Returning the Favor by aurevell (@aurevell)
Sterek | 5k | Teen
Stiles pays a nighttime visit to his boyfriend in secret, or so he thinks. Unfortunately, the Hale family has keener ears than he realizes.
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Returning the Favor by aurevell (@aurevell)
Sterek | 5k | Teen
Stiles pays a nighttime visit to his boyfriend in secret, or so he thinks. Unfortunately, the Hale family has keener ears than he realizes.

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FTF, aurevell
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Final Thought Friday (with aurevell, @aurevellâ)
Talk fanfic to me I could go on for days about how storytelling is a part of being human, something hard-wired into us. How it helps us connect with each other.
I think we need fanfic because we need stories, and because fanfic allows us to be in control of those stories. It's not that you can't get stories elsewhere in the media. But to me, the fanfic experience I curate for myself consists exactly of the kinds of stories that speak to me most. They're not gritty or dark, they don't adhere to a rigid structure, they're not sending me pointed messages, and no one had to get an OK from some production company to create them.
Instead, fanfics feel like the oldest form of storytelling, the kinds of stories we share with each other just because we enjoy them. Their plots wander. They touch on personal experiences. They can be dark or whimsical or self-indulgent. Best of all, they let us recognize ourselves in someone else's words and perspectives. You get this sense of companionship just from reading or writing them - because they're just for us, just for our community, something we share. They're about characters we love and reimagine, and fanon ideas that we steal and run with. Fanfics help us connect and create together, and that's a beautiful thing.
It May Simply Lie in Wait by  @aurevell (aurevell on ao3)
G | 5,549 words
âThis place is haunted as hell,â one boy says under his breath.
The house remembers itself, letting out a subtle upstairs creak to let them know what theyâre in for. They enter anyway, inspecting its shamefully crumbled furnishings, running fingers over its tattered walls, crouching to peer at the ceiling tiles fallen on its floor, and the houseâ
The house does not chase them away.
Years after the fire, Derek and Stiles return to the Hale House. It isnât sure how it feels about this.
Sentient Hale house made me cry. This story is very poetic and poignant.Â
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
Chapters: 4/4 Fandom: Teen Wolf (TV) Rating: General Audiences Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply Relationships: Derek Hale/Stiles Stilinski Characters: Derek Hale, Stiles Stilinski Additional Tags: Alternate Universe - Fantasy, Fae & Fairies, Fae Stiles Stilinski, slightly medieval setting, fae rules and trickery, two lonely boys who get better, Light Angst, Eventual Happy Ending Summary:
When he was younger, Derekâs mother taught him about the fae and their penchant for mischief. So when he meets one in the woods many years later, he steels himself for a trick. As it turns out, though, Stiles isnât quite what he expectedâand avoiding his spell may be much harder than it seems.
Just Good Business by aurevell (@aurevell)
Steter | 21k | Teen
âI make it a point to be aware ofâŠletâs say, parties of interest who might become important. The son of the sheriff?â Sharp blue eyes scrape down Stilesâs body. âItâs just good business to know who and where you are. What you do.â
Stiles comes home to find someone unexpected in his apartment. Peter might come to regret holding this specific guy hostage.

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For His Eyes Only by aurevell (@aurevell)
Steter | 6k | Teen
A spymasterâs work is never done. Until evening, when Peter lets his hair downâliterally and metaphorically.
MCM, aurevell
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Meet-Cute Monday (with aurevell, @aurevellâ )
AO3 Stats:
Pseud: Aurevell Pronouns: she/her Current fandoms: Teen Wolf Current pairings: Steter, Sterek How many total fic: 12 How many fandoms: 1 Total word count: 313,899 Longest fic word count: 118,704 Shortest fic: 1,647 Highest kudo count: 1,795 Lowest: 148
Whatâs the story behind your pseud? I was a huge Tamora Pierce fan growing up (I liked the idea of all these girl knights running around kicking ass). Aurevell is a made-up character name I've used in video games/RPGs since I was a kid, because I thought it sounded like a lady knight from one of those books.
How long have you been reading and writing fanfic? Oof, I've been reading fanfic for over 15 years I think (help how do I math?) which is maybe showing my age a bit. I remember coming home and having to read it on our shared family computer! It was kind of a self-soothing reaction to having to wait for the next Harry Potter book, because I absolutely had to imagine what was coming next.
I started writing fanfic maybe a year or so after I started reading it. I stopped writing for a while when I got busy after college, but I never stopped reading it. When I finally jumped back in it was because I fell into the Teen Wolf fandom completely by accident. I wish I remembered which fics made me fall in love with it, but I couldn't tell you - except that all of a sudden I had a million story ideas and nowhere to put them all! So I made my current pseud for a fresh start and jumped back in.
https://archiveofourown.org/works/31870651/chapters/90764488
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
The Striking Complication just updated! Go read it if you havenât yet!
Fav line from this chapter: âAside from the morning nightmare and the confirmation that his worst fears are in fact his daily reality, heâs got Peter out of the bargain. And somehow, that feels like an even trade.â Like⊠đ„șđ„șđ„ș what a line!
Also, me when where the title of the fic came from was revealed in some dialogue in this chapter: