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Watch MeGalleryCommisions! Listen Warning(s): Just a short drabble. Title: Freezing Liquid Fight Pairing: Human!Bill Cipher x Reader Fandom: Gravity Falls Word Count: 984    You shivered in the cold, pulling your coat closer to you. You were forced to walk home in the freezing cold, unable to get a ride home. You were just hoping not to freeze to death with you were out here. It was still snowing outside, causing a white sheet to impair your vision. All you wanted to do was get back to your warm home, where you could drink a steaming cup of tea. You tried to focus on the warmth that would be soon to come, as if it would help you ignore

Spoilers for Big Hero 6! Some suggestive content at the end. Just a small implication. (A/N: Takes place @ the beginning of the movie)   You watched as Hiro stepped into the ring. “I have a robot, I built it myself,” he said innocently.   You tuned out as you looked at Hiro’s robot, realizing his plan. If only Tadashi knew what he was up to, which he obviously didn’t. Then the crowd suddenly stepped back from Hiro and Yama as Yama marched towards Hiro.   You missed the fight. Damn.   Hiro looked up in fear, as he placed the last roll of money in his pocked before Yama picked him up and threw him against a wall. Thre

   The alarm went off with a harsh buzzing noise that quickly pierced Wirt’s skull. He let out a long sigh and rolled over, clearly not ready to get out of bed. He was wrapped up like a burrito in the warm blankets, and it was so comfortable that it felt as if he could sleep there forever. He didn’t want to go to school. There would be a lot of people and noise… Not to mention Sara. The mere thought of seeing her face again made Wirt cringe.    But his clock was screaming mercilessly at him. It was too loud, much too loud. After a few minutes of trying to ignore it he found that he was getting a headache. With a reluctant s

    The remaining few weeks of summer break flew past in a flurry of bottled water, air conditioning, and an ill-defined amount of time with Netflix. Aberdale was even more pleasant than you had remembered, despite the extreme heat. Santa Fe wasn’t exactly Antarctica either, so you were more or less accustomed to high temperatures. There was only one thing that bugged you.    When you returned to Aberdale you hadn’t known what to expect as far as a new home. But you certainly didn’t think that you’d end up in your old neighborhood, directly across the street from where you used to live. Looking at your old house was a

    Wirt sat on the edge of his bed, staring at a tape within his hands. Contained within the cassette was a whirl of emotions that he could hardly bear to think about. He had poured his heart and soul into it, all of his conflicted feelings of love and anxiety were mixed into one piece of audio and neatly wrapped up with two simple words.    For Sara.    He’d been rejected earlier that day. After a year of holding on to that tape, he had finally worked up the nerve to ask her out. He had the greatest idea planned: he’d take her out to a movie, and then he’d bring her to his house before finally allowing her to listen to t

   Rated PG for the subject of death later on.  The city of Aberdale. It wasn’t the most sought-after place. When people hear the word ‘Arizona’ they don’t immediately think, ‘Home of Aberdale.’ Sitting 120 miles south of Phoenix, it was a relatively unknown city to those not from the area. That’s not to say that it’s a small place. No, nearly 40,000 people took residence there. Compared to other townships that you’ve visited, Aberdale was quite large. The school district certainly wasn’t lacking in students, and they had huge campuses. Even the elementary school was large. Yo

"I wonder how many leaves are out there...." Wirt glanced at you as you stared up at the overhead trees, the sunlight filtering through the leaves and creating a hazy green glow. "I bet there's a trillion billion!" Greg grinned, playing with his frog and beaming up at you. "Haha totally!" You replied happily. You turned your head to Wirt and he put a finger underneath his chin till you could practically see the gears in his poetic mind turning. "Well, in all technicality, there are over two hundred leaves on every healthy tree, and on every tree in a forest like this by calculating the weather and area-" Your grin faltered. "-every tree would

"Hey, Cricket Bat! Wanna make a deal?" You couldn't escape him. No matter what you tried, no matter where you went, no matter how you begged. If you stayed at home, he appeared in your shadow and taunted you in every room. The kitchen, your bedroom, the shower. If you made sure to never be alone all day and hung out with your friends, he visited you in your dreams. It had gotten to the point where you began to skip sleeping for days at a time, in a futile attempt to escape the nightmares and laughs that followed you and bounced around your skull. Dipper and Mabel even confronted you on your state, the bags under your eyes prominent no matt

You trembled slightly as you took another step out into the darkness of the forest. "Hello?" You called out once more, clutching Journal number one and a half (#1 1/2) close to your chest. Something had lured you out here; you weren't sure what but you could feel its presence. Soon, you began to lose your patience. "Hello?!" It was only after a loud crash was heard to your left that you realized you probably shouldn't have been shouting out in the woods at night. You whipped around only to see nothing but the forms of the trees that suddenly looked so much more menacing than they had earlier. You laughed nervously, wishing you had put a c

"Hey Lightning Bolt!" You groaned at the voice, turning in bed and stuffing a pillow over your head. Every day....Every goddamn day he came and bothered you. You see, about three months ago you had found a triangular pendant slightly buried in the dirt behind your neighbor's house. What you didn't know was that a part of Bill possessed the pendant, which gave you quite a nasty surprise when he popped out of it. You had first been shocked and a more than a little scared of the playful demon stranger. Of course you tried to get rid of the pendant countless times but everytime youthrew it away it kept reappearing round your neck. Over the months