Multifandom One-shots

21. From Studying to Dates, Part 2 - Meeks x female reader (Dead Poets Society)

However, as the night wore on, a sense of weariness began to settle in, making the final choice a mystery to me. And despite my curiosity about the chosen date idea, a gentle surrender to fatigue took hold. The comforting warmth of Meeks beside me, combined with the soft whispers of the boys planning the grand date in the background, created a lullaby-like atmosphere that beckoned me into the embrace of sleep.

Todd, who had been engrossed in a book, looked up and noticed the scene. He tapped Neil, who was busy sketching something on a piece of paper, and nodded towards Meeks and me. Neil, with a smile, remarked, "Looks like the date planning wore Y/N out more than we thought."

The boys shared amused glances, realizing the unintentional side effect of their lively planning session. Meeks, still engrossed in studying, hadn't noticed that sleep had taken over me. "Well, well, it seems our grand date planning has exhausted our dear Y/N." Charlie acknowledged looking at me.

Charlie's playful remark echoed through the room, drawing Meeks attention away from his books. He looked over at me, realizing with a mixture of amusement and concern that sleep had claimed me during the midst of the lively date planning.

Pitts, catching onto the situation, grinned. "Well, it looks like our date ideas were so enchanting that Y/N decided to take a nap right in the middle of it."

Neil chuckled, shaking his head. "I guess we underestimated the hypnotic power of date planning."

Todd, who had been quietly observing the scene, joined in with a smirk. "Our date planning skills are so good; they literally put people to sleep. Impressive."

Charlie, always ready for a quip, added, "Who needs lullabies when you have our date ideas? Sweet dreams, Y/N."

The boys, now wrapped up in their animated discussions about date ideas, had left the room, leaving Meeks alone with his thoughts and, of course, Pitts, who was his roommate. Meeks continued to study, occasionally glancing over at my peacefully sleeping body.

As Meeks gazed at me, peacefully asleep, a warmth spread in his chest. The night had taken an unexpected turn, evolving into a blend of laughter, camaraderie, and an unspoken connection that strengthened with every passing moment.

Carefully, Meeks placed a blanket over me, most likely ensuring that I was comfortable in my slumber. He couldn't deny the flutter of excitement that lingered in the air—a feeling that went beyond the planning committee and the anticipated date.

The room was now bathed in the soft glow of a desk lamp, casting a warm and comforting ambiance. Meeks, surrounded by the remnants of the date-planning chaos, found himself lost in thought. The lively banter of his friends had subsided, leaving behind a quiet, contemplative atmosphere.

Pitts, glancing over at Meeks, spoke up, breaking the peaceful silence. "Well, this turned out to be quite the eventful night, didn't it?" Meeks nodded, a smile playing on his lips. "Yeah, it definitely took an unexpected turn. I never thought our study session would transform into a date planning committee, especially with me being one of the ones to be on that date."

Pitts chuckled, a playful glint in his eyes. "You've got to admit, though, it was fun." Meeks agreed, reflecting on the evening's events. "True. And Y/N seemed to be enjoying the chaos."

As Meeks continued to study, his mind occasionally drifted back to the moments shared with me. The stolen glances, the playful banter, and the unspoken connection—they all played like a reel in his mind. Pitts, ever observant, decided to break Meeks studying. "You seem to be in deep thought, Meeks. Care to share what's going on in that genius mind of yours?"

Meeks sighed, a contented smile on his face. "I don't know, Pitts. It's just... tonight felt different. I mean, yeah, we were planning a date for fun, but there was something more, you know? Something in the air." Pitts raised an eyebrow, a knowing expression on his face. "Are you talking about the Y/N factor?"