
the way he always reached for your hand first, fingers threading through yours like second nature.
the way he looked at you, like you were the only thing in the room worth paying attention to.
‘you’re staring,’ you pointed out once, grinning.
jamal just shrugged. ‘can you blame me?’
the first time he told you he loved you, it was quiet. casual, almost.
you were half-asleep on his couch, curled up against his side while some movie neither of you had been paying attention to played in the background.
his fingers traced absentminded circles on your arm.
‘love you,’ he murmured, voice barely above a whisper.
your eyes fluttered open, heart skipping a beat.
you shifted to look up at him. ‘what?’
jamal looked down at you, completely unbothered. ‘i said, i love you.’
your breath caught in your throat.
he didn’t seem nervous about it. didn’t seem like he was expecting some big reaction. he was just telling you. stating a fact.
and somehow, that made it even more real.
you swallowed, voice soft when you finally spoke.
‘love you too.’
his smile was slow, warm, sure.
‘figured.’
and just like that, it wasn’t just unspoken anymore.
it was real. it was everything.
𝙵𝙸𝙵𝙰.
Antoine Griezmann Atletico Madrid icons + João Félix headers.
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waking up to this is such a blessing bro
anything joão please 💗 i love you you’re my favorite writer
Like real people do 𖦹 João Félix !
summary. spending a warm, raining night with joão was everything and anything you could ever ask for.
word count. 510+
disclaimers. fluff!! + kiss
authors note. for my pooks @joaoflms <3 and thank you anon loves youuu sorry this is lowk ass
The rain splattered softly against the window, creating a soothing rhythm that filled the apartment—aside from the soft music coming from your record player. You were curled up on the couch, wrapped in a fuzzy blanket, staring at the storm that raged outside. João walked in from the kitchen, carrying two mugs of hot chocolate. His hair was still slightly damp from the rain he’d walked through earlier to get inside the apartment complex.
“Looks cozy in here,” he spoke, voice warm and soft as he handed you one of the mugs.
“Thanks,” you murmur, taking it from him with a smile. Your fingers brushed, and you felt a light flutter in your chest, even though you’d been together for months now.
João had a way of making your heart race without even trying.
He eased onto the couch beside you, his body instantly radiating warmth. “Move over!” The brown haired man teases, nudging your knee gently.
Your eyebrow quirks, “there is plenty of room.” Your protests were followed by a short laugh, but João only furrowed his eyebrows further.
“Not if I want to sit next to you,” João replied, already moving to lift your blanket so he could join in on the comfort it provided.
Shifting slightly to make room, he settled in beside you, draping his arm around your shoulders and pulling you into his side. The scent of rain mixed with your boyfriend’s cologne filled the small space, adding an extra sense of comfort for you.
“You didn’t get too cold out there, did you?” You ask while laying your head down onto his shoulder.
Dark brown eyes found yours and he spoke, a small smile gracing his lips, “No. Not when I knew I’d be coming in to this.”
Raising an eyebrow, your lip curls into a smirk. “To this? You mean to hogging my blanket and personal space?”
He was quiet for a moment, eyes flickering across your features, his expression softening into something words couldn’t quite capture.
“No,” He starts slowly, “I mean, you.” Your breath catches in your throat as his words sunk in. He really did have a way with words, always has.
Regaining your composure, you hide your flustered state by quipping, “you’re such a sap.” Lifting the warm mug to your lips, you take a sip of your hot cocoa, hiding your smile.
“Oh, whatever! You love it.” He shot back, his grin playful despite how right he—and you—knew he was.
You couldn’t even argue with that. Instead, you set your mug on the table beside you and rest your head on his shoulder once again.
“I do, I really do.” You admit softly, voice barely above a whisper.
João doesn’t respond. He simply sets his mug beside yours, eases his index finger under your chin and lifts it. Your chest tightens as his head dips to yours, pressing a tender kiss to your lips.
He only pulls away for a short second so he could mumble a small, “I love you”, before his lips were back on yours.
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ᝰ.ᐟ tags @halfwayhearted @lechrts @joaoflms @sakashq @be11ingham @spidybaby @piastri-fvx
i am screaming crying throwing up to the point words can’t describe my emotions in english bro. oh dios mío, esto me ha hecho querer sollozar porque necesito un hombre así, en realidad has elevado mis estándare 🤯 i’ve never seen a fic this good im flabbergasted you’ve made my day.
joao fic with he stays sober at a forge in italian club in milan, so reader can get drunk and he’s trying to take her home because she can’t walk straight but he’s struggling because he knows no italian at all (i also know your italian so thought this would be a good idea)😛
joao felix x fem!reader
sy: milan comes with its fun, but also its less appealing moments. tonight’s an example.
a/n: although i hate the abbreviation of the ‘mafia’ and even mentioning it i couldn’t think of anything else as a placeholder so💔 plus this is not proofread idk im tired so sozsoz for any mistakes ..
warnings: portuguese and italian and the use of alcohol
the bartender slides you another shot of tequila across the marble countertop, and you catch it surprisingly easy.
the club is a kaleidoscope of green and pink, the flashing lights sending you into a drunken void.
