• harry hook imagines •

on my own - part six

written by : dj-sparkle-dust

Chad Charming thought himself a man of the people, another reason he should have been crowned King instead of Ben. He hoped that if he proved it, the people of Auradon would realize their mistake. Which was why he found himself trying to find that pirate kid that Jay hated.
As a very fit, athletic, muscular man himself, he had a feeling he would easily find him. SO, when he followed the sounds of anger to the weight room, he wasn't surprised when the pirate kid was beating ruthlessly at a punching bag. "Hey there, Harry," Chad greeted, strolling over to the angry boy.
"What do ye want, Charmin'?" Harry grumbled, less than happy to have his alone time interrupted. Chad shook his head, holding the punching bag steady. "Just checking on a friend. I know if that fight had happened between me and Audrey I would be very sa- I mean angry."
"That brown-haired lass you have hangin' off yer arm?" Harry asked, raising an eyebrow as he recalled the princess inviting him to "study" with her on a Saturday night with a few flirtations glances and a hand toying with the buttons on his jacket. He of course declined.
"Yeah, she's my girlfriend," The blond stated proudly, frowning at the laugh he received. "What's so funny?"
"Ye need to keep a better grip on yer lass, Charmin'. She seemed to have taken a liken to some men in me crew," Harry remarked with a snicker.
"I've noticed. Which is another reason I came here. To offer a... mutual exchange of advice. I'll tell you have to be the prince Y/N wants, if you tell me how to be a...delinquent like you," Chad offered, a smug smirk on his face.
"That's one reason I don't like you Auradon brats," Harry remarked, zoning in on the young Prince. "Someone wants ye to be someone ye aren't, ya change yer clothes, your hair, the way ye talk, the way you act, you change yer entire personality just to be what they want. But on the Isle? Well, if someone dares to tell ye to change yerself, you feed'em to the dogs. We don't change for anyone but ourselves. You. Are. Pathetic. Changin' yerself for a lass." Harry scoffed.
"What are ye starin' at?" He snapped at the boy when he noticed him staring at him in something akin to awe.
"You just... You don't care. I've never met someone as uncaring as you," The boy replied. "Teach me your ways. Please!"
"I told ye, Chad-" Harry started before pausing, remembering Uma's plan.
They've had it too good here for too long. It's time for Auradon to meet chaos. We need to tear this school apart from the inside. Prove who really has control here.
"Fine. I'll help ye."

At lunch that following Monday, Chad sat with the pirates, eager to be taught Harry's ways. He was in the middle of telling Chad how to snap back at someone giving him a hard time when he was interrupted.
"Excuse me, uh Harry?"
The pirate turned around, staring at the brunette girl holding his hook and hat in her hands. "Why do ye have my things?" He asked, standing up to stare down intimidatingly at the girl. It worked, seeing as she started fidgeting.
"Y/N told me to give them to you. you left them on the tourney field Saturday," The girl explained. Harry gave a scoff. "Lass couldn't even give them to me herself," He sneered, snatching the hoot and hat from the girl.
"A-actually, she's not here today, so she asked me to do it," the girl explained before quickly scurrying back to her group of princesses.

"Really? Chad was with them?" You asked in awe from where you sat curled up in your bed amidst a sea of tissues.
"Yep," Lonnie replied. "Jane said it sounded like Harry was coaching him on something."
"Oh no," You groaned. "And I can't go find out what it is because of this stupid cold!" Lonnie laughed.
"Don't worry, Sniffles. I'll get Jay on it. You just focus on getting better. I have no one to help me bully the Coach into making a girl's tourney team," Lonnie replied. "Oh! I just remembered my mom gave me a book of recipes my grandma used to make for her when she was a kid. I think there's some food for colds in there, I could make you some if you want," She offered.
"Lonnie?"
"Yes?"
"Please marry me."

"Y/N!" Audrey called, awakening you from your sick-sleep. You groaned, pulling the covers over your eyes. "How do you people keep getting in my room?" You whined. You heard her scoff.
"Maybe you should try a better hiding spot that on top of the door frame. But that isn't important right now! Your pirate boyfriend has brainwashed Chad!" She complained, stomping her foot on the ground. "He's walking around in those ripped clothes flirting with every girl he sees! And he won't do what I say!"
"Or maybe he's finally figuring out who he is," You mumbled, rolling away from the girl. Audrey growled.
"Did I mention he slid a stink bomb into your locker?"
"He's dead. I'll fix it later. Get out of my room and let me sleep you evil little fairy," You grumbled, burying your face in a pillow. You were only able to lay in bed for ten minutes before you tore yourself out of bed to go confront Harry.
You didn't know why you had five outfits laid out on your bed. You were just going to tell Harry to leave Chad alone, but for some reason you wanted to look nice. You carefully chose an outfit that was nice enough for Auradon, but reminded you of your clothes in Auradon. To be completely honest, you had been feeling homesick ever since you came back from your impromptu "Save the King" mission.
And now, being around the pirates made you want to retreat to your old self. But, you couldn't let that happen.

