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Title: Hello, Goodbye Pairing: Cheryl Blossom x Reader Warnings:None (?) Request:  Hey! Could I request Cheryl x reader where the reader and Cheryl spend their last night together before the reader leaves for college A/N: I kinda got very inspired by this one because it reminded me of Hello, Goodbye, and Everything In Between (a book by  Jennifer E. Smith) so this is kind of based on that and itâs a lot longer than I expected it to be. Requests are: Open ~~
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Writing Prompts
send me a number(s) + a ship in my ask 1. âDid you really think youâd get away with that, though?â 2. âI donât care about themâŚI only care about you!â 3. âIt kind of feels like Iâm holding my breath, waiting.â 4. âWhen is it going to be okay?â 5. âYou can kiss me now.â 6. âWhat could you have possibly been thinking?â 7. âI really wish I could tell you âI love youâ without you freaking out and running off.â 8. âYouâre cute when youâre angry.â 9. âI have a plan, but it includes you taking me to the dance.â 10. âWhen I picture my future it always involves you.â 11. âIâve missed you. A lot.â 12. âYouâve changedâŚand I donât know if itâs a good thing or a bad thing.â 13. âI really want a dog.â 14. âHow long have you been writing about me?â 15. âI tried to tell you the other day, but you seemed busy.â 16. âIf I could turn back time and change it, I would.â 17. âI tried to make you a cake but I kind of messed up onâŚall of it.â 18. âYou arenât perfect. Youâre so much more than that.â 19. âI donât really know why windows were made but I donât think they had you crawling through them in mind.â 20. âHe/She feel like home. I just donât know how to tell them that yet.â 21. âI havenât been here since I was a kid.â 22. âAll you ever did was break me and I thanked you for it. Not anymore.â 23. âHow many parties can one throw in a week?â 24. âThatâsâŚ.a lot of money.â 25. âDid you ever love me?â 26. âI wonder if sheâs gonna notice this tattoo.â 27. âI wouldnât have said it if I didnât mean it.â 28. âSo, what? You leave, and we act like none of this ever happened?â 29. âI would love to be anywhere but here right now.â 30. âI know it may not always seem like it, but I know that you and I are meant to be.â 31. âI really wish that youâd just tell me how you actually feel!â 32. âIf you walk out of that door, you canât come back.â 33. âI know you love me. But I think you love her too.â 34. âWho ever said we couldnât dance right now, right here?â 35. âI have no idea who I am without them.â 36. âIâm full of surprises.â 37. âYouâre so beautiful.â 38. âIâve waited so long to hear you say that.â 39. âI canât remember the last time I had a coherent thought around you.â 40. âYou and I? Thatâs my favorite story.â 41. âDo you think you could sneak out?â 42. âWhoâs your favorite person?â 43. âYou werenât supposed to find out this way.â 44. âWhy are there so many candles in here?â 45. âI wouldnât say no to a nice romantic gesture every once in awhile.â 46. âI hate camping.â 47. âYou canât tell anybody about that night.â 48. âIs this what being in love feels like?â 49. âYou canât see them anymore.â 50. âI donât like that youâre hanging out with her/him.âÂ
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send me a number(s) + a ship in my ask 1. âDid you really think youâd get away with that, though?â 2. âI donât care about them...I only care about you!â 3. âIt kind of feels like Iâm holding my breath, waiting.â 4. âWhen is it going to be okay?â 5. âYou can kiss me now.â 6. âWhat could you have possibly been thinking?â 7. âI really wish I could tell you âI love youâ without you freaking out and running off.â 8. âYouâre cute when youâre angry.â 9. âI have a plan, but it includes you taking me to the dance.â 10. âWhen I picture my future it always involves you.â 11. âIâve missed you. A lot.â 12. âYouâve changed...and I donât know if itâs a good thing or a bad thing.â 13. âI really want a dog.â 14. âHow long have you been writing about me?â 15. âI tried to tell you the other day, but you seemed busy.â 16. âIf I could turn back time and change it, I would.â 17. âI tried to make you a cake but I kind of messed up on...all of it.â 18. âYou arenât perfect. Youâre so much more than that.â 19. âI donât really know why windows were made but I donât think they had you crawling through them in mind.