If only he knew [GTA AU]

Never forget to say what you feel, life can change before you

Author's note: Hello everyone, you can call me Vivian, short thing here; I haven't wrote an fanfic in over 5 years and want to start back into it, so I might be a little rusty at first but please do enjoy. I really wanted to do a story of these two for so long ^^

Disclaimer: I do not own any of these characters, Fnaf, MadTv, GTA, YouTube, and anything else in here I can't afford.

Vanoss (Evan) x Delirious (Jonathan)

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Life in this little town never changes, the same people saying their mornings to the workers of the day. Some sharing the gossip of the small community which becomes the biggest news, word of mouth is its own broadcast station. In other words, you can live as an nobody here but will become the most famous person after your death.

But that doesn’t matter for the already famous YouTube star, H2O Delirious and his group of friends, who bring comedy and laugher to all their viewers. So much was thanks to his friends being who they are to each other; Pulling pranks, playing video games, most of time getting in trouble in real life, but he wouldn’t change one thing about them. They were all precious to him, and would do anything for them...but times were changing quickly to Delirious and soon his ‘Do anything for his friends’ turned to ‘Maybe next time.’ Nothing should’ve stood between him and his gang…Nothing.

On one side of town the school building was busy with people. Class was on its break hour; Students walking around meeting up with other classmates, Some venturing outside to get a whiff of fresh air after being trapped in a classroom all morning, and others were down in the cafeteria getting their prize of the day; food.

It wasn’t only students that were stretching their legs, teachers, too, were making their way out of the classrooms, meeting up with other coworkers. Lectures and student behaviors escaping their lips as they wondered down the halls together. Their attentions were soon distracted by the sounds coming from within the closed library doors. With a huff of annoyance they walked pass, a nose in the air and an sour attitude to match it.

Behind the doors the occupants inside weren’t having a fun time either. The students that stayed as long as they did couldn’t handle the noise and left. Others trying to withstand it the best they can; Earphones, getting deep in a book, moving to another side, but they all failed. The last hope was the elder librarian who but gave up long ago to quiet down the group of boys that always occupied the computer lab in the back every break. If there was kids in there already they would be chased out by the noise.

For a second there was silence, the librarian smiled, finally in peace of her silence. Just as she was about to put a book on the shelf an explosion of laughter surprised her, dropping the book. Her nose crinkled and her temper was on its brim.  Holding her hip she reached down picking the book up placing it on her cart of others and made her way to the back.

Placing some stray aging red hairs that fell in her face from bending, back into the bun on the top of her head she peeked into the entrance of the computer lab. Her tired eyes landing onto the group in the far corner, all huddling around the one that seems to be playing.

A scowl on her features and a frown on her lips, the older woman spoke, trying her best to keep on a gentle side, “Boys, the whole school can hear you again.”

The one closest to her, a well built teen with short hair, turned around to meet her. A sheepish grin on his lips as behind him he tapped on another to get them to turn around. “We’re sorry Ma’am, We’ll turn the volume down.” He said gently, ignoring the fact the boy next to him was smirking at him.

Sighing the old woman straightened herself, she looked down the column of books to the clock on the far wall. “No bother,” She stated, turning away from them. “The bell is going to ring soon.” Before leaving she pointed at the computer that was hidden behind. “Make sure to turn all that off, I been getting complaints about the computers scaring the elementary children when they come in.”