it's pretty much just thrown together there's no plot JOKING STORY dedicated to loser @tate182boy 🖕 but smut warning...

The Halloween Dance is coming closer, and Mark is not dealing with it.

Tom leaves his selfish family to have a fresh start, he plans to stay at a friend's house, Anne Hoppus. When Mark, Anne's brother, and Tom get to know each other, they immediately click, but Mark feels something more for Tom, does he feel the same?

TRIGGER WARNING: EDs Mark has many secrets he's ashamed of until his best friend, Tom figures all of it out.

Tom thinks Mark's boyfriend doesn't treat him right, can he break the two up? Mark thinks Tom looks pretty in punk, can he tell him? (Tom Delonge/Mark Hoppus)

I hope you'll like them!! © 2017 by bakadelonge

Just another gay fanfiction. Tom and Mark are in love with each other but just won't admit it. Mark watches over Tom since he is 4 years older than him and Mark can't go home to his abusive father. One day their flirting turns to something more..

"it goes 'and the record begins, with a song of rebellion.'" "that's it?" (first person, all lowercase is intentional. updated at random times lmao. sorry if there's any errors.)

Mark has always been a innocent church goer with a huge heart, and also has bullies at his high school. Could they take the belief away from Mark? What happens if he starts dating his bullies' bestfriend? Would that decision be Mark's worst? Or best?

"I practiced all the things I'd say to tell you how I feel, and when I get the chance, it all seems so surreal." I start to say. "'Cause from the first time I saw you, in the school's cafeteria when that dude spilled my food all over me, I only thought about you, but I didn't know you then. I held on all the things you said to me when we ditched school." I tell him. "What I really wanted to tell you is that Mark, I like you so much. More than just a friend, something way more. I kept this secret for so long because I didn't know how to tell you exactly, I was scared you could say." I finish, and I wait for what he'll say. (Tom Delonge/Mark Hoppus)