Austin, a warm and caring person, applies for a position in a mental hospital far away from his home in Phoenix. Looking to make a difference, and to really start his life, he takes the job. Alan, a 16 year old diagnosed with undifferentiated-type schizophrenia, is just trying to coast and find his way through the hospital without going into an episode when he meets the new orderly, Austin. Austin is taken with the young inpatient's beauty, and finds himself just wanting to be near Alan, and to help him. Alan feels an undeniable attraction to the older, but is ever held back by his paranoid delusions. How will he overcome? And how will Austin deal with his conflicting feelings?

"I want to love. Like the people do." Ray and Frank were never fixed to be human. They were fixed to be productive and get jobs done. They weren't fixed to feel, to touch, to sense. Gerard and Mikey felt like they were born to do something, but in a life where they roamed side-by-side with robot-people, they were always obsolete. But then the Earth decided to merge their worlds together.

Dan Howell is a particularly socially inept teenage boy, much to the surprise of his parents and teachers. Most teenagers have parties and get drunk while Dan rather likes to go to the local coffee shop on the corner of the street he lives on. As most of his classmates make excuses as to why they didn't do their homework, Dan had it ready before the teacher can say a word. Dan chooses to stay by himself and to the other classmates, he is seen as a freak of the sorts. Phil Lester had been watching this boy for a little while now. No one notices Phil that often, his own parents occasionally forget of his existence. But Phil can not break his infatuation with the boy that like to go to the little coffee shop at the end of his street. WARNING: Has mentions of alcoholic beverages and hangovers. Pairing: Phan People: Dan and Phil Rating: PG-13 Type: Aghast, fluff Setting: 2009 in Manchester, England Cover made by PhilLester on Instagram