You anxiously shifted from foot to foot as you stood outside of Harry's dorm room, waiting for him to answer the door. You knocked again, in case he didn't hear you. "Who the hell is it!? Ye better have a good reason for wakin' me up or ye'r dead!" His voiced called out as the door was flung open seconds later.
"Y/N?" He asked, looking both surprised an confused, before recovering his expression to a blank face. "Come in, I guess." You walked in, keeping a safe distance between you and the pirate.
"What do ye want, Lass?" He asked, leaning against the door with crossed arms. It took all of your self control to not stare, seeing as he didn't think answering the door was important enough to put on a shirt.
"Harry, what did you do to Chad?" You asked, figuring there was no use beating around the bush. He chuckled, eying you.
"I didn't do anything to'em. He asked me for a favor and I happily complied for me dear friend," He answered, a sly smirk on his face. "It's not nice of ya to keep accusin' me of things, Lass. Makes ya seem a bit biased against me. And that's not possible, is it?"
You clenched your teeth as Harry slowly walked forward, resulting in you pressing yourself against the wall in order to get farther from the pirate.
"Admit it, Lass. Admit why ye'r accusin' me every five seconds," He egged, leaning down so he was eye level with you. "Admit you hate me. Or, maybe you still love me. And that's why you keep tryin' to distance yerself from me."
You clenched your fists at the pirate's taunting. If this were the Isle, you would punch him and be done with it. But, unfortunately this was Auradon. And punching him could possibly get you sent back to the Isle for good.
"You know what, Harry?" You asked, glaring up at the brunet. "Hmm?" He asked, sliding a piece of hair behind your ear. "You're right," You stated.
A small smirk started on his face. "About what, Lass?"
"I do hate you."
Harry could hear his world crashing down and his heart shattering in a single second. He cleared his throat, standing up straight. "Is that so?" He asked, voice cracking slightly.
"You cheated on me, Harry. With your Captain! When I tried to confront you about it you tried to accuse me of cheating on you with Gil instead of owning up to it! How can I not hate you!?" You cried out, astonished that he could have the audacity to even think he had the right to be hurt.
"You swore you'd never hurt me!"
"And you swore you'd never leave me on my own!" He shot back, angry tears welling in his eyes. "Ye know I'm not good at expressin' how I feel or admittin' when I'm wrong! But ye didn't even give me a chance! You ran away from me, Y/N!"
"You're the one that ran away, Harry! I waited for a week for you to come back! But you never did! You ran off to Uma like you always have! You always put her above me! You treated her like some sort of goddess! Like you were just settling for me! Do you know how that felt!?"
"Why do ye think I kept tryin' to get yer attention when I got here!? I wanted to make up, Y/N! But it seems you've finally revealed yer true colors! You want some perfect prince, not a mangy pirate! And I'm not a perfect prince, Y/N! I never will be! I'm me! And if ye don't like that then I guess we're done here!" Harry yelled. He felt weak with tears leaking from his eyes, but he couldn't seem to make them stop.
"I don't want some perfect prince, Harry! I want you! But all you do is hurt me! You fight with me over every little thing, and god forbid I say something bad about Uma all hell breaks loose! Is she that much better than me!?" You shot back, glad to finally get everything off of your chest.
"Because she's always been there for me, Y/N! Ever since I became part of her crew she's treated me like I'm not worthless! You're the one that always starts fights with me, she's the one that calms me down! So yeah, I guess she is better!"
Harry's breath caught in his throat, wishing he could yank the words back into his mouth. "Y/N," He whispered, noticing the tears that now flowed down your cheeks. You looked utterly crushed. "Y/N, I'm so sorry," He whispered, reaching out for you.
You shook your head, pushing the pirate away from you and furiously wiping your eyes. "I knew it," You whispered. If Harry could choose the animal that most resembled you at the moment, it would be a kicked puppy. No, you resembled a puppy left alone to watch their owner drive away, leaving them in a strange place with strange people. Completely broken, in the most unrepairable way.
And as you walked out of his door, he could only imagine he looked the same.