Olivia Rodrigo Oneshots

fireplace

Earth 46
Y/n's View

"Your should just come to Canada with us this year. You can't keep spending Christmas here alone." Mom says.

"Liv's coming home this week. We're going up state to spend it with her family." I say.

Last Christmas on my own

"Olivia is coming home?" Mom asks.

"Yes." I say.

This Christmas, you come home

Olivia has been gone in Utah for acting for a year.

"I was starting to think she's never come back." I say.

I thought you went Frozone

"I pick her up from the airport tomorrow." I say.

"Okay." Mom says.

Time Skip

I see Olivia get of the escalator and she runs to hug me.

But now I'm not alone (Alone)

She hugs me tightly and I smile.

"I missed you so much." I say.

She smiles and kisses me.

We walk out of the airport and I put her suitcase in the car. She sits in the passenger seat and I sit in the driver seat.

Baby, step in the car (Oh)

"Where do you live now?" Olivia asks.

"Mars." I say.

I'll take you straight to Mars (Oh)

"Why do you say that?" She asks.

"It feels like it's a billion miles away from here." I say.

She laughs and I smile.

"I got you coffee because I know you haven't been getting enough sleep." She says handing me a coffee cup.

Hot coco in your arms (Oh)

"Thank you." I say smiling.

She smiles and kisses my cheek.

Every season is ours

Time Skip

"Why are holding onto me so tightly?" I ask.

"It's cold." Olivia says.

Baby, come, it's freezing outside

I take my jacket off and hand it to her.

"Thank you." Olivia says putting it on.

"I guess running late runs in the family. You're always late, your parents are late, and so are your grandparents." I say.

Waitin' for the plane to arrive

"I'm gonna pretend I didn't hear that." Olivia says holding onto me tighter.

Need you by the fireplace tonight
Gettin' cold, I need you inside

"You're really needy. Do you know that?" I ask.

"No." She says.

"Remember when you made me fly to Utah because you were having a panic attack? When I got there, you said you were fine and asked me to go bowling with you." I say.

"I don't remember that." She says looking around.

I laugh and she smiles.

"How have we been together for 2 years and you've never met my family?" She asks.