One-shots of Wenclair

Enid Sinclair/Spider-Woman

Being a hero is a tough job. You always have to keep your eyes open at all costs to make sure all citizens are protected and safe. However, that's not the case. I'm the one who has to protect myself now. Wanna know why? The answer is Venom. The funny thing is, I go to school with her. Her? Yes, her. Wednesday Addams. She's Venom. My frenemy. Except, I think of her as a friend but she doesn't.

We know each other's identities and no one else does. I always try to befriend her at school, but she tries to kill me whenever given the chance. Wednesday is a quiet and shy girl. She doesn't associate with anyone. There are guys that try to flirt with her, though let's just say Wednesday makes them run to the fields.

I told a few friends of mine I admire the girl. Even without them knowing that I am Spider-Woman and Wednesday is Venom, they think I should stay away from an outcast like her. Since I am a stubborn person, of course I didn't listen to them. When my eyes catch the venomous girl from across the hall or in the same classroom as me, I keep staring at her.

My heart flutters, and my lips turn into a smile for Addams. The more I stare at her, the more I steadily fall in love with her. It's very ridiculous on my part, but my heart wants what it wants. It's painful to know that I have fallen for someone who will never love me back. For sure, Wednesday hates my guts and will do whatever it takes to rip me to shreds.

That is why I try to get closer to her and know what she's like deep down. It's a bit difficult to understand my frenemy when she is emotionless. With her threatening and insulting me everytime we see each other, I don't get bothered by her words. Instead, I ignore it and lighten up the mood with gossip or jokes.

Currently, it's Friday and the last day of school before spring break. My last class ended once the bell rang. My teacher, Miss Thornhill, bid her goodbye to each student as we all left one by one. Right as I was out of the classroom, I ran after Wednesday who was two classes down ahead of me.

"Why are you following me?" Wednesday asked firmly.

"Because I want to. You know, you should show me all your abilities sometime this week considering we have spring break," I recommended nicely.

"Why? So you could use that to your advantage in defeating me?" The small teenager replied.

"What? No. I wouldn't use that to my advantage. I'm just curious as to how your power works. It looks pretty complicated to be honest," I stated truthfully.

"Not at all. How about you leave me alone or else I will turn into Venom and manipulate your body," Wednesday warned me.

"How about a duel?" I beamed brightly.

Unexpectedly, Wednesday's expression changed from killer to surprised. This is the reaction I wanted to get out of her. She wouldn't have predicted that a hero such as myself wants to duel their archenemy. She will definitely say yes to a duel against me.

"What's the catch?" Wednesday eyed me suspiciously.

"There's no catch. We could bet on who would win if you want. It would make things fun," I shrugged my shoulders.

Without a thought in mind, Wednesday quickly gripped the collar of my uniform shirt and dragged me away from the hall. I had no idea where she was taking me until we approached the girl's restroom. There, she opened the door and shoved me in. Addams made sure there was nobody inside the stalls before locking the door. I wasn't sure whether to be scared or excited about the situation.

"We can wager," Wednesday uttered as she whirled to me.

"Really!?" I grinned joyfully.

"Don't get excited right before you lose. When I take victory, you will let me take control of your body as Spider-Woman," Wednesday said with eyebrows narrowed.

"Sure thing. If I win, you will spend an entire day with me. Oh! And you must give me a hug," I wagered.

"What kind of monstrosity bet is that? I expected better," Wednesday remarked.

"Well... it's something I've wanted for a long time," I admitted while gazing at her eyes.

"Regardless, I'll win. Don't get your hopes high. I hate physical touch, so this will be an opportunity to take you down. Meet me in the football field at nine o'clock sharp. Be late and I will come find you. Understood?"

"Yeah..."

"Good," Addams unlocked the door and fled without another word or glance to me.

All of a sudden, I felt lonely. I sighed as I left a minute after Wednesday had gone home. I didn't even want to go home. I rather spend some quality time with the girl I cannot get rid of out of my damn mind. At least I get to see Wednesday tonight. I'm going to have a blast!

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Wednesday Addams/Venom

I was pleased to find Enid already dressed as Spider-Woman when we met each other at the exact location. I had already turned into Venom as soon as Enid appeared in the dark shadows. The symbiote consumed my body, turning me into a black entity with giant eyes and sharp, razor teeth. With the upper hand, I am taller than the blonde girl. It brought satisfaction upon my face.