â 20. âHe/She feel like home. I just donât know how to tell them that yet.â 21. âI havenât been here since I was a kid.â 22. âAll you ever did was break me and I thanked you for it. Not anymore.â 23. âHow many parties can one throw in a week?â 24. âThatâs....a lot of money.â 25. âDid you ever love me?â 26. âI wonder if sheâs gonna notice this tattoo.â 27. âI wouldnât have said it if I didnât mean it.â 28. âSo, what? You leave, and we act like none of this ever happened?â 29. âI would love to be anywhere but here right now.â 30. âI know it may not always seem like it, but I know that you and I are meant to be.â 31. âI really wish that youâd just tell me how you actually feel!â 32. âIf you walk out of that door, you canât come back.â 33. âI know you love me. But I think you love her too.â 34. âWho ever said we couldnât dance right now, right here?â 35. âI have no idea who I am without them.â 36. âIâm full of surprises.â 37. âYouâre so beautiful.â 38. âIâve waited so long to hear you say that.â 39. âI canât remember the last time I had a coherent thought around you.â 40. âYou and I? Thatâs my favorite story.â 41. âDo you think you could sneak out?â 42. âWhoâs your favorite person?â 43. âYou werenât supposed to find out this way.â 44. âWhy are there so many candles in here?â 45. âI wouldnât say no to a nice romantic gesture every once in awhile.â 46. âI hate camping.â 47. âYou canât tell anybody about that night.â 48. âIs this what being in love feels like?â 49. âYou canât see them anymore.â 50. âI donât like that youâre hanging out with her/him.âÂ
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Title: Hello, Goodbye Pairing: Cheryl Blossom x Reader Warnings:None (?) Request:  Hey! Could I request Cheryl x reader where the reader and Cheryl spend their last night together before the reader leaves for college A/N: I kinda got very inspired by this one because it reminded me of Hello, Goodbye, and Everything In Between (a book by  Jennifer E. Smith) so this is kind of based on that and itâs a lot longer than I expected it to be. Requests are: Open ~~
You walk into your room and take a deep breath, looking around the nearly empty bedroom that once belonged to you. Now you have a new room at a college thatâs over five hundred miles away. Your life changed so quickly once you got the acceptance letter in the mail. It felt like a blur, a fast forward that led right to this moment. A jump cut to a new episode. Tomorrow you would be leaving everything â and everyone â behind, including your best friends andâŚCheryl. God, you were going to miss her most of all. She had been your sweetheart since the first year of high school. You remembered the first time you had ever seen her in a booth at Popâs, all alone.  You walked into the diner with your best friends Kevin Keller and Betty Cooper, your eyes drifting to a corner booth where the sound of something dropping onto the floor caught your attention. âShit.â The girl who was sat at the booth mumbled, leaning over and trying to pick up the now shattered, empty milkshake glass. You made it over to her before Pop Tate could with the broom, crouching down on your knees to help the pretty girl clean up what was left of her mess. âDonât worry about it, the first time I came here, I cracked a window.â It was clear the redhead had tried not to laugh but failed, giggling a little. âHow in the hell did you do that?â You picked up one last piece of glass and put it in the trash can, âItâs a long story.â She bit her lip, almost instinctively, and smirked. âIâd love to hear it. Iâve got nothing but time.â You looked over to where Betty and Kevin had already found another seat, across the diner, and you gave them a questioning look. Being friends since kindergarten made it possible to communicate through intense eye contact with the two. Betty just winked at you and nodded. Suddenly, you felt very nervous. âOkayâŚdo you mind if I sit then?â Cheryl just smiled a wide smile, shaking her head. âSit wherever youâd like.