If reqs are open we get some more Oscar one shots?? just binged them all lmao 🙏🏻🙏🏻
♪ — 𝗕𝗘𝗔𝗖𝗛 𝗪𝗔𝗟𝗞 oscar piastri x girlfriend! reader ( fluff ) fic summary . . . Oscar Piastri might seem like a stoic Kimi R reincarnation but really, he's a sweetheart who carries you so you don't sand in your shoes (549 words)
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The sky is painted in soft shades of pink and orange, the kind of sunset that makes everything feel a little bit dreamlike. The waves roll onto the shore in a lazy rhythm, brushing against the sand with a whisper. It’s the kind of evening that begs for long walks and quiet confessions, but instead, you find yourself cradled in Oscar’s arms, held securely against his chest.
“You know, I could walk,” you point out, but you make no effort to move.
Oscar glances down at you, his expression neutral but his grip tightening just the slightest bit. “You didn’t want sand in your shoes.”
You huff, both amused and endeared. “That was, like, ten minutes ago. I didn’t think you’d actually carry me the whole time.”
He shrugs, adjusting his hold effortlessly. “Not a big deal.”
But it is, in the way that matters. In the way he does things for you without a second thought, never making a fuss about it. You rest your head against his shoulder, inhaling the faint scent of salt and sunscreen clinging to his skin. The gentle rise and fall of his breathing is as steady as the waves.
Eventually, he slows to a stop, setting you down carefully on a patch of sand untouched by the tide. His hands linger for a fraction of a second before he lets go. “Better?”
You nod, slipping off your shoes and wiggling your toes into the cool, damp sand. “Much.”
He watches you for a moment, his lips barely twitching in what might be the ghost of a smile, then extends his hand. You take it without hesitation, fingers fitting perfectly between his as you step toward the water’s edge.
The tide kisses your ankles, cool and refreshing. You hum in contentment, swinging your intertwined hands slightly as you start talking—about anything and everything. About how the sunset reminds you of a painting you once saw, about the funniest thing that happened at work last week, about how you read somewhere that seagulls mate for life and isn’t that kind of sweet?
Oscar doesn’t say much, but he listens. He always listens. His thumb moves idly over the back of your hand, grounding you in the moment. Every now and then, he hums in acknowledgment or squeezes your fingers lightly, little signs that he’s with you, that he’s absorbing every word.
After a while, you stop, tilting your head up to look at him. The golden light of the sunset softens his features, his brown eyes reflecting the sky’s fading hues. “You’re quiet.”
He raises an eyebrow. “I usually am.”
You roll your eyes, nudging him playfully with your shoulder. “Yeah, but…what are you thinking about?”
He’s silent for a beat, then, with that same quiet certainty that defines him, he says, “You talk a lot.”
You open your mouth, ready to protest, but he beats you to it, his fingers tightening around yours. “I like it.”
The words are simple, but they settle warm in your chest, spreading through you like the tide coming in. You smile, squeezing his hand in return. “Good. Because I’m not stopping.”
“Didn’t think you would.”
And so you keep talking, and he keeps listening, walking side by side as the ocean sways in time with your laughter.
warnings: cuddles, teasing, domestic softness pairing: alex albon x reader a/n: i may or may not have once fallen asleep on my long-time crush’s shoulder during a movie too🫣
you hadn’t planned on staying in all day.
the morning had started off clear enough. soft sunlight through the curtains, coffee in matching mugs, alex’s hair sticking out in five different directions while he blinked at you from across the kitchen island. you had laughed, told him he looked like a dazed bird. he’d squinted at you, mumbled something about disrespect before padding over in socks and wrapping his arms around your waist.
“you like it,” he’d whispered, voice still sleepy.
you did. you always did.
but somewhere around midmorning, the clouds rolled in thick and heavy. the kind of gray that blurs the skyline and makes everything feel a little slower, a little quieter. the first drops of rain tapped gently at the windows, and within twenty minutes, the sky had opened up completely. it poured.
you watched it from the couch, tucked into the corner with a blanket around your legs, your laptop balanced on one knee. alex had disappeared into the kitchen again, raiding the cabinets with the focus of someone preparing for a minor emergency.
