Brendon was framed for a crime he didn't commit. Even after charges are dropped and he leaves prison, an unexpected new best friend in tow, he can't seem to get his life back together---his past haunting him at every angle. But when he meets Ryan, the broken boy across town, and moves in with Pete and Patrick, he believes life can better itself. But Patrick has a secret, one bigger than Brendon can handle, and only he can find the key to saving Patrick. TW: Mentions of rape, abuse, suicidal thoughts, and character death. Sequel: Nothing Rhymes with Coffee No crimes characters are accused of in this story were actually committed. This is a complete work of fiction. No actual events are depicted.

((I spent two whole seconds on the cover)) Pete is stuck at summer camp with nobody to talk to, but a beautiful boy moves into his dorm and it seems to get better. ((Peterick fluff ahead, may or may not be triggering, but I'll let you know.)) GETS A LITTLE SMUTTY I WARN

Patrick was always heavy, even as a small child. He loved food and everything that went with it. Love, celebrations, you name it. Touring with Fall Out Boy had been a dream come true for him, but it has it's downsides, such as, no personal space, limited bathroom time and too much food, all of the time. So even when He tried to loose weight, something was always there taunting him. When some of his fans start to notice his weight gain, he started working out, but the comments didn't stop. What will happen when Patrick lets everyone's comments get the better of him. He's decided, he's losing weight, and he's losing it now. For the band, for his fans and for himself. "I really needed to lose weight this time, not just for them, but myself as well" -Patrick Stump TW for anorexia, bulimia and other eating disorder related subjects. TW for depression yet it's limited and brief. If you do not agree with homosexuality, do not read this. This has awful grammar, please excuse this, I wrote it for fun, not for anything serious. I hope you enjoy and if you're interested keep reading.

The tale of a high schooler, Pete Wentz, closeted and wishing he had the courage to not only come out as being gay, but having even the slightest chance with his crush, Patrick. Fortunately, Patrick indeed was gay. Unfortunately, he had a boyfriend.

"Your partner for the project is Patrick Stump."

Pete's past comes back to haunt him, and as he runs away he's hit by a truck. Legally dead for 20 minutes, he's resurrected by a handsome blond stranger who explains to him that he is no longer human. As he soon realizes, he's what you call a Talented; someone with strange, unique abilities due to a unique mutation in their genes. With a new ability of manipulating thoughts and reading minds, he's dubbed too unstable for the outside world, and is therefore placed in an institution for Talents with an inability to function with their powers; meeting a strange cast of Talenteds with strange new abilities. But who is Blurryface? And more importantly, what does he have against Pete and his new friends? Maybe being superhuman isn't as cool as he thought...

Patrick is the new kid at Winona High, and he doesn't quite know how to fit in. Dropping by a dance party held by the "in crowd" (as the popular kids call themselves), Patrick is incredibly uncomfortable, but the kid called Pete Wentz catches his eye. Throughout the year, Patrick hopes to find friends, and maybe more than being "just friends" with a certain someone. Two quarters and a heart down, 'Trick isn't a joke of a romantic...after all, one night can change it all.

Deep in the city of Chicago , there are many vampires lurking around but there ain't no vampires that scare Patrick. Or at least that's what he thinks. Pete, who is a vampire, hates humans but has a soft side for Patrick. Pete tries to follow William's rules but rebels it. Patrick falls in love with Pete.

Pete is straight, he's positive, until Patrick comes along. Patrick is the school nerd that takes the star hockey player's heart. What is Pete gonna do now? Will he accept the emotions or ignore them and continue his hockey dream? Book 1 of (E)ast (Mo)nument High Series