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Steve and Jonathan were childhood friends until they weren't. And then, well, they were more than friends, until they weren't. And then, then, Jonathan goes missing. (And everything falls apart.)
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“What are you thinking about?” Jonathan asks him quietly. The other still sounds nervous, rightfully so, but the only thing Steve wants to say is: you. He doesn’t.
For a brief moment, their fingers lace underneath the table. He thinks about how this isn’t fair to Jonathan, how fiercely the other had wanted to tell Hopper he wasn’t going to find a girlfriend because he had found Steve; how there probably wasn’t going to be grandchildren. Jonathan never has and never will like confrontation, but he is so endearingly loyal to those that he loves that sometimes Steve’s not sure how the other manages to be away from his family most of the year. Jonathan told him he loved him in October. He knows that same loyalty now extends to him. Instead Steve says, “The cheesecake for dessert,” and Jonathan smiles earnestly at him, laughing.
Steve knows his own selfishness needs to end.
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Looking frustrated, Jonathan shoves his hand in Steve’s face. “Look.”
Steve scowls, irritated and not sure what he’s supposed to be looking at. His head is throbbing, and he’s trying to remember what he might have done last night to piss his roommate off so much, but he’s drawing a complete blank. “What are you—“
Then he sees it. The glint of a platinum band on Jonathan’s ring finger, on his left hand.
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He has no reason to be this flustered over a wink. Over a pair of stupidly pretty magazine cover eyes staring at him, specifically at him.
Nope. None at all.
(Or: The Byers-Hopper family runs a coffee shop, and Jonathan is the one manning the counter when a storm rolls in— said storm being Steve bringing the Party over for some post-game pastries.)