“we need snacks,” he’d declared, popping his head out dramatically. “movie day rules.”
you had raised an eyebrow. “you don’t even know what movie we’re watching yet.”
“doesn’t matter. popcorn is non-negotiable. we’re doing this properly.”
now you’re sitting side by side on the couch, legs tangled, a giant bowl of popcorn between you and at least four blankets layered over your laps. the rain is steady outside, soft and rhythmic, the kind that turns the whole apartment into a cocoon.
you scroll aimlessly through the streaming queue while alex frowns at the options like you’re choosing a stock to invest in instead of a romcom.
“we could watch something funny,” you suggest.
“we always watch something funny.”
“because life is depressing enough?”
“fair.”
you keep scrolling. he shifts, the couch creaking slightly under his weight, and his thigh presses against yours a little more.
“what about something old?” he asks.
“how old are we talking?”
“like early 2000s. bad outfits. better soundtracks.”
you grin. “iconic. i’m in.”
you settle on something with a ridiculous title and a poster that looks like it was made in powerpoint. alex pumps a fist like you’ve just agreed to a team strategy call.
“i love when you support the classics.”
you roll your eyes, but your smile gives you away.
the movie starts. the opening credits roll. alex steals the popcorn bowl and props it on his chest, looking far too smug about it. you curl further into the couch, legs brushing his.
it’s comfortable in the way that only comes with time. not just the physical closeness, but the way you don’t have to think too hard about what to say or do. the silence is easy. his presence is familiar.
he tosses a piece of popcorn at your face without warning. it bounces off your cheek and lands in your lap.
“rude,” you say, turning to look at him.
“precision aim,” he replies, clearly proud.
you reach into the bowl and flick one back at him. it lands in his hair.
“direct hit,” you say.
he mock gasps and sets the bowl down, shaking his head like he can’t believe you’ve escalated this so quickly. then he shifts closer and drapes his arm over the back of the couch, fingers brushing your shoulder lightly.
“you’re lucky i like you,” he murmurs.
your chest tightens in that quiet, happy way it always does when he says things like that. simple. casual. real.
“i’m very lucky,” you say, resting your head on his shoulder.
the movie plays on, mostly ignored. you both throw occasional commentary at the screen — bad acting, questionable hairstyles, plot holes wide enough to drive a team bus through. you laugh, and he laughs with you, and somewhere in the middle of a slow montage set to an early 2000s indie ballad, his hand finds yours under the blanket.
his thumb rubs soft circles against your knuckles. your breath catches a little.
he doesn’t say anything. doesn’t look at you.
just holds your hand like it’s the most natural thing in the world.
the movie plays on, long forgotten in favor of soft glances and lazy comfort.
your head is still on alex’s shoulder, and he hasn’t moved in minutes. not that you mind. he’s warm. steady. he smells like the fabric softener you both always forget to replace and the faintest trace of his aftershave from earlier that morning.
you shift slightly to get more comfortable, and he adjusts without a word, guiding you to lean more fully against him.
“you good?” he murmurs.
“mmhmm,” you hum, eyes fluttering closed. “too good.”
he smiles. you don’t see it, but you can hear it in his voice.
“don’t fall asleep on me.”
“can’t make promises like that.”
he wraps his arm more snugly around your shoulders, fingers brushing your arm through the blanket.
you let yourself sink into him, the weight of the day slowly leaving your limbs. the rain outside is still falling in gentle waves, the kind of rhythm that makes your body slow down whether you want it to or not.
the dialogue on screen fades into background noise. the popcorn bowl sits forgotten on the floor. your breathing deepens, one soft inhale after the next, and soon enough, you’re still.
alex glances down. your head’s tucked into his collarbone now, your lashes brushing your cheeks, hand still loosely curled into his sweatshirt.
his smile softens.
