Brendon's view through the years, every chapter a scene of him and Ryan's life together.(Warning: Fluff)

Every year the school hosts a game. Find all the objects and you win. Brendon has played for the last three years, this is his last. Ryan is a newbie and is lost. When handcuffed together for the games, the two must fight it out to win the game.

Ryan was sent to a mental asylum. Why you ask? Well he was obsessed with the Cheshire Cat, so much so, he cut into his face a massive smile resembling the Cheshire Cat. He killed and pulled out the teeth of people and animals and pushed them into his cheeks so the smile was more realistic. Brendon was sent to the asylum because he has PPD (Paranoid Personality Disorder) Ryan and Brendon are roomed together. Between Ryan wanting to kill and Brendon being nervous. They are complete opposites. But opposites attract...

*Based off The Young Veins song "Cape Town"* Never go to Cape Town. It's a place where lovely ladies sing and pretty boys dance. And there he was. All brown eyes and dark chocolate hair. Dancing in the midst of the crowd. I defiantly got lost in Cape Town.

Yes, it exists. In Nevada, there is a institution just for homosexual teens that have these 'special' thoughts. Crazy parents send their trouble teenagers for while, in hope that their child will magically become straight when they return. Of course in the institution there are different levels. Some floors have drug addicts, alcohol addicts, and LGBT treatments. But the main treatment is gay services. In Summerlin, Nevada, a boy by the name of Brendon Urie happens to have the most Mormon parents in the universe, well that's his opinion. He comes out to his parents and it doesn't go well. They got so worked up about it that they tried interventions, church, family meetings etc. But nothing worked because you can't exactly change someone's sexual orientation. So in response they had to get something bigger involved. They sent him to 'Center of Behavioral Health.' When he went he knew nothing was going to change, things only got worse. He met a boy named Ryan Ross.

Brendon is left disabled after a car accident and has to go to a special school, but what will he find when he gets there?

Four years, many exes, a couple of albums, a band split and a band hiatus... a lot has happened since Ryan Ross walked away from Panic! At The Disco. Trying to get lost and forget his feelings for Brendon Urie isn't a walk in the park. So when he comes back to right some wrongs and hope to mend the bridges he burned, is four years enough time for them to make amends - or further their problems?

Lenox, of the Ornelas household, is a nonbinary, young adult noble who's forced to follow and respect their family's traditions and customs. Constantly scolded at by their father for binding their chest and cutting their hair short, Lenox wishes they had never been born into a noble family. Their wishes were met - somewhat - when, in the middle of the night, their castle is attacked by someone who was believed to be an ally. Only just escaping with their life, Lenox is quickly met with the realities of the real life world and that it wasn't so easy to have justice brought to an evil-doer - and, in most cases, the real evil-doers weren't the elves and the poor, but rather the ones with authority. Realising that they were practically hopeless, Lenox's hand is drawn when the real fight for their life - and for others - is initiated.