Todd lays awake at night and has a crisis. OR Todd realizes he is aromantic and struggles. CROSSPOSTED ON AO3 Aromantic!Todd Anderson; Pre-slash; Angst Read the authors note for content warnings and read at your own risk :)

Neil couldn't take it, his fathers pressure was too much, there was only one way he was getting out of this and it was not alive, until he met Todd. An anderperry story :)

❝ray?❞ he asked softly ❝can i take off your dress?❞ ____________________ ׂׂૢ་༘࿐ ˏˋ°•*⁀➷ in which loraine is the only girl allowed in welton and charlie is particularly fond of mr nolan's daughter ੈ✩‧₊˚ 「 fem!oc x charlie dalton 」 「 tropes included: best friends to lovers, secret relationship, forbidden relationship, mutual pining 」 「 started: august 10. 23. 」 「 finished: february 20. 24. 」

"You didn't even know the question." Her eyes narrowed. "I knew the answer though," he smiles. Wherein two students from opposite ends of town meet each other in a rather extraordinary "exchange program" given by their respective preparatory school. No one ever really saw them in a different light, maybe now there would be one. neil perry x fem!oc includes smut

some random chapters about Todd Anderson and Neil Perry <333

𝑺𝒍𝒊𝒄𝒆𝒔 𝒐𝒇 𝒍𝒊𝒇𝒆... ... after the boys have long graduated Welton Prepatory and thus become men with Keating's legacy living in their soul; whilst love, forgiveness, and poetry continue prevail even as they go their separate paths - or maybe, one that's not-so-separate at all. ⊱ ۫ ׅ ✧ [x reader, no y/n used. stories are separate unless declared as a continuation]

A Dead Poets Society fanfiction, between Charlie Dalton- the loud, rebellious, wealthy student at Welton Academy and our character Maria Winslow-A shy, but brave and passionate girl. They don't know it yet but one day their paths would collide when Welton Academy had opened a new opportunity for girls to join their school. It started when the people in Vermont wanted Welton to include girls in their school to show equality, of course there were people against this project but in the end the school had made up their mind and welcomed the new students in Welton.

❝ Unless you love someone, nothing else makes sense. ❞ ~ E.E. Cummings. A Dead Poets Society Story. At Welton Academy, rules are scripture, tradition is sacred, and silence is survival. For Frances "Frankie" Whitmore - the first girl quietly enrolled under a forgotten clause - it's a place she was never meant to be. Sharp-tongued and sharper-witted, she walks the halls like a secret waiting to be kept, until a boy with ink-stained fingers and too-loud laughter sees right through her. Charlie Dalton is everything Frankie isn't supposed to want - reckless, radiant, and restless to burn the world down if it means feeling something real. But beneath the mischief and bravado is a boy with too much heart, and Frankie finds herself drawn to him like a line to a sonnet - inevitable, inexplicable, and aching to be read aloud. As they're pulled into the fold of the Dead Poets Society, where poetry is rebellion and love is its own kind of defiance, Frankie and Charlie begin to discover not just each other, but themselves. In the shadow of tragedy and expectation, they will have to choose: to follow the script or rewrite the ending. A story of quiet revolutions, unsent letters, and love that lingers like verse in the margins, O My Love is a tender, lyrical ode to what we risk when we dare to be known.