rylandsgirl.

⋆˚࿔ flower. she/her. above 18. writer. anti ai. ice out. blush&lipliner. ryland grace’s sweet girl. lana del rey. hard rock. video game enthusiast. movies. the walking dead. raised on pretty girl avenue. eugene roe’s angel. poetry. history buff. cds. editor. dvd collector. joesph liebgott’s babydoll.

⊹ ࣪ ˖ currently watching: band of brothers & rygos movies.

⊹ ࣪ ˖ playing: thunder by lana del rey.

SUMMARY: general hcs about a new combat medic being sent to easy company due to medics being spread across divisions. the boys had fell head over heels in love with you when they first saw you ! as you grew closer to all of them, they all had their own ways of caring for you.

WARNINGS: easy company x reader. contains donald malarkey, skip muck , alex penkala, bull randleman, eugene roe, joesph liebgott, carwood Lipton, dick winters, and Lewis Nixon. might not be canon in parts (sorry!). no use of reader, no use of y/n. use of the pet name sweetheart in george’s part. fluff mostly. this is solely based on the actor’s performances in 2001 HBO docu-series. in no way is it my intention to harm or offend real life veterans.

MALARKEY, SKIP, AND ALEX had made up a competition of sorts. it was just between them three, but whoever made you laugh the most with their dumb jokes got bragging rights for the day. whenever you’d come around and check on them they’d try to get you to stay for as long as possible. distracting you with stories, like the time skip went down Niagara Falls. or when Alex embarrassed himself when asking a girl out. they all knew they’d step into a line of fire if it meant hearing you laugh at one of their jokes or stories.

DONALD HOOBLER was young, and dumb. he was only 21 ! so no one was surprised when he swore up and down on his life he was completely in love with you. you were like an angel to him. he’d call you pretty, even with sweat dripping down your forehead or when there was blood on your hands. he believed that someone as beautiful as you could never look ugly. whenever he got up to trouble, he’d sneak you things like a drink or food. if you sat near him he’d talk your ear off about how badly he wanted a Luger. he always said to never tell anyone, but he promised that when he found a Luger he’d let you hold it and test it out. whenever supply time came around he made sure he grabbed a little extra medical items to give to you later. one day when he had given you the extra supplies he got, you kissed his cheek as a thank you. he smiled like a kid on Christmas, and he knew he won in life when he saw your small smile as well. he bragged about how you kissed him, and that he made you smile from that day on.

BULL RANDLEMAN is a gentleman. he’s the one who’s asking you if you slept okay, or when you last slept. he’ll give you extra food if you start looking a little to skinny for his liking. he wants to make sure your okay, he wants to make sure all the medics are okay. he knows how rough the war can be, and he was grateful when you and Eugene patched him up when he got a piece of exploding tank back in holland. if you need somewhere quiet to be, bull is that place to go. he’s never been to much of the party type, nor does he find himself being a loud and proud guy. If you need someone to talk to , you know you can go to him as well. if you want advice he’ll give it, if you just want a listening ear then he can do that to. 

GEORGE LUZ is the company’s version of a ‘class clown’ he’s funny, can do the impressions that can get you out of any situation. he also gives the best company gossip. but, besides those things, he’s a good guy. he’s nice, funny, caring. majority of the company sees his joking side, and only a few have seen the side of him he doesn’t show very often. your one of the few. he’s never gotten to badly injured, but he’s still had to come to you for some cuts or when he complains about pain. whenever your around, he relaxes more. it’s embarrassing for him to admit, but your a warm and calm presence. your always offering kind words, those words become some soldier’s last bit of hope. he’s always polite towards you, never once making jokes or a mockery of you. hell, no one made jokes about you. whenever you patch him up, or tell him it’s gonna be okay he’ll mumble a soft ‘thank you, sweetheart.’ and offer you a cigarette. 

JOESPH LIEBGOTT is one of the company’s biggest assholes. everyone can agree on that. but when he’s not being stubborn or hardheaded, he’s quite sweet! just like any man in the 101st airborne, he has walls around him. he’s tough, you hadn’t seen him cry until the day you found the camps. it takes a while for you to break down those walls he has set up. when you do, you see how vulnerable he can be. he had sisters growing up so he was used to being the older brother that was tough and protected them. he knew he could protect himself, and for a while that’s all the reassurance he needed. till he joined the paratroopers. emotions weighed on everyone, but everyone seemed to talk about their burden’s in a way that didn’t make people laugh at them. but when you came along, he naturally found himself wanting to open up. you were always there to make sure he was okay, and when he did get injured you’d keep a close eye on it for a few day’s. or when he got particularly whiny you’d sneak him a Hershey bar. you’d come sit in his foxhole with him and let him talk about his sisters back home. he’d ask about your home life, and you’d tell him the truth, whether it be good or bad. 

EUGENE ROE knew what it was like to be a medic. that’s why he understood you so well. whenever you got quiet, or zoned out, he understood. he didn’t question you, he made sure you got enough rest and food in you to properly function. whenever somebody called for a medic he’d run to them before you got a chance to. you guys shared meals and long nights together. which meant a lot of talking was done. eugene wasn’t a talkative guy, but on the nights you talked about life back home he would open up to. he’d talk about what it was like in Louisiana, all the different foods his mom would make growing up. he’d tell you it was beautiful there, and that it reminded him of you. because to him, you became a sliver of home in this war. you were the person who understood him the most. you knew what it was like to see these wounds the men obtained. eugene didn’t flinch or crinkle his nose at the blood , and neither did you. which meant you two worked in perfect unison with each other. he knew he’d be alright as long as he had you.