emily browning
as
eloise hemingway
tom hiddleston
as
himself
side characters
gary oldman as nikolai hemingway
carla gugino as maria van-peterson
the marvel mcu cast as themselves
SYNOPSIS
eloise hemingway is the granddaughter of famous author ernest hemingway, the incredibly famous author. she and her father both followed in his footsteps, becoming famous authors, but it was eloise who got ridiculed for her writing style and characters and world building in her books.
after her father divorced her mother, it had been just her and her dad. both a bit sheltered, both incredibly introverted, and both sharing the same love of licorice and a good marvel movie on a friday night.
eloise has been heartbroken since meeting her biggest crush, tom hiddleston . . . a year ago. she had the chance to go on a date with him, had it not been for another singer that had turned his head. but when odd circumstances lead to another meeting, tom seems to show more interest in her than before.
maybe things would work out this time . . . if it weren't for the fact that eloise is terrified to tell anyone that she's asexual.
©fantasticfoursome__
started: 5.7.18
finished: 3.11.19
[ DISCLAIMER; ALL CELEBRITIES USED IN THIS STORY ARE JUST LOOSE CHARACTERIZATIONS OF THEM.
ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. THIS BOOK IS A WORK OF FICTION. NAMES, CHARACTERS, AND INCIDENTS ARE THE PRODUCT OF THE AUTHOR'S IMAGINATION. ANY RESEMBLANCE TO ACTUAL EVENTS, LOCALES, OR PERSONS, LIVING OR DEAD, IS COINCIDENTAL. ]
[ author note! hello, everyone. i've come to you with a new fanfiction. so, this book was once previously published about two years ago, and was labelled a rami malek fanfic. this story had basically the same premise, emily browning was the face claim, but mostly everything else was different. emily's character didn't have parents, in this she does. i've decided to reuse this draft because i already have 75 drafts saved on wattpad, and it was nice not having to make another one. i hope you all enjoy this one, because it's not going to be a social media fic . . . ]