bunny would genuinely be staring at your bump 24/7; heâd always tease you about it; âi filled you with a little bunny, que lindo.âprĂłxima vez; te voy a llenar con una camada de conejitos.â and laugh right after while your face is starting to feel hot; and the tips of your ears shading into a pink tint.
he always rushes over to help you carry anything; it doesnât matter if its heavy or not; he will NOT let you carry anything;â âbun, im not that weak; I can carry everything just fineâ.â âno, let me carry it; i donât care. sit down.â you have no choice but to sit down on the couch as you see him walk back and forth grabbing and putting bags inside the house.
heâd always keep track of your cravings; doesnât matter if you ate it once; or mention it onceâthis guy is like a restocker; restocking food you crave during your pregnancy.. âhow did he know..?â âyou say to yourself.
calls you âmamiâ , âmamaâ or âmamacitaâ every single time.
âbuenos dĂas mami.â he says standing in front of the bed as you sit up, rub your eyes and yawn softly. you blush slightly as you receive a kiss from him.
âyou look hot mama.â he says as you did a cute hairstyle on your hair.
every time he comes back from training or from a soccer match; the first thing he hears from you is; âmassaageeeâŠmasageeeeâŠpleaseeeâŠ.â you groan as bunny hasnât even enetered the house properly; he can hear your groans from OUTSIDE while heâs trying to fit the key inside the lock; âlooking like a MESS â but eventually massaging you while you sigh in relief; your husband STILL dripping sweat from his forehead from soccer
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Summary: Y/N is Alexias sister. Shes 18 years old and dates Kika. They try to keep it a secret but Alexia finds out.
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The first sign something was wrong happened at breakfast. Not dramatic wrong.Not someoneâs injured wrong. JustâŠQuiet. Too quiet. Y/N walked into the kitchen rubbing sleep from her eyes, oversized Barça hoodie slipping off one shoulder as she reached automatically for the coffee machine. Usually mornings with Alexia Putellas involved at least one of the following:
Alexia lecturing her about nutritionAlexia reminding her to stretch properly
Alexia stealing her toast
Alexia asking approximately seventeen questions before 8 a.m.
Today? Nothing. Alexia sat at the counter scrolling through her phone silently. That alone was terrifying.
Y/N slowed immediately.
ââŠGood morning?â âMorning.â
Still not looking up. Okay. Definitely terrifying.
Y/N carefully grabbed a mug.
âYou okay?â âMhm.â
One-word answers. Even worse. Y/N glanced toward the living room like someone might explain what was happening. Unfortunately, there was nobody else there to save her. She turned back slowly.
âDid I do something?â
Finally, Alexia looked up. And smiled. That was somehow the scariest part.
âNo,â Alexia said calmly. âWhy would you think that?â
Oh, this was bad. This was really bad. Y/N forced herself to act normal as she poured coffee.
âBecause youâre being weird.â
âIâm being weird?â
âYes.â
Alexia hummed thoughtfully.
âInteresting.â
Y/Nâs stomach dropped. That tone meant Alexia knew something. Maybe not everything. But something. Before Y/N could figure out how much danger she was actually in, her phone buzzed against the counter.
One message. From Kika Nazareth.
miss u already :(
Y/N nearly launched the phone across the kitchen. Alexiaâs eyes flicked downward instantly. Y/N grabbed the phone face down so fast it looked suspicious anyway.
Alexia leaned back slightly in her chair.
ââŠWhoâs texting you this early?â
âNo one.â
âNo one texted you?â
âI meanâsomeone texted meâbut like⊠not importantly.â
Alexia stared. Y/N wanted to evaporate. Thankfully, the older womanâs phone rang before she could interrogate further. Alexia answered while standing from the counter.
âHola?â
Y/N exhaled in relief. Barely survived. Barely. Then Alexia walked toward the hallway, still talking on the phone.
âYeah, Iâm leaving soon⊠sheâs here with me nowâŠâ
Pause. Alexia looked directly at Y/N.
ââŠNo, I havenât asked yet.â
Asked what? Y/N narrowed her eyes suspiciously. The second Alexia disappeared into the hallway, Y/N grabbed her phone again.
YOU TEXTED ME AT BREAKFAST
Kika replied instantly.
and?
ALEXIA WAS THERE
Three dots appeared. Then:
oops
Y/N stared at the message in betrayal.
YOUâRE ENJOYING THIS
a little
Insane. Actually insane.
______________________________________________
Training shouldâve distracted her. It didnât. Because Alexia kept watching her. Not obviously. That was the problem. Alexia Putellas was subtle when she investigated things.
During rondos, she watched who Y/N laughed with. During tactical drills, she watched who Y/N instinctively looked for on the pitch. And unfortunately for Y/Nâs mental stabilityâŠthat person was always Kika.
âY/N,â Patri Guijarro whispered while they stretched near the sideline.
âWhy does Alexia look like an FBI agent?â
âBecause my life is over.â
âThat sounds dramatic.â
âShe knows something.âPatri winced.
âOh.â
âYeah.â
From across the field, Kika glanced over. Smiled. Y/N glared immediately. Kika only looked more amused. Traitor. Absolute traitor.
Practice ended with a small training match. Coach split the teams unevenly on purpose, which meant Y/N and Kika ended up against each other.
Normally that wouldâve been fun. Today it was psychological warfare.
âScared of me?â Kika teased as they lined up before kickoff.
âYou wish.â
âYouâve been glaring at me for twenty minutes.â
âBecause youâre ruining my life.â
Kika grinned lazily. âStill cute.â
Y/N shoved her shoulder. Unfortunately, Alexia saw that too. Of course she did. Because apparently the universe hated Y/N personally.
_____________________________________________
The scrimmage started fast. Y/N played aggressively out of pure stress, pressing harder than usual, moving quicker, trying desperately not to think about the fact her sisterâs detective instincts were activating in real time.
Then came the mistake. A terrible mistake. The kind of mistake that changes lives.
Y/N scored.
That wasnât the mistake. The mistake was celebrating. Without thinking, she turned immediately toward Kika after the goal.
And Kikaâidiot, beautiful idiot that she wasâblew her a kiss. The entire field froze. Just for a second. But one second was enough.
âOh my god,â Vicky LĂłpez whispered.
ClĂ udia Pina physically covered her face with both hands. Patri looked like she wanted to disappear underground.
And Alexia? Alexia stared at Kika. Then at Y/N. Then back at Kika. The silence felt deadly. Kikaâs smile vanished instantly.
ââŠAh,â Irene Paredes muttered quietly from defense.
âThatâs not ideal.â
Not ideal? NOT IDEAL? Y/N wanted the earth to open beneath her. Coach blew the whistle to continue. Nobody moved. Alexia finally spoke.
âY/N M/Nâ
Oh no. Not the middle-name. Everyone on Barça knew the full-name voice. Y/N swallowed hard. âYeah?â
Alexiaâs expression was unreadable.
âFocus.â
That was it. No yelling. No anger. Which somehow felt worse. Much worse. The rest of training became torture. Alexia barely spoke. Kika stopped flirting entirely. The team moved around them carefully like they were trying not to trigger an explosion.
By the end of practice, Y/N felt physically sick. She grabbed her bag quickly, hoping maybeâjust maybeâshe could escape before the conversation happened. Delusional.
âCar. Now.â Alexiaâs voice behind her was calm.
Too calm.
Y/N closed her eyes briefly. Dead. She was dead.âThe drive home was silent.
Horribly silent.
Alexia kept both hands on the wheel, jaw tight, eyes fixed ahead. Y/N sat frozen in the passenger seat trying not to throw up from anxiety. Streetlights blurred past outside.
Finally, Alexia spoke.
âHow long?â
Straight to it. Y/N stared at her lap.