â You tried to ignore the suggestive tone in her voice, even though it made your heart skip a beat. A ping sound came from your phone, jumping you back into present day. It lied atop a mountain of boxes in the far corner of your once-bedroom. You didnât even need to pick it up, the lit up screen alerting you that you had a text message from âCherieâ. Even after all these years, seeing her name on your phone made your mood change instantly. You immediately swiped to see what she had said. Cherie: hey, beautiful. Are we still on to hang out today? You: of course! Iâm looking forward to seeing you. Cherie: great because Iâm outside You immediately shoved your phone into your back pocket and rushed outside. Sure enough, there she was, in all her beauty. She was leaning against her signature red car, her arms crossed and a smirk painted on her lips. Even now, she made your heart race like a maniac. You still acted like a total idiot around her sometimes just because of how blurry she made your mind. Out of all the girls and she chose you. You didnât waste anytime in rushing to her side, throwing your arms around her neck in a tight hug. You wanted to tell her how much you were going to miss her, how much you loved her. All the words came rushing to your mind but you couldnât find it in yourself to say any of them. Saying all of those things would make it too real, and you werenât sure how real you wanted your goodbye to be just yet. Cheryl slowly pulled back just so she could kiss you on the forehead, leaving a slight red stain. âI wish I could still kiss you everyday, just to let everyone know that youâre mine.â She said, practically in a whisper. Her voice sounded so weak, like she could cry at any given second. It was a very rare sight to see Cheryl Blossom cry, but when you did; it was the most heartbreaking thing. You gave her a soft, reassuring look, begging her not to cry. She just smiled, pulling you in for a real kiss this time. As soon as she pulled back, she began to speak. âOkay, look, tomorrow youâre leaving me. We havenât really figured out what leaving exactly means for us but weâre going to have to. We canât avoid the conversation any longer. NowâŚyouâre going to be gone. Iâm leaving for college too, eight hours away from you and I know that some people say that long distance works but I think we both know it doesnâtâŚnot forever, anyway.â She took a deep breath, brushed a thumb down your cheek. âI love youâŚso much, Y/N. I donât know what I would have done without you. I donât want to know how to live without you; I donât want to have to learn how to live without you. Youâre my everything butâŚ.we canât make it work that far away from each other.â Her voice was cracking now, so close to tears yet so distant. âI think it might be better if, after tonight, we agree to see what happens.â You were stunned. So many words coming out of nowhere all at once, your head was spinning. âDo you want to see other people?â Cheryl shook her head. âAll I ever want to see is you. But if I canât see you, itâs going to hurt so much worse if weâre still something â everything.â It made no sense but somehow it did. âAfter tonight, though, right?â She hesitantly nodded, âLetâs just see how things go.â You were both crying now. She sighed after a moment, though, brushing a falling tear from your cheek. âI have made plans.â Your quirked a brow, âWhat kinda plans?â âGet in the car and youâll see, chica.â
~~
She hands you a list without any explanation once youâre inside the car. Sheâs been driving for five minutes in a direction that you think is going towards Pop Tateâs. It is the first on the mysterious list, at least. âWhat is this?â
She just smirks and turns into Popâs. âYou see, Y/N, weâve been a lot of place together over these past years.â
You nod, âYes, we have.â
She shuts the car off and gets out, walking around to take your hand as you step out. Once youâre almost face-to-face with her again, she continues. âI want to revisit all of those places tonight. I want us to relive these past couple of years.â
You canât help but laugh at the sound of it all. âYou want to relive
everything
?â Â
She walks up to the front door and opens it for you. Once youâre inside, you spin around to face her, walking backwards to keep eye contact. âOnly the good things.â She elaborates.
You raise your brows suggestively, âWeâve definitely had our fair share of good things.â
She leads you to the booth she was sitting in the first time you two met; someone was already seated there, though. But she didnât look too alarmed by this. âHi!â She puts on her signature wide, breathtaking smile.