"I don't want to waste anytime, so let's get started," I took my stance.

"Whoever is on the ground completely is the loser," I heard Spider-Woman address.

"Too easy!" I shrieked before shooting out multiple black webs towards my enemy.

She dodged quickly, sprouting out her webs to me. Instead of running away from the attack, I grabbed the web and wrapped it around my arm to pull Spider-Woman close to me. She then used her other hand to shoot another thick web onto my leg, tugging at it. But I was no fool.

I allowed the symbiote to melt off and follow the trail of the spider's webs to latch onto Spider-Woman. She noticed what I was doing and let go of her own webs. With my superhuman stamina, I ran to her as I screeched out of my mouth. This time, I tossed my dark web like symbiote from both hands at the hero.

Fortunately, she tried to catch my webs with her own until my webs multiplied. They ended up sticking to her arm, allowing me to bring each other close. To be able to claim victory, I need to land some hits on Spider-Woman. And that's what I did. I turned my hand back to normal and used all my strength to punch her stomach, causing the masked girl to fly away from me.

In horror, my eyes went wide when I realized I made a grave mistake. The blonde landed on the rusty goal post, creating noises that are sensitive to me. The black symbiote began twitching and extending out of my body. What made it worse was the goal post had worn out horribly. Spider-Woman being thrown to the pole made it break. I sprinted as far as I could until the aluminum post crashed onto the ground.

The noise was unbearable to the point where I screeched as the symbiote was leaving my body. I fell to the grassy area and rolled around, trying to clench onto something sturdy. Thankfully, I was no longer covered by the symbiote as it traveled back into my satchel that I had on the entire battle. The pain went away while I laid on the ground with my eyes to the sky.

"How humiliating," I mumbled and rolled my eyes to myself.

"Not really, but shit! My back will be numb for a few days," my ears caught a familiar voice.

I tilted my head up to find Enid hovering and smiling down at me without her mask on.

She looks better without the hideous disguise.

"My foolish action caused me to lose the combat unwillingly."

"Even so, that doesn't matter," Enid stood right next to me as I propped myself up.

"Why does it not matter?" I frowned at the girl.

"Because I thought long and hard before I came here to not let you follow through with my bet if I won."

"Why the sudden change?" I became puzzled at the blonde's statement.

"You told me that you hate physical touch. Before I asked for a duel, you wanted me to leave you alone. Obviously, I betted that you would spend a day with me and give me a hug. Both things that you don't want. Of course, I want to respect your boundaries. I don't want you to be uncomfortable in any way, shape, or form. In a way, I lost too," Enid's face shined.

I have no clue as to what made this happen, but a wave of emotions were uncovered. I believe the feeling is guilt and perhaps, in awe? I no longer felt miserable and rather felt lighter than usual. I rose my feet as Enid watched my every move. As if I lost control of my body, I strolled to the heroine.

She didn't move away from me or said anything. Enid stood still until I stopped in front of her. We were inches apart when I decided to wrap my arms around her hips and embraced her. Voluntarily, I closed my eyes and laid my head on her shoulders. I hate how I enjoyed the hug a little too much. It's stomach-turning.

Rapidly, Enid put her arms around me and even lifted me off the ground, hugging me tightly. I could feel her grin stretch more and more because I was engulfing her.

"I'm so happy I could die!" Sinclair squeaked excitedly.

"You'll be dead by me and not your happiness," I uttered against the heroine's suit.

"That's true, but I am genuinely happy and grateful for you Wednesday. Especially when you hate physical touches, you still went ahead and hugged me. So... thank you," Enid smothered me some more.

I sighed deeply before saying, "This will be the first and last time I say this, however you are welcome."

"You're evolving Wednesday! I'm proud," Enid flashed a smile as she let go.

Please tell me why I miss the feeling of her warmth?

"Tell anyone about this and I'll bite your head off," I threatened.

"I won't. Does this mean I get to spend an entire day with you?" The blonde questioned me.

"I supposed it wouldn't hurt being stuck with you in one day," I folded my arms.

"Yes!" Enid shouted while she celebrated.

I noticed I didn't feel annoyed or infuriated by her. Just by glancing at how much pride and honor Enid has makes me want to see more of that side of her. Possibly it's time I bring my walls down and authorize Enid in. After all, my cold heart is jumping to her immensely.