ââŠWhat?â
âDonât do that.â
The disappointment in Alexiaâs voice hurt more than anger wouldâve.
Y/N swallowed hard.ââŠA few months.â
Alexia laughed once. Not happily.
âA few months.â
âI was gonna tell you.â
âWhen?â
Y/N had no answer. Because honestly? There had never been a good time. Alexia tightened her grip on the steering wheel.
âSheâs twenty-threeâ
âI know.â
âYouâre eighteen.â
âI know.â
âSheâs your teammate.â
âI KNOW.â
The words burst out louder than intended. Silence filled the car again immediately afterward. Y/N looked away first. Alexia exhaled sharply through her nose.
âYou lied to me.â
That one landed hardest. Because it was true. Y/Nâs voice came out smaller this time.
âI didnât mean to.â
âBut you did.â
Tears burned suddenly behind Y/Nâs eyes, which was annoying because she absolutely did not want to cry right now.
âI didnât know how to tell you.â
Alexia finally glanced at her.
âAnd that didnât make you think maybe you shouldnât be doing it?â
Y/Nâs chest tightened. âItâs not bad.â
Alexia scoffed quietly. âYouâre a teenager.â
âIâm an adult.â
âBarely.â
The frustration snapped instantly.
âWhy are you acting like she manipulated me or something?â
Alexia didnât answer immediately. Which was answer enough. Y/N stared at her in disbelief.
âYou seriously think that?â
âI think sheâs older than you.â
âShe loves me.â The words slipped out before Y/N could stop them.
The second they did, silence crushed the car again. Alexia looked genuinely stunned now. Not angry. Not suspicious. Just⊠surprised. Y/N realized with horror sheâd never actually said those words out loud before. Not even to Kika. Alexia pulled into the driveway slowly. The engine shut off. Neither moved.
Finally Alexia spoke quietly.âDo you love her?â
Y/N looked down at her shaking hands.
ââŠYeah.â
The honesty in that answer hurt. Because it was real. Completely real. Alexia leaned back in her seat, staring through the windshield. For a long moment, she said nothing.
Then finally: âShe shouldâve come to me.â
Y/N blinked. âWhat?â
âIf this was serious, she shouldâve talked to me.â
âThatâs your issue?â
âSheâs older. She knows better.â
Y/N shook her head immediately. âNo. Iâm the one who wanted to keep it secret.â
Alexia looked unconvinced. âAlexia.â
âSheâs twenty-four.â
âAnd you dated older players too!â
Alexia opened her mouth. Closed it. Opened it again.
âThatâs different.â
âIt literally isnât.â
âIt is when itâs my little sister.â
There it was. The real problem. Not Kika. Not football. Not the team. Y/N was Alexiaâs little sister. The kid sheâd spent years protecting. The kid she still saw as too young for heartbreak.
Y/Nâs voice softened slightly. âYou canât decide who I love.â
Alexia looked exhausted suddenly.
âI know.â
That caught Y/N off guard. Alexia rubbed a hand over her face.
âI justâŠâ She sighed quietly.
âI worry about you.â
âI know.â
âSheâs important to the team. Youâre important to the team. If this goes badlyââ
âIt wonât.â
Alexia gave her a look. Y/N corrected herself weakly.
ââŠHopefully.â
That earned the tiniest huff of laughter from Alexia. Tiny. But there. The tension eased slightly. Just slightly. Then Y/Nâs phone buzzed again. Both sisters looked down simultaneously.
Kika.
Of course. Alexia held out her hand immediately.
âGive me the phone.â
âWhat? No!â
âGive me the phone.â
âYouâre terrifying.â
âY/N.â
Groaning dramatically, Y/N handed it over.
Alexia read the message silently. Then blinked once.Y/N narrowed her eyes suspiciously.
âWhat does it say?â
Alexia looked almost offended.
âShe sent a heart and asked if youâre alive.â
ââŠOkay and?â
âShe used thirteen question marks.â
Y/N snatched the phone back instantly.
ARE YOU ALIVE?????????????
Y/N couldnât stop herself from smiling a little. Alexia noticed immediately.
âOh my god,â she muttered. âYouâre gone.â
Y/N tried to hide the smile. âShut up.â
âYouâre completely in love with her.â
That sentence made everything feel suddenly real. Bigger somehow. Scarier too. Y/N looked down at her phone quietly.
ââŠYeah.â
Alexia studied her for a long moment. Then finally sighed.
âI still think the age gap is weird.â
Y/N groaned. âAlexiaââ
âButâŠâ She paused. âIâve never seen you look at anyone the way you look at her.â
Y/N blinked. That was⊠unexpectedly nice.
Alexia pointed a finger immediately. âIâm still mad.â
âThere it is.â
âAnd if she hurts you, I bury the body.â
âVERY normal response.â
âIrene said sheâd help me.â
Y/N burst out laughing despite herself. That finally cracked Alexia too. Small at first. Then real laughter. The kind they hadnât shared all day. Relief flooded through Y/N so hard she nearly cried again.
âYouâre seriously okay?â she asked softly.
Alexia leaned her head back against the seat.
ââŠIâm trying to be.â
That was enough. More than enough. Y/N threw her arms around her instantly. Alexia groaned dramatically.
âYouâre sweating from training.â
âYou love me.â
âUnfortunately.â
Y/N laughed against her shoulder. After a second, Alexia hugged her back tightly.
Then muttered quietly: âYou should probably text your girlfriend before she breaks into the house.â
Y/N pulled back immediately. âYou called her my girlfriend.â
âI regret it already.â
But she was smiling. And for the first time all day, Y/N could finally breathe again.
5.3 WC | Fluff, slightly suggestive | GIF not mine
Summary: Alexia and Y/N have a secret, a fitness challenge might just be the thing to catch them out
If there was one thing the FC Barcelona FemenĂ squad loved almost as much as football, it was competition.
"Alright, chicas," Jonatan, the assistant coach, clapped his hands. "Todayâs session is about fitness monitoring. New program."
The squad collectively groaned.
Jonatan grinned, holding up his own wrist. "Apple Watches, Oura Rings, whatever youâre wearing; weâve synced them all into the Barça Fit app. Weâll be tracking movement, calories, sleep, steps. Weekly rankings."
"Itâll be fun," Mapi smirked, already fiddling with her Apple Watch. "Finally, proof that Iâm fitter than Ingrid."
Ingrid rolled her eyes. "Delusional."
Y/N chuckled, sliding her own watch on. Sheâd bought it mostly for running, but now it seemed it was going to betray her in ways she hadnât considered. She cast a quick glance at Alexia, who was smirking knowingly, like sheâd already predicted how this was going to go.
âJust donât check the leaderboard too obsessively,â Jonatan warned. âItâs for motivation, not obsession.â
Which, in retrospect, was the beginning of the end.
âWelcome to the Hunger Games,â Patri announced dramatically as she scrolled through her wrist. âExcept no one dies. Well, unless Alexia kills us during fitness drills.â
âDonât tempt me,â Alexia muttered, stretching casually, though her lips twitched like she was holding back a smile.
You were perched on the bench nearby, tying your shoelaces tighter than necessary to keep from laughing. Being around this team was like being thrown into the middle of a sitcom, but you were used to it by now. What they didnât know, yet, was that you were also Alexiaâs girlfriend.
And that was something neither of you had shared with the team.
Not because you were hiding out of shame, far from it, but because you both agreed it was kind of nice having something just yours. Barcelona FemenĂ was a family, but they were also terrible gossips. If one person knew, the whole team would know, and by dinner the entire city of Barcelona might as well.
So, for now, you stayed under the radar.
âAlright, everyone synced?â Mapi clapped her hands together like an evil mastermind. âReady for a challenge? The rules are simple. Every activity is logged. Whoever has the highest numbers by the end of the month wins. LosersâŠâ her eyes swept over the group with mock menace, ââŠbuy the winners dinner.â
âPlural?â Ingrid raised an eyebrow.