The people seated there is an older couple, sipping on coffee and minding their own business. You almost want to apologize to them when they slowly look up at her, seemingly a little annoyed at the interruption of their peace. They say nothing, so, Cheryl naturally takes this as her cue to continue. âIâm so sorry to interrupt your meal but, you see, my girlfriend and I are about to go off to college tomorrow. We wonât be seeing each other for a long time and we first met right here. I really hate to do this to youâŚbut do you think we could have this particular seat? Just for old timeâs sake.â Her smile never wavers and the people seem to find it comforting. The old lady pipes up at the sound of the story sheâs just been told. âWell, of course, you can have this seat. How long have you two been together?â
Cheryl puts her hand on her heart, âThank you so much, it means a lot.â She looks back at you and smiles, clearly letting you see through her overdramatic act before turning back around, putting her smile right back. âFour years. Weâve been together for four years.â
The lady takes a hold of Cherylâs hand, looking rather emotional. âThatâs so sweet. Remember when we were in high school, dear?â
The old man finally speaks, âIndeed, I do. Best times of my life. It always goes by so fast.â
You try not to giggle; the old lady still has Cherylâs hand. This is taking a lot of communication.
Cheryl nods, âIt really does.â
The lady gives Cherylâs hand one last squeeze before slowly standing. âWell, letâs not keep them any longer. They only have one day left.â
The words hit you harder than they probably should and you feel yourself grab onto Cherylâs other hand. Itâs a comforting feeling, just like home. âThank you both.â You finally decide to add.
The lady turns to look at you and motions for you to come closer. You debate listening, not wanting to go of Cherylâs hand just yet. But you finally give in, inching a little closer so she can whisper in your ear. âDonât let this one go. If itâs meant to be, youâll find a way.â
You practically jerk back. You feel as if youâve just been electrocuted. âI know.â You look back at Cheryl who is already seated in the booth, âItâs her who doesnât.â
~~
You take a seat across from Cheryl in the booth and clear your throat. âI think that lady had a crush on you.â
Cheryl lets out a loud, happy laugh. âYou actually think so? I wonder if I could get her numberâŚâ She peaks over your shoulder to act as if sheâs trying to find her and you canât help but laugh back.
After a moment, she acts like sheâs disappointed to have lost her in the dinner rush and you decide to finally speak seriously again. âSo, Iâm guessing this is on the list for the first reason. We met here.â
Cheryl waves at Pop as he comes over to take the orders and she orders for the both of you as she always does; two chocolate milkshakes with cherries on top and a side of French fries. She turns to you as Pop disappears into the kitchen and shrugs, âFor every reason.â
You canât help but smile at the memories you have here with her. The time one of your favorite songs came on the jukebox and you both danced in the middle of the diner like no one else was there, just the two of you and the music. The time both of you were exhausted and ended up falling asleep together in one of the booths. That one time you couldnât help but tell her you loved her â the time she said it back. The time in the bathroom when- âYeah, okay. We do have a lot of reasons here.â
She laughed a little and took a bite of one of the French fries Pop lied out in front of the both of you. âOw! Hot.â
You smirked, âIâd hope so.â
Dance to This
came on over the speakers, breaking the calm silence that filled the diner and you both looked up at each other, a smirk painting your lips. Cheryl didnât take too much time waiting, getting up and walking over to your side of the table, offering her hand. âMay I have this dance?â
You looked up at her, taking her hand in yours and standing up to meet her. âAlways.â
Not too many people were in the diner now; the sun was just now setting and shone its way into the diner, like a spotlight. This wasnât the first time the two of you danced like no one was watching here and you quietly hoped it wouldnât be the last.
~~
The next stop was the football field at the high school. This was the place where you first made the relationship public.
Cheryl helped you climb over the closed fence and followed close behind, landing with a soft thud on her feet. The lights were always on here, even during the summer. This place had become a common spot for you, always coming just to watch Cheryl cheer.
The first time you kissed Cheryl in front of everyone had been here, after the team had won. All the girlfriends were running to kiss their boyfriends and you figured, why couldnât you be a part of this celebration?
You ran right into her arms and kissed her, completely unaware of how many people had been watching that moment until everyone began gasping happily and clapping, cheering.
You watch as a happy, nostalgic smile spreads over Cherylâs lips. This had been a second home for her. âI think I just realized how much Iâm going to miss being a cheerleader here. How much Iâm going to miss being in high school.â
You nod, completely understanding. âYeahâŚtomorrow school is starting back up here, and Iâm not going to be coming back.â
You walked as far into the middle of the field as you could and lied down, not really putting too much thought into the action. The dark, night sky stared back at you. It didnât take long for Cheryl to join you, her hand finding yours. You could almost still here the crowds cheering for a team that was no longer there.
