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Into the Unknown (my Teen Wolf Stiles/OC fanfic): Millie Evans moodboard

The Adventures of the Oracle, the Werewolf & the Human

(so glad people still ask about Millie and Into the Unknown!) for those that don’t know, I wrote a Teen Wolf Stiles/OC fanfic called ‘Into the Unknown’ a few years back. I completed the first book and the link is here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/43154102-into-the-unknown-teen-wolf and https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11338412/1/Into-the-Unknown

She would be constantly worrying about them. Worrying about the next full moon, how they’ll handle it, how it would affect them. Worrying about the new bad guy of the month and how dangerous it would be. She would be a little fiery ball of worry.

She would be so supportive. She would research everything and try and help them as much as she could. She would do her utmost to make sure they’re happy.

Although werewolves heal quicker, she’d insist on patching them up and kissing their wounds and taking care of them. She’s a dork who wants to help, let her live.

She would try and insist that she’s stronger and it always comes down to wrestling matches where she ends up pinned against the floor (hot make out session tho) or arm wrestling where she’s gotten a sprained wrist before from being so damn competitive.

She researches everything to try and help understand and be able to help them as best as she can.

She buys loads of candles for them, not for a romantic touch, but cause she knows they’ll burn through them in no time.

When they get tired and low on energy from too much spellcasting, she’ll run them a nice hot bath and make them hot chocolate and will take care of them.

She would ultimately blame herself. She wouldn’t be able to cope with that guilt. It would weigh so heavily on her and she would absolutely blame herself.

She would have nightmares every night so bad to the point she didn’t want to go to sleep anymore.

Scott and the gang would do everything to convince her that, no, it wasn’t her fault but she wouldn’t listen. Although, she would appreciate their support, she wouldn’t believe that it wasn’t her burden to deal with.

She would be so sad. She’d become a shell of herself. She’d fall into a really dark mindset/head space.

It would take months before she was slightly better.

She would really rely on her dad and her friends to help support her through it.

She would survive it and get through it and get better, however, she would always blame herself. As much as she would accept that she couldn’t have done anything, she would always blame herself.