âYes, plural.â Mapi smirked. âMe and whoever else is worthy of standing next to me at the top.â
âDelusional,â Aitana muttered.
âCompetitive,â Mapi shot back.
You leaned against the bench, trying not to smirk too much as you looked at Alexia. She wasnât saying anything, just scrolling lazily through the app like she wasnât taking it seriously. But you knew better. If there was one thing your girlfriend hated, it was losing. Sheâd never admit it, but she was one of the most competitive people youâd ever met.
The first week was chaos.
Aitana got spotted doing yoga in the locker room between drills. Even Irene, who swore she âdidnât care about dumb leaderboards,â started doing pushups in the hall before meetings.
âPatriâs been running laps around her kitchen at midnight,â Mapi announced one day, reading the rankings. âYou canât be that desperate.â
âI wasnât running laps,â Patri protested. âI was⊠making tea.â
âFifty floors of tea?â Mariona snorted.
Everyone laughed, the usual chaos of the locker room. Y/N pretended to check her bag, hiding a smile. She and Alexia had been careful, workouts only logged during normal hours, nothing suspicious.
But then came Wednesday night.
It was 2:43 a.m. Y/N lay flat on Alexiaâs bed, chest heaving, sweat sticking to her skin.
âThat wasâŠâ she panted, ââŠnot yoga.â
Alexia, sprawled next to her, smirked. âIt burned calories.â
âAlexia.â Y/N turned her head, glaring weakly. âYou know our watches log this stuff.â
âMm.â Alexia stretched an arm above her head, unbothered. âLet them think Iâm committed to midnight Pilates.â
âTheyâre going to think something,â Y/N muttered, covering her face with her hands.
Alexia only chuckled, rolling over and pressing a kiss to Y/Nâs shoulder. âRelax, cariño. Theyâll never piece it together.â
Except the next morning, Patriâs voice rang through the training pitch.
âWHO THE HELL IS WORKING OUT AT 2:40 IN THE MORNING?!â
Y/N nearly tripped over the cone she was dribbling around.
The entire squad crowded around their synced app, gasping, laughing, speculating. Two names flashed in the âCompleted Workoutsâ section: Alexia Putellas and Y/N L/N. Both logged exactly 47 minutes. Both at 2 something in the morning.
Marionaâs eyes were wide. âThatâs⊠creepy.â
Ingrid raised an eyebrow. âCoincidence?â
âCoincidence my ass,â Mapi said, smirking. âWho does HIIT at 2:40 a.m.?â
Alexia jogged over, calm as ever. âWhatâs going on?â she asked, feigning innocence.
âYour watch thinks youâre an insomniac,â Patri accused, waving her phone.
Alexia peered at the screen, lips twitching. âAh. Yeah, sometimes I canât sleep. I like toâŠmove.â
Y/N nearly choked on her water. Move. That was one way to put it.
âYou too, Y/N?â Mariona teased, glancing at her. âStarting rookie hazing early with 3 a.m. cardio?â
Heat crawled up Y/Nâs neck. âI- uh..I couldnât sleep either.â
Alexia, the devil herself, simply patted Y/Nâs back like a supportive captain. âGood habits, eh?â
The squad laughed it off, eventually distracted by training. But Y/N knew it wouldnât be the last time. Not with Alexiaâs cocky grin lingering like a secret weapon.
Sure enough, it happened again.
Friday night. 1:58 a.m. Alexia had pulled Y/N into her home gym after a movie night. "Just ten minutes," sheâd promised. Ten minutes turned into thirty of⊠well, not exactly gym exercises. Y/N had begged her to turn off the watch. Alexia just raised a brow and whispered against her ear, âWhereâs the fun in that?â
Saturday morning, locker room chaos.
âOkay no, this is too weird,â Patri said, holding up her phone again. âYou two did another workout together at the exact same time? Middle of the night?â
âDo you have like a secret pact?â Mapi asked, grinning. âThe Midnight Fitness Club?â
Y/N sputtered, âItâs⊠Itâs just a coincidence!â
âTwice?â Patri deadpanned.
Alexia smirked, cool as ice. âSome people value discipline.â
Y/N wanted the ground to swallow her whole.
By the third time it happened, there was no saving face.
Monday. 3:12 a.m. 62 minutes logged.
âOkay,â Mapi slammed her hand on the table during breakfast. âConfess. Whatâs going on between you two?â
The entire squad stared at Y/N and Alexia.
Y/Nâs heart pounded so loud she swore it echoed in the cafeteria. Her fork trembled in her hand. Alexia, on the other hand, leaned back casually in her chair, sipping her coffee like she was immune to mortal panic.
âGoing on?â she repeated smoothly.
âYes!â Patri said. âThree nights this week. At ungodly hours. Both of you. For the exact same amount of time. Nobodyâs that coordinated without planning it.â
Y/N buried her face in her hands. âOh my god.â
Alexia reached over, calmly plucking a piece of toast from Y/Nâs plate, unfazed by the chaos. âYou all think too much,â she said with a shrug. But her eyes - oh, her eyes were sparkling with mischief as they flicked to Y/Nâs flushed face.
She was enjoying this.
Far too much.
The second week was underway. First thing in the morning, the press room at Ciutat Esportiva was buzzing, as it always did days before a Champions League fixture. Cameras, microphones, questions flying in every direction. Alexia handled it with her usual calm authority, giving clipped but confident answers in that smooth captainâs voice.
Y/N, sitting two seats down, tried to appear equally composed. Except she wasnât. Because all she could think about was the way Alexiaâs hand had brushed against hers under the table, out of view. A feather-light touch, a silent promise.
âY/N,â one reporter called. âHow are you finding your first Champions League campaign with Barça?â
Y/N blinked, forcing a smile. âUm, itâs been incredible. The support from the team makes everything easier.â
Beside her, Alexia gave the tiniest smirk. Y/N sat up straighter, praying no one noticed the warmth creeping up her neck.
The press session ended, players dispersing back toward the training ground. The squad was chattering, joking, debating who gave the most boring answer (Patri, unanimously).
But as soon as the hallway cleared, Alexia caught Y/Nâs wrist.
âFive minutes,â she whispered.
Y/N blinked. âNow?â
Alexiaâs grin was sinful. âNow.â
The gym was empty. Everyone else had either gone to shower or other media. Alexia closed the door behind them, tugging Y/N into the corner where the mats were laid out.
âThis is reckless,â Y/N hissed, though she was already letting herself be pulled down onto the mat.
Alexia leaned in, brushing a stray hair from her face. âThis is cardio.â
âYouâre impossible.â
âYou love it.â
Twenty-five minutes later, both of their watches buzzed. Workout complete.
Y/N groaned, flopping back onto the mat. âWeâre doomed.â
Alexia only laughed, stealing a quick kiss before tugging her up. âRelax, cariño. Nobody checks it immediately.â
She was wrong.
By lunch, the notifications had been spotted.
âWHAT?!â Patriâs voice rang through the cafeteria. âAgain?!â
The table erupted in chaos. Phones were whipped out. Screens shoved in faces.
â11:47 a.m.,â Mariona read dramatically, like a courtroom prosecutor. âRight after media. Guess who logged a 25-minute workout together?â
All eyes turned.
Alexia chewed her chicken calmly. Y/N nearly choked on hers.
âOh come on,â Mapi said, grinning ear to ear. âYou guys arenât even trying to hide it now.â
âMaybe theyâve got a secret training pact,â Ingrid offered, though her smirk betrayed that she didnât believe it.
âYeah,â Patri deadpanned. âThe Pact of Suspiciously Synced Heart Rates.â
Y/N dropped her fork. âWe just⊠like to⊠stay active!â
Laughter roared around the table. Even Ona, usually quiet, chuckled into her salad.
