Gerard and Frank have the perfect love/hate relationship. They both hate each other, but love each other's bodies. Gerard being out as gay and Frank being closeted as bisexual they knew their physical chemistry was no match. But being from different cliques in high school leaves 18 year old Gerard and 17 year old Frank meant-to-be enemies. But years later, when they are thrust back into each other's lives by a tragic event, will they discover a love they never knew they held, or are they destined to be enemies ever after? Triggers: cursing, talks of drug use, smut, derogatory names and terms, homophobia Started: 6/19/19 Finished: 6/26/19 Best Ratings - #1 on #bottomgerard - #22 on #gerardxfrank - #598 on #mcrfanfic -#619 on #frerard

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(Y/n) (Y/l/n) is an insolent and brash 17-year-old, yearning to escape their dreary, vapid life in the suburbs of Belleville, New Jersey. A diffident, timid boy who had only just been (Y/n)'s lab partner in school, Gerard Way, feels remorse and anguish towards this wearisome town and has an underlying craving to leave it all as well. The two high school seniors instantly run away together in search of freedom, which leads them to accidentally murder a disconcerting stranger. (Gerard Way x Gender-Neutral Reader)

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Y/n L/n and Frank Iero are two of the best detectives in New Jersey. They decide to take a brief vacation between investigations at a tranquil hotel. Y/n has her eyes on a particular guest, Gerard. But her catching feelings for the man aren't the only thing should didn't expect. Neither of them would have guessed that they would find themselves in the midst of just what they were trying to take a break from, a murder. Will they crack the hardest case of their careers, or lose their lives in the process? You'll just have to read to find out.

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