After Pete cheated on his boyfriend, his "conscience" decides to manifest themselves to help him make better decisions, but really, all they do is argue over who Pete should side with. It isn't until Pete sees someone who catches his eye that he looks toward the little angel and devil on his shoulders. Peterick fan fic with a Ryden side story. Started: 7/24/19 Ended: 8/26/19 Highest Rating: #3 Peterick

"I hate when you do things right."

In which Brendon cleans the apartment of published author Ryan Ross to finance his college studies, and Spencer opens up an Indian style café and hires Jon to brew his fair trade coffee. Excerpt: Brendon sorts through Ryan's bathroom utensils while Nirvana is blasting from the speakers in the living room. Two tubes of toothpaste join a peaceful parade next to lip balm, moisturizing cream, aftershave and eyeliner that appears to have dried up. It honestly wouldn't have taken Spencer's insinuation to figure out that Ryan's not entirely straight. To be fair, the lube in the bedroom drawer was a tiny clue, too, and yes, Brendon might have been snooping just a little. Anyone who's in the middle of reading Ryan's book would be curious, and Brendon's especially curious where Ryan hides all the drugs he must have been doing during the writing process, churning out page after page when he was only nineteen. Against the background of Behind the Sea, it's also easier to make sense of the scribbled notes Ryan leaves lying around, the tone and particular way in which Ryan phrases things slightly more familiar. Some of them have Brendon's fingers itching with music. Ryan's writing is even more lyrical when it's torn out of context, isn't bundled up neatly within a chapter. Brendon refrains. It's really not his place to leave a mark like that on things he's merely supposed to straighten up. Link to the original story: http://zarah5.livejournal.com/35320.html

Patrick Stump is a high class C.I.A special agent. He's assigned to yet another mission, this time involving traveling all around the globe. Being high in rank, Patrick usually goes solo. Except this time he's given a partner.

A quickly written High School AU oneshot based on a prompt by @Geetrickprompts on Tumblr

Being a matchmaking angel is pretty straightforward: get your assigned human, disguise as a human, find your assigned human, help them find their perfect match, go back home, await next assignment, repeat. There are only three rules: never get attached emotionally to your assigned human, never tell your assigned human that you're an angel, and never under ANY circumstances fall in love with your assigned human. Patrick Stump has been a matchmaking angel for a few years, and is good at what he does. He's matched hundreds of people up in his short career, and thinks he's immune to mistakes, but his latest assignment, a rock singer named Gerard Way, proves to be quite a difficult (and oddly intriguing) subject. Desperate to get the job done, he spends extensive time with Gerard, and as the new year rolls around, he realizes that maybe matchmaking isn't so straightforward.

If there was one thing Patrick Stump hated above all else, it was trains. Even more so than the holiday season, or the idea of falling in love. If there was one thing Gerard Way loved above all else, it was trains. Even more so than the holiday season, or the idea of falling in love. What will happen when fate brings the two polar opposites together on a busy train travelling across the country on the week before Christmas? #5 in Geetrick 10/11/18 #17 in Petekey 10/11/18 #2 in Hallmark 12/6/18 This is a story done in the style of a Hallmark Christmas movie, so be prepared for a jumble of holiday clichés and romantic comedy tropes. This is probably the happiest, fluffiest story I'll ever write, so enjoy at your own risk!

Patrick lives a normal life with a girlfriend and loving parents. Pete is considered "troubled" by his parents and parties constantly. However, both their lives are uprooted when they are drafted into the Vietnam War. When they meet in boot camp, things change for the both of them in different ways they never anticipated.

This is the dramatic sequel to 'Let's Not And Say We Did'. So read that one first. It's not all sunshine and rainbows after Pete And Patrick finally say "I Do". Kicking their enemies out of the wedding doesn't stop them from getting their payback. And they do it in a way that will change Pete and Patrick's lives together forever. Will their love be strong enough to withstand the challenges? Or will their "I Do" quickly become "I Did" ? (Don't read if you're expecting all happiness and fluff)

Disclaimer: None of the fics in this book are mine. As the title says.