Alexia sipped her water, completely unfazed. âDiscipline,â she said again, shrugging like it was the simplest answer in the world.
Y/N wanted to scream.
From then on, it became a running joke. Every random moment, the squad checked their app.
After recovery yoga: both Alexia and Y/N logged an âextraâ 15 minutes. After team dinner: another 40 minutes mysteriously appeared at 10:55 p.m.
Even after media days, when the entire squad was together; somehow, someway, those two always logged matching sessions within minutes of each other.
âTheyâre sneaking off,â Mariona announced one day, loud enough for half the locker room to hear.
âTheyâre definitely sneaking off,â Mapi agreed. âI swear I saw them disappear after physio yesterday.â
âYouâre imagining things,â Y/N squeaked, tugging on her boots.
Mapi leaned in, mischievous. âAm I?â
Y/Nâs ears burned.
By the third week of suspiciously synced workouts, the Barcelona locker room had shifted from amused curiosity to full-on investigation mode.
âThis isnât normal,â Patri declared one morning, scrolling through the app like it was evidence in a courtroom trial. âNobody works out this much together unless thereâs a secret.â
Knowing their habit of vanishing after press duties, the squad decided to set a trap.
âWeâll all stay together,â Patri insisted, gathering the team in the tunnel. âNo one leaves until weâre dismissed. That way, no sneaking off.â
Y/Nâs stomach sank. Alexia, of course, looked like sheâd just been handed a puzzle to solve.
Sure enough, ten minutes later, Alexia leaned down, whispering low into Y/Nâs ear, âMeet me by the physio room. Two minutes.â
âWhat? Theyâre literally watching us!â
âThatâs the fun part.â
And somehow, impossibly, Alexia pulled it off. A casual excuse to grab water. A wave at a staff member down the hall. A quick detour.
By the time Y/N nervously slipped away, the squad was still huddled, distracted by Mapi trying to convince Patri to start a TikTok series called Fitness Gate.
Twenty-five minutes later: ding. Both watches buzzed.
Mapiâs jaw dropped. âNo. Freaking. Way.â
âTheyâre magicians,â Mariona whispered, staring at her screen. âOr spies.â
It became a game, the squad versus the secret couple.
During a recovery pool session, Patri and Mariona stationed themselves at opposite exits to âblock escape routes.â Somehow, Alexia and Y/N still vanished, logging a suspicious 30 minutes.
At team dinner, Mapi hid behind a menu, watching their every move. The next morning, their watches revealed a perfectly matched midnight âyogaâ session anyway.
Even when Ona, usually the quiet observer, joined in, she could only shake her head. âTheyâre professionals. You wonât catch them like this.â
Mapi gasped. âSo you admit thereâs something to catch!â
Ona smirked but said nothing.
Y/N, meanwhile, was living in a constant state of near-heart-attack.
âTheyâre literally hunting us,â she whispered one evening at Alexiaâs apartment, clutching a cushion to her chest.
Alexia stretched out on the sofa, scrolling through Netflix like nothing was wrong. âTheyâre not hunting. Theyâre playing.â
âTheyâre scheming! Theyâre going to corner us one day!â
Alexia finally looked up, grin tugging at her lips. âThen weâll tell them.â
Y/N squeaked. âYouâre not even a little nervous?â
âNo.â Alexia reached over, tugging her onto her lap. âYouâre mine, and sooner or later theyâll know. Until thenâŠâ She brushed her lips against Y/Nâs ear. ââŠI like watching you squirm.â
The next morning, when both of their watches logged a suspicious 3 a.m. âcore workout,â the squad went feral in the group chat.
Mapi: THEY DID IT AGAIN.
Patri: At 3 a.m.??? Do they ever sleep?
Mariona: This is insane. Iâm making a conspiracy board.
Ingrid: Please donât.
Mariona: Too late.
One thing was clear: the squad wasnât giving up.
And Y/N knew it was only a matter of time before one of their schemes actually worked.
It started with Mariona showing up to training with a roll of tape and a stack of printed screenshots.
âEverybody to the meeting room!â she announced dramatically, waving the papers in the air. âItâs time.â
Patri groaned. âOh no.â
Mapiâs grin spread like wildfire. âYES. The Board.â
Within minutes, the squad had crowded into the unused video-analysis room. The projector was off, the tactical diagrams ignored. Instead, Mariona slapped the first paper onto the whiteboard: a screenshot of the Barça Fit app showing Alexia Putellas and Y/N L/N logging a 52-minute workout at 2:11 a.m.
âExhibit A,â Mariona declared.
Patri dragged a hand over her face. âThis is ridiculous.â
âThis is SCIENCE,â Mariona corrected, already taping up more screenshots. âExhibit B. Exhibit C. Exhibit D. Notice the pattern?â
The board filled up fast: timestamps, matching workout durations, photos of Alexia and Y/N caught sneaking into hallways. Mariona even drew connecting lines with red marker, circling everything like she was solving a true crime case.
Ingrid sat with her arms crossed, watching the chaos. âYou all realise youâre insane, right?â
âInsanely observant,â Mapi corrected, grabbing a marker and scribbling Possible Scenarios at the top of the board.
âOkay,â Mariona said, stepping back like a proud professor. âHypothesis one: they are actually vampires. Nocturnal activity, unexplained energy at training, suspiciously glowing skin-â
âVampires?â Patri interrupted.
âDonât dismiss it,â Mariona warned.
âHypothesis two,â Mapi said, taking over. âSecret training cult. Theyâve created their own midnight fitness regime, probably involving sacrificesâŠâ
âOh my god,â Patri muttered, sinking into her chair.
âHypothesis three,â Mariona announced with a flourish, âand the most likely: theyâre sneaking off for⊠activities.â
The squad erupted into howls of laughter.
Meanwhile, down the hall, Y/N was tying her boots when she heard the commotion.
âWhat are they even doing in there?â she asked, side-eyeing the muffled shouts.
Alexia smirked knowingly, adjusting her shin guards. âScheming.â
âScheming?â
âMm.â She leaned closer, lowering her voice. âTheyâre obsessed with us, cariño. Canât stop thinking about what weâre doing.â
Y/N felt her face go hot. âAlexia!â
But Alexia was already strolling toward the pitch, shoulders relaxed, that cocky grin in place.
Back in the meeting room, Patri tried to salvage some sanity.
âLook, you donât need conspiracy theories. The answer is obvious.â
Patri blinked. ââŠI was going to say they just train together. But sure, letâs go with your theory.â
Ona, who had been quiet as always, finally spoke up. âIf theyâre hiding something, they wonât slip up in normal situations.â
The room went quiet. Everyone turned to her.
âTheyâre too careful,â Ona continued, calmly flipping through her phone. âIf you really want to catch them, you need to create a scenario where they think theyâre safe.â
Mapi gasped, eyes wide. âLike a trap.â
âYes,â Ona said simply.
Mariona slapped the board. âOperation Honeypot!â
âThatâs not what honeypot means,â Ingrid muttered.
But Mapi was already scribbling âTRAPâ in huge letters across the board.
The next day, the trap was set.
Jonatan had finished tactical drills early, so the players were gathered in the meeting room. Mariona raised her hand. âCoach, could you excuse us for a second? We just⊠need to discuss something privately.â
Jonatan raised an eyebrow but left, muttering about dramatic footballers.
The moment the door closed, Patri announced loudly, âOkay, emergency toilet break. Everyone out!â
The squad âcasuallyâ filed out, except for the stakeout team, who crouched outside the door like kids at a sleepover.
Inside, Alexia leaned back in her chair, smirking. âYou hear that?â
Y/N blinked. âHear what?â
âTheyâre setting a trap.â
âWhat?!â Y/N squeaked, whipping her head toward the door. âAre you serious?â
âMm.â Alexia stood, tugging her wrist. âCome on. Letâs give them what they want.â
âWhat do you mean?!â
But Alexia just winked.