“another one?” your boyfriend, joão, comes up from behind. his aftershave is overwhelmingly strong, which makes you even more nauseous.
“yes, another one,” you mock, taking a swig.
the liquid burns down your throat, the addictive wave of alcohol scorching into your head. your slumped over the bar, barely sitting upright and the stool is nothing but a flimsy cushion underneath you.
“y/n, i think you’ve had enough for tonight,” joão tries to snatch the drink, but you slide it away.
“i decide when i have enough,” you counter, almost falling backwards but joão’s swift enough to catch you on time.
“really?” he scoffs. “your gonna play this game with me? you know this isn’t healthy.”
with a second gulp of your drink, you slam the glass down onto the table to look up at your sober boyfriend who looks merely amused.
“your always acting like this,” you lazily mumble. “always lecturing me at… parties.”
you mimic him whilst swaying your hands in the air. “no y/n you can’t drink this, don’t do that. come over here, don’t go there.”
joão looks at you with an jovial expression—in the way your still able to form a sentence despite the amount of churning alcohol pitting in your stomach.
“now,” you fist the glass up to his face. “stop being so boring and have some!”
his grin falters, now unimpressed. “i’ll pass.”
“we’re in milan joão!” you lazily squeak, pulling him down by his half unbuttoned shirt, faces now inches apart. “you need to have some fun.”
he pinches his nose. “yeah and you need gum.”
your smile is carefree, joyful. you sling your arms around the nape of his neck, littering sloppy kisses over his tanned skin.
“awh aren’t you the sweetest?” you mistake his comment for a compliment. “i’m so lucky to have you bebê waby.”
joão purses his lips, rolling up his sleeves. “c’mon, enough. we’re going home right now.”
as he tries to lift you up, you vividly protest.
“ey antonio,” you call to the bartender, using the first name that comes to mind. “don’t make him take me away! we’re friends, right?”
the bartender solely spares you a glance, continuing to pour drinks like he’s heard this exact situation play out a hundred times before.
before you can resist further, you’re suddenly lifted off the ground, swung over joão’s shoulder like a misbehaving child.
“joão! put me down this instant, traidor,” you yell, kicking your legs.
joão, clearly, has more strength than you will ever possess, when he doesn’t even phase at the wriggling your doing to try and escape.
“joão! estou faland—serious,” you babble. “this.. não é justo.”
any words that spring to mind, you voice, even if it was a mix of both english and portuguese. you still somewhat have a smidge of conscious left, and you use it to snatch a fresh glass of vodka from a passing waiters tray.
joão catches on, glancing up at you. “y/n, where did you get that from—no!”
your mid-sip, when he forcefully slides it from your grasp and tosses it into a nearby waste bin.
“what’s wine ever done to you?” you slur, poking him in the chest as he finally sets you back down outside the club.
“for starters, that wasn’t wine,” he corrects. “and second of all, it stole my girlfriend from me.”
your eyes widen dramatically. “you have a… girlfriend? oh, so when did you meet her, huh?” you gasp. “you’re using me.”
joão runs a hand down his face. “no, amor, i don’t have another girlfriend.”
there was in fact, no other girl, but obviously you had way too many to drink than he anticipated.
“hmm,” you squint at him like you’re trying to read his mind.
visibly stressed, he runs his fingers through his hair as he pulls out his phone for a taxi. whereas, your too busy playing with the buttons on his shirt to notice.
“joão,” you spout, reaching up to squish his face between your hands. “you’re so… handsome.”
he sighs deeply, gently prying your hands off. “obrigado, amor. now let me find us a taxi, okay?”
but before he can even look up from his phone, you gasp dramatically. “wait. wait. where’s my bag?”
joão’s heart nearly stops. “what?”
you twirl around in circles, patting your sides. “i had a bag. where’s my bag? joão, my bag—”
“anjo, hey look at me,” he says, firmly locking your shoulders down. “you didn’t bring a bag.”
“oh.” you pause. “are you sure?”
“yes, i’m sure,” he groans, raking a hand down his face, almost on the brink of having heart palpitation. “we have more important things to worry about. like getting you home.”
as if the universe is mocking him, not a single car is in sight. the street is presumably quiet, as it is almost 3am and most people are already inside the club or stumbling off in different directions.
the portuguese looks around desperately, until spotting a driver leaning against the streetlamp.
