preferences ( + imagines ) about your favorite grunge band boys

"Fuck that.." she paused to think,"I'm running away." "Where though?" "Dunno.. Wanna come?" "Yes." he said, without thinking. __________________________________ Quincy Howland is talented. He's really talented. His heaven would be an audience of thousands and his guitar. He hates his parents. They've never done him much good anyway. All they do is put a roof over his head. Nothing more, nothing less. He needs to escape. Harriet Tilden couldn't care less. She's sarcastic and blunt. Her parents pass her around like a hot potato. She wants a break from reality. Somewhere to escape to when things get too much. She's living in relative poverty and she's sick to death of everything. Then they meet their escape: each other. (This book is also available on Ao3, under the name @e4tyoual1ve)

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Trigger Warning: Suicidal Actions, Depression "Goodbye," I whispered. And with that, I let myself fall. Now the question is, how did I get to the hospital?

When Zeus steals Ganymede away from his mortal life, the young prince is thrust into the heart of Olympus-an unwilling god, a beautiful prize, a pawn in a divine game. Alone in a world of immortals, he is met with pity, indifference, and thinly veiled amusement. But one god watches him differently. Apollo, radiant and golden, sees more than just Zeus's newest trophy. He sees the fear in Ganymede's silver eyes, the loneliness in his quiet steps. And as time passes, the god of the sun and the boy of the stars find comfort in each other's presence. In the grandeur of Olympus, where gods rule and mortals fade, the sun and the moon form an unbreakable bond-one of warmth, solace, and understanding, shining against the endless sky.

Best friends November Adams and Jessie Reynolds-Somber have always been there for each other. November's supported Jessie throughout her childhood leukaemia, and Jessie's...done the equivalent in return. When November's seventeenth birthday doesn't go as planned, she takes a bus ride in the hopes that anywhere would be better than her family's stuffy apartment. Unfortunately, it only gets worse when the bus breaks down and she narrowly avoids being hit by an oncoming ambulance. Inside that ambulance? Jessie---and her family's avoiding November's questions. An unsent email may have the answer. On it is a bucket list: eight items, a letter, and a promise, from Jessie, that she'll explain everything when the list is complete. But the further through the list November gets, the more she learns what's going on, and the less she wants to know the whole truth. [FORMERLY AN ENTRY FOR THE 2024 ONC]