Outside, the squad held their breath as the door creaked open. Footsteps echoed down the hall. Then silence.
Mapi whispered, âThey took the bait.â
Mariona nearly squealed. âThis is it!â
The group crept after them, peeking around corners like cartoon detectives. Finally, they reached the physio corridor, where they found Alexia and Y/NâŠ
âŠsitting calmly on the bench, scrolling their phones.
âCaught you!â Mapi shouted, bursting out from behind the corner.
Alexia looked up, unimpressed. âCaught us⊠waiting for physio?â
Y/N blinked, wide-eyed, clutching her phone like it was a lifeline.
Mapi froze. âWait. But youâŠweâŠâ
Behind her, Patri groaned. âThis is pathetic.â
Ona smirked knowingly.
Later that night, when both watches buzzed with a 1 a.m. âHIIT workout,â the squad group chat exploded.
Mapi: THEY OUTSMARTED US.
Mariona: They KNEW about the trap.
Patri: Maybe because you shouted âOperation Honeypotâ in the locker room yesterday.
Ingrid: Clowns. All of you.
Ona: Told you.
Y/N lay tangled in Alexiaâs sheets, face buried in her chest. âTheyâre never going to stop.â
Alexia kissed her hair, chuckling. âGood. I like the entertainment.â
âYouâre evil.â
âEvil,â Alexia echoed, grinning. âAnd still undefeated.â
By now, the team had reached what could only be described as obsession. The âmystery of the midnight workoutsâ had become a daily fixture of conversation, escalating from casual teasing to full-blown detective work.
âTheyâre laughing at us,â Mapi muttered one morning, scrolling through her phone like it had personally betrayed her. âMocking us with their little synced sessions.â
âTheyâre mocking you,â Ingrid said dryly, tying her boots.
âNo, theyâre mocking all of us!â Mapi insisted. âEvery suspicious workout is a declaration of war.â
First came the GPS trackers; Mapi sneakily slipped an AirTag into Alexiaâs gym bag, proudly announcing, âCheckmate.â Except the next morning, the tracker pinged from a perfectly boring location: Alexiaâs living room.
âMaybe they really are just doing late-night workouts,â Ingrid suggested.
Then came the hidden cameras; Mariona convinced the kit man to let her âtestâ a new GoPro setup in the gym. But when they reviewed the footage, all they saw was Alexia calmly riding a stationary bike for twenty minutes, before winking directly at the camera and walking out.
Mariona clutched her head. âShe knows. She knows everything.â
Ona, as always, smirked. âTold you.â
Y/N, meanwhile, was living in permanent panic.
âTheyâre going to catch us,â she hissed one evening in Alexiaâs apartment, pacing the floor like it was a crime scene. âMapi has gone full FBI. Mariona has a board. Patriâs probably running background checks.â
Alexia lounged on the couch, scrolling through her phone like she hadnât a care in the world. âLet them try.â
âYou donât understandâŠâ
Alexia reached out, snagging Y/Nâs wrist, pulling her onto her lap. Her grin was maddeningly smug. âScared the team will find out just how much stamina their captain has?â
Y/N nearly fell off her lap. âALEXIA!â
âWhat?â Alexia teased, brushing a kiss against her neck. âItâs just fitness, no?â
Y/N covered her face with both hands. âYouâre insufferable.â
âAnd you love it.â
The problem, of course, was that Alexiaâs cockiness wasnât unwarranted.
Because that night, for reasons Y/N couldnât even comprehend, their âsessionâ stretched past an hour. And when their watches buzzed: Longest workout yet: 92 minutes. Y/N nearly cried.
The next morning, the squad erupted.
âNINETY. TWO. MINUTES.â Mapi screamed, slamming her phone onto the breakfast table like it was proof of alien life.
The entire team gathered around, jaws dropping.
âNinety-two minutes of cardio at three a.m.,â Patri said flatly. âThatâs not normal. Thatâs⊠borderline superhuman.â
Mariona whistled low. âStamina.â
Ingridâs eyebrow shot up. âImpressive.â
Y/N, sitting two seats down, choked so hard on her orange juice that Vicky had to thump her on the back.
Alexia, across the table, just smirked over her coffee. âDiscipline,â she said again smoothly, like it explained everything.
Mapi slammed her hands on the table. âNO. This isnât discipline. This is⊠this isâŠâ She gestured wildly. ââŠsomething ELSE.â
The squad howled with laughter, voices echoing around the cafeteria.
Y/Nâs ears burned crimson. Alexia, meanwhile, leaned back in her chair like a cat in the sun, entirely unbothered.
Of course, ninety-two minutes was the spark that lit a new fire under the squad.
âThis is it,â Mapi said, pulling out her notebook later that day. âOur white whale. If we canât catch them after this, we never will.â
Mariona nodded gravely. âWe need the ultimate plan.â
Patri muttered, âOr you could just⊠ask them?â
âNo,â Mapi snapped, eyes wild. âWe donât ask. We hunt.â
Ona chuckled under her breath.
Back in Alexiaâs apartment, Y/N buried her face in a pillow. âTheyâre insane. Theyâre going to put us under surveillance.â
Alexia ran a hand lazily through Y/Nâs hair, the smirk still lingering. âLet them. Theyâll never win.â
âYouâre too cocky.â
âMm.â Alexia kissed her temple. âMaybe. But admit it, you like watching me win.â
Y/N groaned into the pillow. âYouâre going to be the death of me.â
Alexiaâs laugh was low, soft, and maddeningly smug. âNinety-two minutes says otherwise.â
By now, the entire Barcelona womenâs squad was in too deep.
What had started as harmless teasing had spiraled into a full-blown mission.
Mapi slammed her notebook down onto the cafeteria table like a manifesto.
âOperation Midnight Raid,â she declared.
Patri groaned. âThat sounds illegal.â
âItâs not illegal,â Mapi countered. âItâs genius. Weâre staying overnight at Ciutat Esportiva. No one leaves, no one sneaks off, no excuses. Weâll all be together; meaning no midnight workouts.â
âAnd if they still log a workout,â Mariona added dramatically, âthen it proves something unholy is happening.â
Y/N nearly dropped her fork. âOvernight? At the training ground?â
âYes,â Mapi said, narrowing her eyes at her. âA squad bonding sleepover. Everyone in the same place. No chance of⊠sneaky cardio.â
Across the table, Alexia calmly buttered her toast. âSounds fun.â
Y/N gaped at her. Fun?!
That night, the squad transformed one of the media rooms into a makeshift dorm. Air mattresses, blankets, snacks, even a projector for movies. It had the chaotic energy of a school trip, players shrieking with laughter and tossing popcorn across the room.
Y/N sat stiffly on her mattress, glancing nervously at Alexia across the room. Alexia was leaning against the wall, arms folded, watching the chaos with that infuriating smirk.
âTheyâre watching us like hawks,â Y/N whispered when Alexia finally settled beside her.
Alexiaâs grin turned wicked. âScared theyâll find out how much stamina their captain has?â
Y/N nearly smothered herself with her blanket.
The squad was relentless.
Every bathroom trip was monitored. Every trip to the vending machine was tracked. Mapi even set alarms through the night, insisting on ârandom checks.â
Around midnight, Patri shook everyone awake just to âmake sure no one was missing.â
âStill here,â Alexia muttered, voice hoarse with sleep.
âStill here,â Y/N croaked, cheeks burning.
Mapi squinted at them suspiciously. âWeâll see.â
By 2 a.m., the locker room had finally quieted. Snores echoed, someoneâs Spotify playlist hummed faintly from a corner, and the squadâs elaborate trap seemed airtight.