~~
The night went on just like this, walking down memory lane. It only made your heart ache more. You began to realize that not only were you going to miss the people, but you were also going to miss this town, as well.
You and Cheryl stayed at the field until rain began to pour and you decided to get back into the car. Rain hit the windshield at a heavy pace and it only added to the dramatic effect, you thought. âWe could go back to my place.â You stated after a moment of silence, watching as the wind began to pick up and brush past the trees that were overhead.
Cheryl looked over at you and smiled, âItâs on the list.â
You nodded, unfolding the list that you still had in your pocket to examine. âIt is.â
~~
The living room; where you sat your parents down and explained to them that you liked girls but at the moment you liked one particular girl and her name was Cheryl Blossom. Cheryl then proceeded to walk into the room and both of you were hoping so hard that they would take it well.
You never really had a conversation about sexuality with your parents, and they never talked about it.
When you told them, they were silent for a few minutes. Cheryl was holding your hand so tightly; you thought you had lost blood circulation. You couldnât find it in yourself to care though. At least she was letting you know she was still here, and she wasnât going anywhere.
They finally broke out of the silence when your mother smiled, âThis isnât that big of a surprise, honey. Iâm glad youâve found someone who makes you happy.â
Now you and Cheryl were standing in the same place you had been all those years ago, and her hand was gripping yours just as tight. âShe said she was glad that Iâd found someone who made me happy and it was only then that I realized how right she was. You made â make me so happy.â
Cheryl smiled but she wasnât very good at hiding the tears in her eyes. The clock on the wall let you know it was midnight now, just another hour closer to when youâd have to leave. âI really donât want us to end like this. Weâve been through so muchâŚnot this. This shouldnât be the thing that finally breaks us.â
Cheryl was full on sobbing now. âI donât want to leave you either.â
You just felt frozen, all of it hitting you all at once. You couldnât cry but you couldnât speak either. You just pulled her closer, wrapping your arms around her. âI really wish we could just stay here forever.â
She nodded into the crook of your neck. âMe tooâŚme too.â
You sighed, trying to catch your breath. âDo you want to spend the night one last time?â
Cheryl finally smiled a little bit, nodding. âIâd like that.â
~~
You woke up the next morning the way you knew you should always wake up; wrapped around Cheryl, the morning light streaming in on her face so perfectly. She looked so happy and peaceful, beautiful. Nothing had changed there since the first time you laid your eyes on her.
The alarm clock went off five minutes after you had already woke up, and only then did you move. Cheryl groaned and held her arm above her face, blocking out what little light she could. âIâm sorry; I should have turned off the alarm clock.â
She shook her head, wrapping her arm around you and bringing you back to her. âItâs okay. We probably should get up here soon, anyway.â
It was 9:15. You probably needed to get up now if you expected to be out of there by 10:30.
~~
Five minutes later, the two of you were in the kitchen making breakfast. You watched as she flipped a pancake and successfully caught it back in the pan, clapping for her achievement. You poured milk into wine glasses and brought everything over to the kitchen table, taking a bite of a pancake and kissing Cheryl on the cheek. âItâs amazing, Cherie.â
She blushed a little, âThank you. Itâs just pancake, though.â
You immediately shook your head, âThese are mega-fantastic pancakes.â
The two of you navigated through the morning without discussing the fact that in less than an hour, you both were going to be leaving everything â including each other â behind. And then, âI kinda need to stop by Bettyâs. Apparently everyone is there waiting for me.â
Cheryl paused and then nodded. âOkayâŚcan I come with you?â
You quirked a brow, âWhy couldnât you? I donât want to leave you at all right now.â
She smiled a little, âOkay, good. Because I donât want to leave you either.â
~~
As soon as you pulled into Bettyâs driveway, everyone came pouring out of the house. Most of them didnât have to leave for college until next week and you envied that. Youâd kill just to have another week with everyone, with this town.
