The second book for A Boy With A Crush. I would suggest reading that book first, because this is the continuation of that one. Which is why this one is "Book Two"... This is also book two, in case I haven't mentioned that. ;)

Patrick's home life couldn't be worse, and the same goes for his school life. He's constantly bullied by asshole kids that only care about looks and popularity (two things Patrick doesn't have). The only person that cares is his best friend Iris, but the only problem with that is she's mute. Patrick knows that shouldn't matter, but he finds it hard when his friend can't give him all the support he needs. Patrick's on the verge of breaking, but that soon changes when the captain of the school's soccer team- and Patrick's crush- befriends him. •••••••••• Warning: some cute and sad, and possibly triggering shit ahead. You've been warned. THIS IS BOOK ONE, BOOK TWO IS ON MY ACCOUNT SO READ IT BECAUSE THIS STORY DOESN'T END HERE YO

To save his father, Patrick Stump is forced to marry Pete Wentz.

Mostly funny and cute, some smut stuff though too (( they also get longer and better as you read them ))

"I'll teach you how to be even more irresistible than you already are, Wentz," THIS IS BEING REWRITTEN AND I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE IF YOU STAYED AWAY FROM THIS ONE. THANKS.

I should've listened to Andy. • Sixteen Candles AU/Peterick/Side Trohley • Completed

"Being a vampire sucks" Peterick au set in the little less sixteen candles universe where humans and vampires are forbidden from being near one another. This situation becomes particularly difficult for Patrick Stump... and his dead boyfriend. WARNING: blood (Gallons of the stuff)

Vampire!Peterick/Brallon

After a situation goes sour, notorious thief, Pete Wentz is forced to go into hiding, but with a prized jewel in his possession and the police hot on his trail he becomes worrisome of his chances of getting out of it unscathed. His old friend, Brendon, gets in touch with him at the right time, however, and Pete decides that it's in his best interest to hide out with him since this friend just so happens to live in a small town. Pete is played off as Brendon's estranged cousin, but the townsfolk are wary of the newcomer despite Brendon's flawless reputation. The plan goes smoothly at first, but Pete almost dies of boredom as soon as he arrives, so it's only a matter of time before he becomes entranced by the only interesting form of entertainment: the town reverend's seventeen-year-old virgin son, Patrick. Unbeknownst to the boy himself, his own innocent, curious gaze becomes the one thing Pete just can't seem to wiggle out of. First Published: March 2, 2017 Completed: June 28, 2017 Warning: Mentions of depression and death. Includes scenes of a sexual nature. Book 1 of 2

His life is like a car crash. It seems to play in slow motion, and it's hard to believe that it's happening right in front of you. It's captivating, and you know you shouldn't stare, but as soon as your eyes are gone, it's like the carnage disappears. Everything is natural, and you wonder if you just imagined the whole thing. A lawyer's life isn't meant to be dramatic. Especially when his specialty is writing wills and prepping your impending death. But Patrick Stumph doesn't think he has much more to offer. He is just awaiting the day his will comes in handy. He spends his day in a law office. He paints to escape. He slashes his skin to hate. The day Pete Wentz literally jumps into his life, his car comes screeching to a halt. The young hairdresser shows the lawyer that maybe there is something worth living for, as long as he stops until the light is green. (Trigger warnings. Please read first A/N for detailed explanation)