Y/N curled into her blanket, eyes heavy. For once, maybe, just maybe, theyâd survive the night without suspicion.
Then she felt Alexiaâs hand brush hers under the covers.
Her eyes flew open. âNo,â she whispered. âAbsolutely not.â
Alexia leaned close, her breath tickling Y/Nâs ear. âRelax. Iâm not going anywhere.â
âGood,â Y/N whispered back firmly. âBecause theyâll actually kill us if we-â
Her watch buzzed.
Y/N froze.
âWhat the hell?!â she whispered, glancing at the screen. Somehow, inexplicably, it had started tracking a workout.
Alexiaâs eyes glinted with mischief. âGuess it knows something you donât.â
âAlexia!â Y/N squeaked, yanking her wrist away. âTurn it off!â
Too late.
By morning, both watches proudly displayed a synced âlow-intensity activityâ session logged at 2:17 a.m.
Chaos. Absolute chaos.
Mapi screamed so loudly when she saw the notifications that half the staff came running.
âEXPLAIN THIS!â she demanded, waving her phone in Alexia and Y/Nâs faces. âWe locked you down! You had guards! You had surveillance! HOW?!â
Mariona collapsed onto the floor, wheezing. âTheyâre⊠unstoppable.â
Patri rubbed her temples. âThis is insane.â
Ona smirked knowingly. âTold you they couldnât be caught.â
Y/N wanted to dig a hole and crawl into it. âIt mustâve been a glitch,â she babbled, waving her hands. âLike⊠like, maybe the watches picked up on⊠tossing and turning in our sleep?â
âOh sure,â Mapi said, dripping sarcasm. âYou both tossed and turned for twenty minutes at the exact same time.â
Y/N made a strangled noise.
Alexia, of course, looked cool as ever. âMaybe weâre just in sync,â she said with a lazy shrug.
The squad erupted.
Later that night, safe in Alexiaâs apartment, Y/N groaned into the couch cushion.
âWeâre so close to getting caught. If they find out what weâre actually doing-â
âThey will,â Alexia cut in calmly, tugging her into her lap.
Y/N blinked. âYou want them to?â
Alexia smirked, leaning down until their noses brushed. âEventually.â
âWhy do you look so smug about this?â
âBecause.â Alexia kissed her cheek, her grin maddening. âNinety-two minutes wasnât even our limit.â
Y/N let out a muffled scream into her hands.
The locker room buzzed with restless energy. The squad had tried everything; trackers, cameras, overnight stakeouts, and every time, Alexia and Y/N slipped through their fingers.
âThis is it,â Mapi declared, standing on a bench like a revolutionary leader. âOne final challenge. Winner takes all.â
âWinner takes what?â Ingrid asked, unimpressed.
âThe truth!â Mapi shouted, pumping her fist.
Patri buried her face in her hands. âI canât believe I play for a team of children.â
The âtruth challengeâ was announced later that morning: a team-wide competition of endurance circuits, balance drills, and strategy games. Partners were chosen at ârandom,â though everyone knew Mapi and Mariona had pulled the strings.
âAlexia and Y/N,â Jonatan read.
Y/Nâs heart plummeted into her stomach. Of course.
Beside her, Alexia smirked as she fastened the resistance band around their waists. âShall we?â
âTheyâre setting us up,â Y/N hissed.
âLet them,â Alexia murmured, leaning down to her ear. âWeâll win.â
The day was chaos from start to finish.
First was the endurance gauntlet. With the band tethering them, Y/N struggled to match Alexiaâs pace, but her captain never slowed, guiding her with steady hands and smug encouragement.
âKeep up, princesa,â Alexia teased, barely breaking a sweat.
Second was the balance beam relay. Every wobble Y/N made, Alexiaâs hand steadied her waist, whispering, âIâve got you.â The squad hooted from the sidelines, Patri shouting, âThis is basically a public date!â
By the time they hit the obstacle course finale, Y/N was exhausted, but Alexia was still running like sheâd just started.
Hours later, when the dust settled and the scores were tallied for the first month of the fitness challenge, the inevitable happened.
âAnd the winners,â Jonatan announced, reading from his clipboard, âby a landslide⊠Alexia and Y/N.â
The squad erupted. Mapi shrieked, Mariona clutched her head in mock agony, Patri groaned like sheâd lost all faith in humanity.
âUnstoppable,â Ingrid muttered.
Y/N, cheeks burning, shuffled awkwardly toward the front. Alexia, on the other hand, strode confidently, arm sliding casually around Y/Nâs waist.
Jonatan handed them the prize, a ridiculous golden foam trophy someone had dug out of storage. The squad wolf-whistled, phones out, recording every second.
Alexia raised the trophy high, grin wide. âGracias.â Then, with a casualness that sent the room into chaos, she added:
âAnd thank you on behalf of my girlfriend, too.â
Silence.
A beat.
Then absolute pandemonium.
âWHAT?!â Mapi shrieked so loud the windows rattled.
âI knew it!â Mariona screamed, pointing at the ceiling like sheâd solved a murder case.
Patri dropped her water bottle. âOh my god.â
Ona just smirked knowingly.
Y/N hid her face in her hands, mortified. âAlexiaâŠâ she groaned.
But Alexia only kissed the top of her head, grinning smugly at her teammates. âYou all worked so hard to find out. Consider this your prize.â
The squad went ballistic; cheering, teasing, chanting their names like it was a championship win.
Later, when the locker room had calmed and the team was still buzzing about the reveal, Y/N slumped onto the bench, face bright red.
âYouâre unbelievable,â she muttered, glaring at Alexia.
Alexia smirked, tugging her close with zero shame. âYouâre mine. They were going to find out eventually. Might as well let them know when weâre on top.â
Y/N groaned, but couldnât stop smiling when Alexia kissed her in front of everyone again, smug as ever.
Because, like always, Alexia had chosen the perfect moment.
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Ever since Lamine Yamal proposed to her, the engagement ring almost never left her hand.
Not because of the price even though the ring was expensive enough to make anyone nervous.
But because of what it meant, Lamine had designed it himself. Every little detail. The shape. The tiny engraved initials hidden inside the band even the specific stone placement.
He spent weeks secretly working on it before the engagement party, refusing help from anyone because he wanted it to feel completely personal. Completely theirs.
âThereâs literally no other ring like thisâ, he had told her proudly after slipping it onto her finger that night. And he was right. That ring existed once in the entire world.
Which was exactly why panic completely consumed her the second she realized it was gone.
At first she thought maybe sheâd simply left it in the bathroom or beside the sink or near the kitchen while cooking. Somewhere obvious.
But after twenty minutes of searching the entire house with growing panic twisting inside her chest, the ring was nowhere. Absolutely nowhere.
And the more time passed, the worse she felt because she already knew how much that ring meant to Lamine too.
He acted nonchalant most of the time relaxed and carefree, but when it came to her? And especially the engagement? He became strangely sentimental.
He had kissed her hand almost every day since putting that ring there. Sometimes just staring at it randomly with that smug little smile on his face.
By the time she started searching inside her car parked outside the house, she was genuinely close to tears. She had pulled everything apart already. The glove compartment. Her purse. Under the seats. Every tiny corner where the ring couldâve possibly slipped.
But nothing, and the worst part? Lamine would be home from training any minute.
She was halfway bent under the passenger seat searching desperately when suddenly.
âWhat are you doing?â
She jumped violently. Her head hit the side of the seat slightly as she spun around. And there he was.
Lamine stood beside the open car door still wearing his training clothes, bag hanging from one shoulder, curls messy from practice.
He looked confused. Slightly amused too.
