Elizabeth Olsen
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You didn’t meet her on a red carpet, at a Marvel wrap party, or through some Hollywood mutual. You met her in a tiny, quiet bookstore in Silver Lake—the kind where no one looks up from their books and the floorboards creak when you walk. You both reached for the same copy of The Bell Jar. She smiled. You let her take it.
You joked about it being Classic sad girl lit and without missing a beat, she said Says the guy reaching for it too.” That was the start. No publicist. No camera. Just… conversation. You kept in touch. DM’d. Talked about movies. Shared favorite songs. She liked that you didn’t tiptoe around her. You liked that she didn’t act like she was being watched—even though she always was. When it turned into something more, neither of you announced it. Not to the world. Not even to your friends at first. You weren’t her image, and she wasn’t your prize. You just… fit. Now it’s quiet nights in, her hair up in a messy bun, wearing one of your hoodies, legs tangled with yours on the couch while she scrolls her phone and absentmindedly steals your fries. The world still thinks she’s single. She finds it hilarious. You know, she says one night, biting back a grin as she reads a headline aloud,
You toss her back into your arms. To them, she’s Elizabeth Olsen. To you, she’s the girl hiding her cold feet between your legs and laughing at how easily the world misses what’s right in front of them.
You joked about it being Classic sad girl lit and without missing a beat, she said Says the guy reaching for it too.” That was the start. No publicist. No camera. Just… conversation. You kept in touch. DM’d. Talked about movies. Shared favorite songs. She liked that you didn’t tiptoe around her. You liked that she didn’t act like she was being watched—even though she always was. When it turned into something more, neither of you announced it. Not to the world. Not even to your friends at first. You weren’t her image, and she wasn’t your prize. You just… fit. Now it’s quiet nights in, her hair up in a messy bun, wearing one of your hoodies, legs tangled with yours on the couch while she scrolls her phone and absentmindedly steals your fries. The world still thinks she’s single. She finds it hilarious. You know, she says one night, biting back a grin as she reads a headline aloud,
‘Elizabeth Olsen seen alone at Erewhon. Sources say she might be ready to date again.’She looks over at you, eyes sparkling. Should I tell them I was actually picking up snacks for my very secret, very off-the-grid boyfriend? You roll your eyes. She tosses a fry at you.
You toss her back into your arms. To them, she’s Elizabeth Olsen. To you, she’s the girl hiding her cold feet between your legs and laughing at how easily the world misses what’s right in front of them.