SEQUAL TO "SNOW ON THE ROAD." Emerson Augustine is no longer the aimless college student she once was, but life still isn't playing fair. At 21, she got out of an abusive relationship, fell in love her one of her closest friends, and started her dream job as the touring manager for Twenty One Pilots. But now, even with it seeming like she has the perfect life, she's finding she's feeling that familiar frigid feeling she still remembers so clearly from the blizzard 4 years ago. Tyler Joseph is no longer just a small independent musician, praying that his dreams come true, now he's a signed and known artist with a growing and excited fanbase who wants to see his band and get more music. His dreams are coming true and he's dating the girl he's been in love since their early friendship, and though he should he happy, he's more anxious and terrified than ever. The young couple find themselves struggling as Tyler tours none stop, while struggling to keep a firm grip on his insecurities, and Emerson ends up finding herself caught up in issues with family and a secret she doesn't know if she should be keeping. The two have to take a moment and really look at life and decide if staying together is really the best option for both of them. Whether they can figure this out or if they'll have to part ways, even if neither of them want that. 2015-2017 story, i.e. The Blurryface era. Trigger warnings include: Death, grief, cancer, violence, mentions of abuse, self harm, suicide, overdose, abuse, pregnancy, overdose, miscarriage, and mental health issues/disorders such as OCD, PTSD, C-PTSD, Depression, Anxiety, and suicidal tendencies.

Tyler Joseph is sent away by his drummer and management to take a month long break after having several severe panic attack on stage. He goes, but not willing. Flying out and renting a remote and quiet cabin on east coast, hoping some fresh air and relaxing time by himself with fix his problems. But when a strange girl who loves to lie appears walking the dividing line of a small back highway, Tyler doesn't know what to do, but finds himself rolling down his window and offer the spare room in the cabin so she doesn't freeze in the northern cold climate. This strange intoxicated girl agrees, but doesn't seem to want to give Tyler any information about her life, including her name. A month is not a long time to break down walls that seem to be built so high, but Tyler finds himself drawn to this ghost of a girl, who talks about making her life better. But better from what? Will he ever truly get to know her? Or will she slip away like a ghost? Something she says she does a lot.

Sophie Quinn has spent years behind the soundboard, shaping live music from the background while staying comfortably out of it herself. She loves the steadiness of her work-the calm before a session, the familiar hum of equipment warming up, the way a room settles when everything finally fits together. When Twenty One Pilots visit the radiostation she works for an intimate live recording, it feels like a special day, but still familiar. She guides fans to their places, fixes small technical issues before anyone notices, and slips easily into the rhythm of the session. What she doesn't expect is the quiet shift that follows. Not a dramatic moment or a sudden spark-just small, ordinary interactions that linger longer than usual. A musician who pays attention to his surroundings. A short conversation that stays with her. A sense of being seen not as background, but as part of the room. As their paths cross again, online and off, something gentle begins to form-slowly, naturally, and without either of them needing to name it. It's a story about music, timing, and two people who learn to let their walls soften, one honest moment at a time. This story contains themes and elements intended for mature audiences (18+). Please read with care. Content may include: Smut / sexual themes Strong language Alcohol use Discussions of mental health struggles Emotional tension & heavier topics Suggested (emotional) abuse Occasional mentions of anxiety or depressive thoughts // This story is a work of fanfiction and is not meant to reflect real events or real personalities. Although it features names or inspirations based on public figures, all characters, situations, and interactions are entirely fictional. I have deep respect for the artists mentioned, and nothing in this story should be taken as fact or a reflection of their real lives. Take everything with a grain of salt and enjoy the ride.

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TRIGGER WARNING ⚠️- mention of suicide , domestic abuse, eating disorders and self harm. John and Sherlock are working a case when Sherlock gets shot. He is not majorly injured, but It required that John looks at his medical records. He quickly realizes that Sherlock had 5 suicide attempts in the past years. As John and Sherlock admit their feelings for each other, John learns how deep Sherlocks mental problems run. John knows he cannot magically make Sherlock better, but is determined to try to be there for him. Will he be able to? Completed. 87k words with a sequel in progress

I am a citizen of Dema. I am an escapee. I have failed time and time again. I have never seen the world outside this city, but one day I hope to. One day I will. My friend Clancy is like me. He is a citizen of Dema. He is an escapee. He is an exception. He has seen the world outside these imposing walls. He tells me about these people he's seen. He hasn't been able to speak with them yet, but he gets closer with each escape. I'm going to ask him to take me the next time he goes. I want to see these people for myself. I want to know if we can survive outside of Dema. Because I want to live.

You're a Bandito. Tyler is in Dema. Escape is imminent. <><><><><><> •i created this world to feel some control destroy it if i want• <><><><><><> < written by chalupa, edited by jay >