Betty wrapped you in a hug, Kevin not far behind. It turned into a huge group hug, everyone moving aside for just a second to allow Cheryl in next to you. You felt yourself breaking a little bit more with each passing second. These were the people you werenât even sure if youâd see ever again, all your high school best friends, turning into college students across the entire country. Everything changes; you just wished this didnât have to.
Once everyone got back inside, Betty announced that Jughead was going to the same college as you. In some weird way, you felt a brush of relief. At least youâd still be able to keep someone you felt comfortable around near. You and Jughead hadnât been as close as you were with some of the others, but he was still considered your friend.
And then Veronica announced that she was going to the same college as Cheryl. You couldnât help but wonder, if Cheryl did decide to call it quits for the sake of distance, would the two of them end up together? Theyâd always been close friends butâŚyou pushed the thought aside. You couldnât think that way right now. Cherylâs was yours for the time being.
You stayed a little past 10:30. In fact, you stayed until 11:30. The party was just too fun and you didnât see yourself wanting to leave anytime soon, and no one was about to make you or Cheryl. Then the question came, out of nowhere. Veronica cleared her throat a little and leaned forward in her seat, âSo...you guys are going to totally separate colleges, very far away from each other. Have you figured that situation out?â Cheryl decided to play dumb, âFigure what situation out?â Veronica looked a little uncomfortable saying it out loud, âAre you two staying together?â The room fell silent and you felt yourself cringe. âWe havenât really...talked about it yet.â Everyone was looking at the two of you expectantly and it only made you break more. âWell...I really hope you guys find a way to make it work.â She decided that that was the end of the conversation, getting out of her chair and disappearing down the hall. ~~ It was time for you to go. You hated it, but you knew it was time to let go, too. You knew this day was coming, you knew this couldnât be your home forever. Not now, at least. They say the people in your life now wonât be the people in your life forever....you kind of hoped they were wrong. Betty hugged you, she was crying. You found everyone crying and so you began to cry too. âThank you for being my best friend. I donât know what I would have done without you. You mean everything to me.â She whispered and it took everything in you not to full-on ugly sob in front of everyone. âI love you.â You looked around at everyone who was standing there, waiting for you to leave everything youâd ever known behind. Starting over felt kind of weird, especially because it felt like you didnât need to. âI love all of you so much. Never change, please.â âWe love you too!â Everyone yelled back in unison. You smiled and looked over at where Jughead was standing, waiting for Betty to come back over to him. âIâll see you soon, I guess?â He nodded, smiling, âYou can count on it.â You nodded, then turned around to see the love of your life. She was probably the only one who wasnât crying and you guessed she probably would be if everyone wasnât here. She smiled a soft smile and you smiled back. You were about to leave your home, you could already feel that achy, homesick feeling in your bones. Everyone had already went back inside, like they knew the two of you still needed to talk. You were going to be leaving in five minutes. âSo...â Cheryl laughed a little, nodding. âSo.â âTell me, am I leaving this place single?â âYouâre leaving this place in love.â She sounded so sure of herself, but yet there was a question in there. You nodded immediately, âNo doubt in my mind.â She took your hands in her own and looked at you so intensely, you could feel the ground begin to shake underneath you. Or, at least, thatâs what it felt like. âY/N Y/L/N, I love you so much. Iâve known from the very beginning that is true. We might be far, far away from each other. But I think Iâm still going to feel close to you. Iâm never going to be able to bring myself to break your heart or mine. I donât want you to leave this place single. I want you to leave this place with a promise.â You quirked your brow in questioning and she continued. âI want you to leave this place knowing that we are meant to be. In every form of that term. I want you to know that Iâm still going to be in love with you four years from now, fifteen years from now, forever. So...weâll keep in touch and four years from now, we can finally have that big ceremony weâve been talking about since the first year of high school. I donât want to see other people and I really, really donât want you to see other people.â You could barely manage an actual breath at this point, âI donât want to see other people either.â âSo?â âWeâll keep in touch.â You answered, smirking a little.
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you know, i had this stupid idea that after graduationâinstead of going to collegeâweâd both move to new york. you were this writer and iâd be this musician, and weâd both live in the east village.Â
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