TRIGGER WARNING: contains drug/alcohol use and NSFW content. Inspired by the movie, "Two of Us (2000)" ====================================== "You don't look different, but you have changed. I'm looking through you; you're not the same." The year is 1976 and the Beatles were a legendary band of the past. Old news, even. A distant memory that, at one point in time, took the entire world by storm. But that was years and years ago... Since, the band has gone through a pretty bitter break up. Though, memories don't fade away so easy. Paul McCartney knew that better than anyone else. Paul notices himself thinking back on old times more often than ever before. Dwelling on the unresolved problems between himself and the others... Well, the problems he has with one person in particular. John Lennon. Paul wants to repair the apparent issues left behind him with his ex-partner... his ex-lover, and it's no secret to anybody in his "new" life. One day, even his wife, Linda, suggests to Paul that he should go and visit the lad in New York City. So? What else is he to do, but... make a surprise trip? The rest of this story lies between these pages. ====================================== - Completed - Ranked #1 in the Mclennon tag and #1 in Starrison - Pretty Angsty - Disclaimer: Some quotes used in this story are paraphrased/referenced from the original "Two of Us (2000)" movie. I do not claim any references to it as my own work.

Paul is in love with John, and since it's the 60s, he's afraid to have anyone know. After time of bottling everything up, he begins to think worse and worse about himself, much to the band's concern. He admits to George and Ringo that he's afraid and doesn't know what to do, and they try their best to help him. Relationships, confusing feelings, and overall aNnoYInG people get in the way of Paul not only loving John, but himself. Will Paul confess to John and improve, or will the band lose the Paul they grew to love? (I also added some Starrison because why not?) Hello to anyone reading this ^v^ Sorry for being so dramatic XD I actually have no clue whether or not this will be good, so I appreciate anyone who comes to take time out of their lives to read it :) I truly appreciate any feedback anyone would like to give, so if you'd like to, I'd listen. Just be nice please :> I'm a self conscious soul XD All of this is fiction! Anyway, I've talked long enough. Have a good day! -PaulHeckingMcCharmly

We're not going home. Because this is home. McLennStarrison (polyamorous Beatles) one shots. Contains smut and AUs.

Beginning in 1959, this story follows the life of Paul McCartney had fate taken a few different turns.

Paul just started on a new school. Everything's grate till he starts to get weird eye contact with the schools bully John... a mclennon story it's not historical correct for the sake of the story. also English is my second language so there are doomed to be some grammatical mistakes so in advance sorry. i hope you will consider reading this book. thank you

In which John Lennon creates a groupchat and it all goes swiftly down hill.

"Macca you bastard! Open the door!" he yelled, but still no reply. He checked if the door was open and to his suprise, it was. He stormed in and went straight into Paul's bedroom. At first he thought that it was empty, but then he saw Paul. On the floor. Not moving. TW: drug use, suicidal thoughts COMPLETED ON 2022/07/08

In the Spring of 1963, Cynthia Lennon gives birth to a beautiful baby boy. But things don't go to plan, and complications during the delivery cause Cynthia to lose her life. John is left alone with Julian, feeling empty inside, and is struggling to cope with being a single father. (The Beatles do NOT exist in this story.)✌🏻💓 - | Any grammatical errors removed - 2025 |

Spinoff of Illegal Love (but I guess it could be read on its own) with one shots from the Beatles' daily lives together. Mclennon and Starrison. CONTAINS SMUT because people want it

The sequel to my story 'For Tomorrow' - A young Paul McCartney is struggling to come to terms with everything that has happened, grieving over both his mother and the life he lost. Those three weeks with John were some of the best weeks of his life, if not the best, and in the matter of a few minutes... It had all gone. It had broken him. With a no mother, a mentally unstable father and a brother who blames Paul for his condition, he has nobody. He is alone and depressed, remaining like that until the day he begins college. Because on the day he began college... That was when he saw him again. But was it him?