Shadowhunters One-shots and Preferences

Joy Ride-Alec Lightwood(With Isabelle Lightwood and Jace Wayland)

And kick-starting my book today are Jace and the Lightwood siblings. Based on an episode from Steven Universe, the reader is a mundane and she, Izzy, and Jace convince Alec to loosen up and have some fun cause he's sulking cause Magnus is away on a warlock business trip or something. Things get intense as the night progresses.

High-intense action and some language. Enjoy.

"So how long has he been sitting there?" you inquire of your friend, Jace; you and him were standing by the open door to Alec's room, Alec sitting on his bed with a book in one hand and a bowl of popcorn in another. "What time is it now?" Jace asks you back. "Uh, almost 5 in the afternoon," you answer. "Then almost three days now," Jace answers, "It's official...our friend Alec is in a slump." "It only took you three days to realize that?" Isabelle quips as she approaches, "I could've told you the first five minutes Magnus took off."

With things being at peace recently, and everything at the Institute was pretty much being handled, Alec originally had planned to spend a mini vacation with Magnus someplace nice and far away; unfortunately for the Shadowhunter, his boyfriend was called away on some warlock business. It was sort of last minute, and Magnus didn't have the time to explain, but he had to go, and he wasn't exactly sure when he would back as these type of business trips could last three days or even three weeks.
That being said, poor Alec was pretty much left with all these plans and nowhere to go. As a result, here he was three days later, doing nothing but read books and munch on snacks; sure he'd check in and go over Institute stuff, being the dutiful Shadowhunter that he is, but he barely even left the Institute let alone his own room. So at this moment, it was up to you, Izzy, and Jace to pull your friend out of this funk he was currently in.

"We need to get him out of this room," Jace declares. "Let me talk to him," Izzy suggests.
She walks in and takes a seat next to her brother, causally taking the book out of his hands. "Hey, I was reading that, I'll lose my place," Alec scolds. "You can read some other time," Izzy tells him, "Right now what you need is some fresh air and a change in scenery." "I walked out and got some fresh air," Alec gets defensive. "Pfft, walking out of your room inside the Institute is not getting fresh air," Izzy deadpan, taking his hand and practically yanking him to his feet, "Come on, big brother, you're going out and socializing in the mundane world whether you like it or not. And don't worry, Jace and (y/n) will be joining us so you don't spend the whole time sulking." "I do not sulk," Alec denies. "Yes you do," you and Jace simultaneously counter.

Seeing that he was clearly outmatched, Alec reluctantly agreed to Shadowhunter's night out, "Okay, fine. What did you all have in mind?"

So neither you nor your friends did actually have any idea where you were gonna go once you managed to get Alec outside. Jace suggested the Pandemonium, but you thought that was a little bit cliche.
"Come on, that can't be the only place in Brooklyn you Shadowhunter types can go to," you point out. "Then any club or bar would do just fine," Jace replies. "It's always booze and pickup lines to get girls into your bed with you isn't it?" you frown. "How about we go somewhere new?" Alec interjects, "Maybe some place out of town?" You, Izzy, and Jace were thoroughly surprised at his suggestion. "What, you wanted me to get a change of scenery," Alec points out, "What better way then to go somewhere we've never been to before?"
"And how do you propose we get there?" Izzy asks, "I highly doubt the Institute would let have portal access to anywhere we want just for a pleasure trip." "Easy," you speak up, "We leave town the old fashion mundane way...okay it's not OLD fashion per say, but it's simple and we can enjoy the scenery on the way." 

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"This is your great idea?" Alec frowns, skeptical as ever as he eyes the rust bucket in front of you and your friends. You knew a guy in town that sold used cars and you may have convinced said guy to lend you a car for a test drive to make sure everything was where it needed to be; also he did owe a couple favors. "Come on, it'll be great," you assure, dangling the keys in front of you, "It's the best way to get out of town. Just think, we'll soon be out of town and have nothing but  clear skies and open road before us."