It's not their fault if they can't help it. [ASYLUM SERIES - BOOK ONE]

******READ A BIT OF MY LATEST CHAPTER TO SEE HOW MUCH MY WRITING HAS IMPROVED LIKE HONEST ITS SO CRINGEY I CANT****** Falling in love with your best friend seemed too cliche for my liking, so me and my best friend always knew we weren't going to do just that. However, life is so unexpected and before I knew it, I had a brain tumor, was stripped of my old life and given a new one. A life without my best friend, Niall Horan. I left the X Factor, where I had made it up to bootcamp, but it didn't matter. My dreams were crushed, there was no hope. I never did tell Niall, about my brain tumor and just cut contact with him. He didn't need to worry about me. What I didn't realize is that Faith also comes into play and well Faith does whatever the hell it wants. So next thing I know, here I am, reunited with my best friend. My brain tumor is gone, and I have my best friend back. It's times like these where I realize it's just a little too good to be true. And it is. Slowly, without even meaning to, I start falling for the boy who was none other then my best friend. Everyone knows falling in love with someone you simply cannot have is a nightmare, and I feel as though this nightmare will just never end.

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"shouldn't you be fucking with somebody your age?" "you're only a year older than me, asshole." | m.c. + multi-fandom au |

Michael loved his band. He loved his wife, his child, his life. He also loved drinking. The band has broken up. They all have wives, children, respectable jobs. Michael is about to lose all of them. Reeling from the break up of his band, he has found himself in a pit of depression. His wife has threatened divorce more times than he can count. He can barely get to see his daughter. He can't remember the last time he heard one of the boys voices. He's not ok. But can he figure out how to put the pieces back together? "So will you remember this night, twenty years now lost? It's not right."