Meanwhile her heart nearly stopped. âOhâŠLamine youâre back.â
Lamine laughed softly. âWhy are you acting guilty?â
She immediately stood up too quickly and wrapped her arms around him tightly before he could look too closely at her face. âHi.â
Lamine blinked once before hugging her back automatically. ââŠHi?â
His hands settled comfortably on her waist but after a second he frowned slightly. Because something felt off immediately. Her hug felt tense. Nervous.
And the moment she pulled away, she avoided his eyes completely.
âWhat are you searching for?â, he asked.
âNothing.â
Lamine stared at her for a second then glanced toward the completely destroyed interior of the car.
Seats moved forward. Bags emptied. Everything messy.
âRightâ, he muttered. âNothing.â
She laughed nervously and bent back down quickly to continue searching. Which only made him more suspicious.
Lamine slowly set his bag down near the car before stepping closer. âHey.â
âIâm fine.â
âYouâre weird.â
âIâm not weird.â
Now he was definitely suspicious especially because she still refused to properly look at him.
Lamine reached down, gripping her jaw gently between his fingers making her look up at him. âWhat are you looking for?â
The softness in his voice almost made her crack immediately.
âIâll help you.â
She swallowed hard. âItâs nothing.â
Lamine narrowed his eyes slightly and thatâs when he noticed it, her left hand was empty. The ring finger bare.
His expression changed immediately not angry just suddenly serious.
ââŠWhereâs your ring?â
Her stomach dropped quickly she pulled her hand behind her back. âItâs upstairs.â
Lamine stared at her silently then slowly raised an eyebrow. âYouâre lying.â
âNo, Iâm not.â
âYes, you are.â
His voice stayed calm which somehow made her even more nervous.
Lamine looked at her carefully for another second before sighing quietly then without another word, he took her hand and gently pulled her toward the house.
âLamine-â
âCome inside.â
The moment they entered the house, he closed the door behind them and turned toward her fully now. Arms crossed. Expression unreadable.
âTell me the truth.â
She stared at the floor silently then finally, âI lost it.â
The words came out small. Quiet. Guilty.
Lamine exhaled slowly through his nose and for a second the disappointment on his face genuinely hurt her chest.
Because she knew, she knew how important that ring was.
âIâve been searching everywhere,â she admitted quickly.
âThe house, the car, literally everything-â, Her voice started shaking slightly. âI donât know where it went.â
Lamine stayed quiet for a moment and rubbed a hand over his face tiredly. âYou lost the engagement ring I made for you.â
That sentence alone almost made her cry. âIâm sorry.â
And the second he looked properly at her face at the panic, the guilt and the fear sitting all over her expression, his frustration softened immediately. Because she already felt terrible enough.
Lamine sighed quietly before stepping closer. âLook at me.â
She looked up slowly and without another word, he leaned down and kissed her softly. Long enough to calm her breathing slightly.
When he pulled back, his forehead rested briefly against hers. âItâs okay.â
âNo, itâs not.â
âWeâll find it.â
âBut-â
âWeâll find itâ, he repeated more firmly.
Then he kissed her forehead once. âStop panicking.â
The calmness in his voice made her chest ache. Because honestly? He had every right to be upset. But instead he was comforting her first.
â-
The next hour turned into chaos. Both of them searching absolutely everywhere. Under couches. Kitchen drawers. Laundry baskets. The bathroom.
Lamine even checked the trash bags while muttering, âIf this thing disappeared forever Iâm never emotionally recovering.â
Despite everything, that made her laugh weakly. âYouâre dramatic.â
âI handcrafted romance for you. Of course Iâm dramatic.â
Eventually they ended up back in their bedroom completely exhausted.
She sat on the floor near the bed looking defeated. âI actually lost it.â
Lamine crouched beside her immediately. âYou didnât.â
âBut I did-â
âYouâre overthinking, donât do thatâ
Then suddenly his eyes narrowed slightly toward the bedside table. ââŠWait.â
He leaned forward reaching behind the small cabinet beside the bed and froze. A second later he lifted the ring between his fingers. Silence.
Then she gasped loudly. âOh my God you found it!â
Lamine stared at the ring dramatically for a second before looking at her. âYou nearly killed us emotionally and it was just here?â
She practically threw herself at him immediately, hugging him so tightly he laughed breathlessly. âI thought it was gone forever!â
âYou owe me ten years of peace after this.â
She laughed shakily into his shoulder while he slipped the ring carefully back onto her finger himself deliberately. Like the moment mattered all over again.
Then he lifted her hand and kissed the ring softly. His eyes met hers immediately afterward. âDonât lose it again my loveâ
âI wonât.â
âIâm serious, I almost shit myselfâ
She laughed softly at him, âSo am I.â
Lamine stared at her for another second before pulling her fully into his lap. Still holding her left hand carefully. Still staring at the ring like he didnât trust reality yet.
youâre a well-known twitch streamer, and youâve finally convinced your girlfriend to join you for a game of FIFA.
pairing: alexia putellas x reader
wc: 2.2k
tags: 18+? literally one mention of sex, streamer!r, interview show, think hot ones but itâs a twitch stream, alexia has broken english, alexia is adorable (whatâs new), caring r
a/n: broken english alexia is so special to me. nothing else. enjoy!!
âHola everyone!â you smiled as you double checked that the cameras and microphones and streaming connection were all in proper working condition.Â
Fans started filling the chat, greeting you as the viewer count rose.Â
You gave a knowing smile to someone off screen, getting more and more excited for what was to come.Â
âOkay...I know everyone is excited for todayâs stream, but Iâm going to wait a few before introducing my special guest, wait for more of yâall to get in.âÂ
You interacted with the viewers that were already there, answering a few questions and thanking those who donated. You loved talking directly to your fans, that was what made you love streaming much more than traditional YouTube videos.Â
Youâd been on stream for 10 or so minutes when you decided to get things going.Â
âAlright! Guys, I told you on Twitter that todayâs stream was going to be special because of an extra special guest, and I think itâs finally time to give you all what you want! And if youâre new here, hello, my name is Y/N, I stream anything and everything and sometimes I rope some crazy people into doing it with me! NowâŠhow about I make you guys guess who my guest is?â
You laughed as the chat exploded with guesses, ranging from random people you had never heard of to the Pope.Â
Years ago, you had started a series on your Twitch channel where you interviewed someone while playing video games. It was often compared to Hot Ones, except instead of trying to deal with spicy wings, your guests tried not to die or fail the level more times than they could count. You thought it was fun, and you guess the people agreed with you, because it was now one of the most popular interview shows on the internet and had reached award-winning actors, athletes, singers, even some political figures during election season.Â
But you had yet to invite a certain someone onto your show.Â
No, actually, that was false. You had invited her to be on the show numerous times, but she had refused every single one, citing that interviews just âwerenât her thingâ, and that the media she had to do for work was far too much already.Â
But you begged and gave her your best puppy eyes and maybe you asked her directly after you had your mouth suctioned to her clit for her third orgasm of the night, but the end justifies the means because she was finally making her star appearance.Â
You usually picked a game that corresponded somehow with your guest, and so it was a no-brainer that you and Alexia would be playing FIFA.Â
âAlright, your guysâ hint isâŠweâll be playing FIFA!â
Now the chat really exploded, this time with different football playerâs names. You saw a lot of names that you recongized, some of your girlfriendâs teammates or rivals, and the correct guess more often than not.Â
Your and Alexiaâs relationship wasnât a secret by any mean. Private was even a stretch nowadays with how you were both plastered over the otherâs Instagram feeds. People knew that she was never one for big interviews, and they requested it every chance they got.Â