“come on,” he tugs on your hand. “let’s see if he’s free.”
but you, in your drunken wisdom, come to a halt and dig your heels into the ground. “wait.”
joão groans. again. “wait for what y/n?”
you nervously grab onto his wrist with your spare hand, and whisper (noisily). “what if he’s part of the mafia?”
he stares at you, blinking so fast that he hopes you’d snap back into reality. the mafia?
your confident in your conspiracy, staring back with all of the faint seriousness you had left. not that you had much tonight, though.
“y/n,” he erupts flatly. “he’s a taxi driver.”
you hiss. “that’s what they want you to think.”
joão closes his eyes for a long moment, breathing in so deeply like he’s summoning for any patience that god can offer him. then, his nostrils flare determinedly, and without another word, he drags you along.
the driver looks up as you approach “sì?”
“uh.. possiamo eh,” he gestures vaguely. “possiamo.. prendere un taxi?” (can.. we get a taxi?)
“dove vuoi andare?” the driver now turns to face you fully. (where do you want to go?)
joão blanks. well shit. did he really expect a local in milan to be fluent in english? luckily, he briefly understood what he’d said but knowing how to form a response was a new challenge.
“uh.. to our hotel?”
“quale hotel?” the driver gives him a pointed look. (which hotel?)
joão’s mouth opens and closes. of course he knows the name of the hotel. but right now? right now, when you were clinging to his arm and sputtering some nonsense about ‘dangerous italian gangsters’(?). his brain was fried.
for you, this is nothing short of in awe. “awh baby you sound so smart right now.”
“y/n, please.” he feigns.
the driver sighs, patience thinning. “l'indirizzo?”(the address?)
he quickly fumbles for his phone, trying to pull up the hotels location. his hands are full because of your constant swaying against him, always looking to grab his attention.
“joãoo,” you pout, pressing your cheek against his chest. “why is your heartbeat so fast? is it normally this fast?”
“um, no,” he presses his lips into a thin line, still struggling to get the location. you continue to ramble about something else, but ignores you.
after a painful few seconds, he finally grabs the address, showing it to the driver.
the man squints at the screen, then exhales heavily, like he’s deeply regretting taking this job tonight. but he nods. “va bene. venite.” (okay. come)
you snort. “look at you, my multilingual king.”
he helps you into the backseat, making sure you don’t hit your head in the process, before sliding in next to you.
when the engine starts, your head hits his shoulder, he cuddles you closer, his arm around your waist like a crafted seatbelt.
after a few beats of silence, you grumble. “you still love me after all this right?”
joão ushers a breathy laugh, resting his chin atop your head. “more than anything mi vida.”
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hi guys! i js wanted to come and apologise for how long these fics are taking me and ik people can get impatient! and this is also the reason why i keep my fics around 1k solely bc im a gcse student who also needs to do revision. brainstorming, revising, drafting and writing fics is all very time consuming and for some 20+ requests aren’t a lot but for me it is! i love and appreciate every request i get because yall can be so creative! but especially with the longer ones they can take a lot longer. i’m ofc not gonna close my requests but i’m putting it out here that mine will take a lot longer! xx
summary:: quiet ramadan nights w kenan. ( @barcapix take notes habibi 💔.)
warnings:: uhh none!
writers note:: ramadan kareem to everyone who celebrates! may Allah make your fasts easy! my requests will be slower now that it’s ramadan i need to stay halal yk 💔. also do you guys call it suhoor or sehri bc i call it fothabala bc my dad is from bangladesh…? anyways enjoy 🤍!
tags:: @barcapix @n0vazsq @httpsdana @paucubarsisimp ; lmk if u wanna be added or removed!
you sat on the floor of the apartment, legs stretched out, back against the couch. the table was still cluttered with plates from iftar, but neither of you had bothered to clean up yet. the night felt slow, the air thick with the kind of quiet that only came after long days and empty stomachs.
kenan was next to you, his head tilted back against the cushions, a bottle of water resting loosely in his hand. his eyes were half lidded, exhausted but awake, the way he always was during ramadan. fasting didn’t seem to slow him down at training, but once he was home, you could see it, the weight of it, the way his body ached from pushing itself past hunger, past thirst, past exhaustion.
‘you should drink more water,’ you muttered, nudging his arm.
he huffed out a laugh but took another sip, just to prove a point. ‘you sound like my mother.’
‘well, she’s right.’ you pulled the blanket tighter around yourself, watching as he rolled the bottle between his palms, lost in thought.
‘long day?’ you asked.
he nodded. ‘yeah. good, though. i felt sharp.’
you believed him. he never said much, never bragged, never complained. but you knew him well enough by now to hear what he wasn’t saying. the tiredness in his voice, the slight stiffness in his movements. the way he never admitted when it was too much.