“hey,” he whispers. no response.
he shifts carefully, brushing your hair away from your face. you’re definitely asleep now.
he stays there for a moment longer, letting the stillness settle over both of you like another blanket.
then, as gently as possible, he slides one arm beneath your knees and the other under your back.
you stir just a little, murmuring something unintelligible as he lifts you off the couch.
“shhh,” he soothes, voice low and warm near your ear. “i’ve got you.”
you don’t wake.
he carries you slowly through the apartment, your body limp and trusting in his arms. he nudges open the bedroom door with his foot, carefully pulls back the covers, and lowers you onto the bed like you’re made of porcelain.
you curl automatically toward the center, one hand reaching out like you’re still searching for him.
he doesn’t leave you hanging.
he tugs off his hoodie and climbs in beside you, the mattress dipping slightly under his weight. as soon as he settles, you find him again — arm around his waist, face tucked into his chest.
he presses a kiss to the top of your head.
“you’re the best part of any rainy day,” he whispers, even though you can’t hear him.
and with the storm still humming gently outside, he lets his eyes close too.
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summary: the f1 grid call you by the wrong name
pairing: max verstappen, oscar piastri, lando norris, charles leclerc, daniel ricciardo and carlos sainz
warnings: mentions of infidelity (all jokes), slightly suggestive in lando/daniel's
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a/n: would yall want me to add more drivers to these?? like lewis/george? let me know :)
hello!
i had to pop in here and tell you how much i simply adored your oscar fic. i’m a big sucker for soulmate aus and this one was so unique and fun. i loved many things about it but the one thing was the fact that they didn’t meet straight of the bat and it took them a couple years.
it was simply excellent and then all the fluff and him coming to her ‘rescue’. i’ll be honest i kinda didn’t think they could switch while he was in a race but it made it all so much better.
you’re an amazing writer! i snooped around your blog and i saw that i had also read your max fic before and i can’t wait to read more of what you write!
if you wanna write more soulmate aus i would love it 👀
amazing work! have a great week and don’t forget to take care ❤️
-lando’s girl 🤍
This is so sweet!! Thank you so much, I'm so glad you enjoyed it, I really wanted to do Oscar justice for my first fic with him :)
As for another soulmate au, I have one with Max hopefully coming out this Wednesday...so here's a little sneak peek 🤭
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"Haven't got a single date." Max jokes, but it's the truth. No one wants to date some random stranger when their soulmate might be out there. "For obvious reasons. And you?"
"They don't last." You say quietly, "Like I'm a stepping stone before they find who they want." Then, because that's not the kind of thing to admit to a stranger, you duck your head with a soft blush, and Max scoots closer, leaning to nudge his shoulder with yours.
"You're the finish line for someone out there." He says, an unfortunate race reference he doesn't think about until later.
"Thought you didn't believe in soulmates," You answer back softly, rocking your shoulder into his, and Max finds himself grinning down at you.
He didn't believe in soulmates, he believed in this. Real connection, with real people, no magical, mystical interference necessary. "Didn't say that person had to be your soulmate. Could be anyone." His eyes flicker down your dress, stuck on the open back of it, the perfect curve of your spine, and he has to take a slow breath. "Some stranger on the street."
You turn to look at Max with something so close to hope that he can't think too much about it, or he'll start to fall sooner than he can prepare for the landing. He just wants proof that he can love, and be loved, without needing a soulmate or matching mark. He doesn't need you to be the answer to all of his problems, he just wants a chance. "You're really sweet." You say, that look of hope flickering, "But I'm only here a week."
"And?" He rises off the curb and extends a hand to help you up. "Doesn't mean we can't enjoy ourselves while you're here."
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what? another angsty soulmate au? couldn't be from me...
okay WHAT happened in Barcelona??? the one weekend I don’t watch and all hell breaks loose??
always trust in the haasterplan.
Nothing has changed.
pov you've returned from a yacht trip with your mates and you came across your best friend (who didn't join because he was busy hanging out with his girlfriend) who just did some shopping