âI think you lot might know who it isâŠIâm seeing a lot of correct guesses in the chat. Alright, you think itâs time, special guest?â
You directed your question to Alexia, still sitting off-camera, leaning out of frame and blocking your mic just to press a kiss to her lips and whisper that she was going to do great.Â
âNow, for the moment youâve all been waiting for, please give a warm welcome to World Cup Champion, Champions League Winner, two-time Ballon Dâor winner, La Reina, my wonderful, amazing, perfect, girlfriend, Alexia Putellas!â
You cheered as Alexia awkwardly waltzed into frame and plopped into the chair next to you.Â
âHola,â she said quietly, waving to your viewers. You smiled like an idiot at her dorkiness, it was honestly one of your favorite things about her.Â
âUm, my English is not the best, but I try?âÂ
You rolled your eyes lovingly, your hand coming to rest on her thigh at the slight nervous quiver in her voice, âYour English is fine, Ale. Right, guys? And Iâm the best translator, anyways, if anything gets lost.âÂ
âTrue, your areâŠgood at speaking.âÂ
âWell, I do interview people for a living so..âÂ
You both laughed before you launched into introducing the game and hopefully getting Alexia a little more relaxed.Â
âSo, today we are playing FIFA 25, mostly because itâs the only game Alexia would agree to.âÂ
âI am amazing at this one.â
âYouâre just okay.âÂ
âDo not be mean to your guest.â
âYou clearly have never watched an episode if you think Iâm going to go easy on you, I never let anyone win.â
Alexia scoffed, âyou let me win todo el tiempo.â
âI do not! Donât spread false rumors, Ale.âÂ
Alexia just hummed and smiled to herself, the chat already going crazy about the two of you and how you both seemed to be so soft for each other, the complete opposite of how you both acted outside of the other.Â
âAlso- Iâm making a rule. You are not allowed to play as Spain or Barcelona.âÂ
âIs it not betrayal, and itâll be fun,â you smirked, âI get to beat you with yourself and your best friends!â
Alexia grumbled something annoyed in Catalan under her breath as you both logged in to the game. You picked to play as Barcelona first, so Alexia had to pick a different club to play as. She was whining about it, not wanting to choose any of the options that were her own enemies.Â
âIf you donât pick a team, Iâm forcing you to play as Real Madrid so we can get started already.âÂ
You saw the color drain from Alexiaâs face at the mere idea of playing as that team. âNeverâŠeverâŠsay that again.âÂ
You laughed loudly at her seriousness. She grumbled some more before landing on Arsenal, but she insisted it was only because of Mariona, nothing else.Â
You made banter easily as you both set up your teams, giving the fans even more adorable content. Your viewer count had skyrocketed once Alexia was introduced, and you assumed word had reached Tumblr and Twitter that Alexia was on a Twitch stream.Â
âOkay,â you began as the match kicked off, âAlexia, tell me what youâve been up to this summer.âÂ
âUm, I have been working on the Eleven Foundation. We were in Mexico starting un new center.â
âMhm, and what are the goals of the the foundation?â
You knew what you were doing, of course. Her foundation was one of her favorite things to talk about, and she could do it for hours. It was also a topic she was used to speaking about in English, so it wasnât difficult for her to get the words out.Â
Alexia went on about the goals of the centers she was setting up, how they researched the needs of each community beforehand to properly assist in the correct ways, and what it meant to her to use her platform in this way.Â
Of course, her tangents were often interrupted by either you scoring against her, or her making sure Mario was the only one who scored for Arsenal.Â
Now that she was warmed up and a little more relaxed, you started a little rapid fire with your other questions.Â
âWhat opponent are you most looking forward to meeting this season?â
âProbably the team I am now, obviously they are very good, with powerful attack and good managers, so I hope we can change our game this time to get a different result if we see them this year.â
âWhich of your Barcelona teammates do you think youâve been able to learn the most from?â
âThis is a tie between manyâŠMe, Patri, y Aitana learn a lot together, it makes our midfield so good. But also the younger players, Vicky y Sydney y EsmeeâŠthey give a different lookâVAMOS MARIO!!!--and they keep me young.â
âOh come on! That was cheating!âÂ
âNo, amor, that was Espana.â
âOkay, okay, enough playing around, Iâm locking in. Where do you see yourself in 10 years?â
âI have no idea. No coaching. Maybe an owner or analysis. And my foundation, definitivamente.âÂ
âIf you couldnât play for Barcelona, what club would you choose to play for?â
âOh dios mioâŠnowhere in Europe, I donât think. I would probably have to move to America. Maybe to New York with Esther? But I would not be happy about it, no.â
âWould you have broken up with me if I was a Real Madrid fan?â
âI would not spoke to you.âÂ
âWow, Alexia! Thatâs rude.â
âIâm joking. Half joking. Un cuarto joking.â
âYou arenât joking at all.â
âNo.â
You managed to get Aitana a goal against Alexia, leading to more groaning and complaining from her. âYouâre so dramatic Ale!âÂ
âI am not. You score against me with my own teammate. Rude.âÂ
âIâm just using my assets to the best of their abilities, babe.âÂ
âEl que sigui.â
âRight, rightâŠalright! Letâs take some questions from the chat during halftime hereâŠletâs seeâŠâ you leaned over to read the chat easier, scanning for questions that werenât inappropriate or trolling.Â
âSomeone asked your favorite stadium to play in?â
âCamp Nou, duh.âÂ
âOf course, thatâs an obvious one. What elseâŠsomeone asked the best thing you learned from your knee injury?â
âUm, believing in myself. And working hard. It was difficult, si, but the most rewarding. And I learned to get help from mi familia y mi amigasâŠy mi novia..âÂ
You smiled like dorks at each other, momentarily oblivious to the explosion in the chat at her adorable confession. You were eventually able to tear your eyes from hers, albeit reluctantly, back to the chat. A few more rapid fire questions later and you could tell her brain was nearing itâs end with all of the English.Â
âOkay, weâre going to end by playing out a penalty shootout while you answer one last round of questions, vale?â
âVale. I will win.âÂ
âSure, babe.âÂ
Once you both had your five players picked, you wasted no time.Â
âWhy did you pick 11?â
âMy papa picked it when I was little.â
âFavorite coffee?â
âPlain hot latte.â
âFavorite Barcelona kit?â
âUmâŠwait..âÂ
âTimeâs tickingâŠâ
âNO MARIO ESA NO ES LA PORTEIA.! Oh no, um, the 2020/2021 home kit, I think.â
âDo you like being called La Reina?â
âNo, not reallyâÂ
âFavorite win?âÂ
âChampions League in 2021.â
âWould you dye your hair pink again?â
âNever.â
âHow do you feel that I just beat you in FIFA?â
She turned to pout at you, placing her controller on the table and crossing her arms. âI did not try.âÂ
âRight, babe. Right. Well, folks, Iâm afraid thatâs all we have time for today, I hope you enjoyed this stream and if you did make sure to follow me and all that, you know the deal. Check back on my YouTube channel tomorrow for the full edited version, and come back next week to see my next guest! If you want more Alexia, which I know you do, Barcelona Femeni is currently in season, they play in Liga F and the UEFA Champions League, and she also plays for the Spanish national teamâwho just won the Nations League, by the wayâso be sure to support her in all of that success because she deserves it! As always, I hope this made you smile and I hope you make someone smile today, bye guys!âÂ
You ended the stream and slumped back in you chair. Alexia immediately leaned forward and rested her forehead on your shoulder.Â
Seemingly satisfied with that, she got up and dragged you away from your screens, out into the living room and down onto the couch. You knew how Alexia got when she was tired and cuddly, and you knew you werenât getting out of being used as a personal pillow.Â
And yeah, did you spend the two hours she spent napping scrolling through Twitter and grinning to yourself over all of Alexiaâs cutest moments from the stream? Maybe you did. And you certainly didnât look any better smiling stupidly at your laptop as you edited the video the next morning, rewinding over and over again to watch Alexia bite her lip in concentration or glance over to you for reassurance.Â
So maybe she caught you watching edits and compilations from the video days later. I mean, can you really blame yourself?Â