‘stay up until suhoor?’ you asked.
he exhaled, considering it. ‘yeah. it’s easier that way.’
so you stayed. the two of you, sitting in the quiet, listening to the city hum outside. he tapped his fingers absently against the bottle, and you leaned your head back, letting the silence settle. neither of you needed to fill it.
ramadan nights always felt like this slow, heavy, still. but not lonely. never lonely.
where’s man going
pairing: (childhood bff) gavi x reader summary: a scene from your childhood, a promise from your best friend, and a full circle moment word count: 889
a/n: it's finally done! this is the gavi fic i couldn't decide on the ending for - thank u to everyone who voted in my poll for it <33 😭 - also I KNOW there aren't live commentators when you watch football matches in person okay its for the plot
“In ten years, I’ll probably be so good that I’ll score all the time! And you can come and watch my matches!”
You could remember it like it was yesterday - Gavi sitting next to you on a park bench, the two of you messily devouring ice cream cones you had begged your mum for enough pocket money to buy. He was excitedly explaining his plans for when the two of you were older, him being a professional footballer obviously, and you still by his side.
“And when I do score, I’ll point up to you in the stands just like this, okay?”
“That’s so far away in the future, you’ll probably forget by then,” you sigh, but you can’t stop yourself from laughing as he poses and his melting ice cream drips down his small hands and onto the pavement below.
“I won’t, I swear!”
You nod unconvincingly, more concerned with making sure your treat doesn’t become a similar mess and for a moment the two of you sit in silence. The warm summer sun tingles on your round cheeks, even as the approaching afternoon causes it to dip below the horizon. You watch as Gavi tries again, and fails, to clean up his hands by lapping up the dripping ice cream. Despite being so young, you’re struck by a sudden desire to retrospectively freeze this moment in time and make sure the two of you can stay like this forever, safe from the changes growing up might hold.
“I’ll have to go back soon,” Gavi’s voice cuts through your uncharacteristically angsty thoughts, as he turns back to you worriedly after noticing the dimming skyline.
“Ah, right,” you mumble, slumping back onto the bench - the two of you had been enjoying yourself so much you had almost forgotten how strict of a curfew the academy gave him.
“Hey, don’t worry!” Gavi pipes up, noticing your expression, “the more time I spend training the sooner you’ll get to watch me score super cool goals!”
You try your best to muster up a convincing smile, not wanting to send him back in a bad mood after the two of you had had such a fun afternoon together. Satisfied, he finishes what’s left of his icecream before hopping up off the bench and brushing the crumbs of his cones off his lip. You stand too, albeit slower, since you too need to get home before it gets dark.
“Oh and hey, Fermin showed me how to use the dorm phone last night, so I can finally call you! Keep an eye on your phone tonight, okay?”
Before you can reply he pulls you into a tight hug, and all you can think about is how you hope he can't feel how hard your heart is beating in your chest. Before you can hug back he’s already pulling away, shooting you another quick smile before turning to jog in the direction of the dorms, and you wave goodbye as you watch him go. You’re not sure why you do this, since you’re pretty sure he won’t see you - but if not for him, you wave to give yourself an excuse to stand there a little longer and watch his tiny silhouette disappearing into the afternoon sun.
Despite the deafening cheers of thousands of fans, Gavi is able to spot you from where he's standing on the pitch - his worried expression is instantly replaced with a beaming smile, his arms frantically waving to get your attention. As soon as you spot him you can't help but do the same, almost falling out of your seat as you do, excitement coursing through your veins.
Sitting back, you take a minute to take everything in - the vibrant green of the field is almost blinding and the clamour of everyone around you is enough to give you a headache. But more than anything, you're hyper-focused on one thing tonight, this being the first professional match you'd been able to watch your childhood best friend play.
The match starts with the shrill shriek of the whistle, and you're on the edge of your seat, eyes following the quick movements of the ball as best as you can. To be honest, you know very little about football despite Gavi talking your ear off about it at any opportunity you gave him - but you know enough to know he's absolutely killing it. It's actually a little difficult to keep up with how fast he's moving.
It happens before you can even register it, but the surge of cheers and people jumping up around you forces you up to your feet to join in. Your eyes race, desperate to find your friend - but it seems he's already found you, both eyes locked on yours as he points up to you with the widest smile you've ever seen.
At that moment, you see an echo of the young boy you had fallen in love with over ten years ago - and you can't believe he's kept his promise, the pose and smile the same as it had been back then. You're breathless with joy, and you feel your heart swell.
"Oh, and what's this? The young midfielder seems to be pointing up to someone in the stands!" the voice of a commentator booms through the speakers as you sink back into your seat, your cheeks almost aching from how wide you're smiling.
"We can't really see who it is, but whoever it is must be someone extremely special to him, and extremely lucky!"
kali uchis’ “your teeth in my neck” is my new obsession. the song isn’t lyrically phenomenal but the way she can make a song about wealth inequality so sultry is amazing 😭 her voice is so smooth and raspy and the way she pronounces her vowels is so satisfying 😻