Jake has been a CIA agent for almost 10 years now and he has always completed his missions. One day his boss gives him a mission to expose and capture a world known assassin which Jake can not for fill due to his mistaken love for the man behind the mask. A/N: this is an AU in which Jake is an CIA agent and Albert is a world known assassin. Warnings: Gore, Cussing

Awsten is a total zumiez-worker reject who's just barely skating by in his senior year; key word, barely. To get his last credit in order to graduate, he's forced to join a club by his principle. The only one still welcoming members happens to be the gay straight alliance, or GSA which Geoff, a childhood best friend of his happens to be the leader of. Problem: Awsten doesn't even know what the first letter of LGBTQIA stands for.

when the boys go on tour, everything was running smoothly and normal. at least for everyone, but not awsten.

Geoff's eyes still hold a slight tired expression, but it's one of 'God, it's finally over, I can rest now,' instead of his typical 'when will this end?' It's over, and it's safe to come home. Continuing life where he left off will be tricky though, because as far as a certain purple-haired boy is concerned, Geoff can still disappear at any time. *** Trigger Warning: This story has brief violent scenes and mentions of past child abuse.

"i think you're the worst of them all" after what will definitely go down in history as the worst breakup ever, awsten is just trying to stay afloat and survive the rest of the tour. and geoff, well...the universe has decided to have a laugh and kick his feelings into overdrive at the worst possible time. this tour is about to change everything. (basically what i think is going on with awsten atm with gawsten thrown in because i love them)

Awsten Knight is a loud-mouthed asshole who wears skirts, seemingly couldn't give a fuck, and can pack a goddamn punch. Geoff Wigington is a fairly reserved punk kid who although has been through some shit, still manages to shut up and sit tight - unless of course, you're being an annoying prick. The first time the two collide isn't the meet-cute that everyone in teen movies dream of, involving an extra-large slurpee, a pleated skirt and a giant bruise. However, instead of the original choice to just ignore and push past it, they're forcibly re-acquainted through a class project that accounts for 20% of their grade. Maybe overtime they would mutually agree that one another isn't so bad - or maybe they wouldn't.