The Thornfield's and the Scott's have always been close, ever since Mary met Laura back in high school all those years ago. However, their sons, Wilson Thornfield and Brando Scott, have never seemed to get along. Wilson always found Brando to be loud and obnoxious. Brando always found Wilson to be too quiet and snarky. And every year, like clockwork, both families go to the woods for their yearly Christmas getaway. One week, one lodge, two families. Brando and Wilson usually have an unspoken truth to stay out of each other's way. However, on the night that the adults go out to town for their annual night out, a snowstorm hits, preventing them from driving back. Cutting out the phone signals. Locking the boys inside. Together. With no technology. As secrets begin to unravel, truths get brought to life, and the hatred that guarded the boys slowly began to melt in front of the flickering flames.

Wilbran one shots that will vary. Don't expect them to be long, most will be around 300 words. Hopefully updates twice a week

Wilson and Brando are in the middle of a heated argument-over something as trivial as music. Wilson, hunched over his notebook, is convinced the song he's writing is terrible. Every note feels wrong, every lyric falls flat. But Brando disagrees. To him, the song is raw, honest-something worth holding onto. What starts as a simple disagreement quickly turns into something bigger, neither of them willing to back down. Frustration rises, words sharpen, and the tension between them builds. But what happens next might change more than just the song. Read on to find out.

Wilson and Brando have always been insepritable. Ever since they were old enough to understand the concept emotion. When summer rolls around again, its not quite the same. The air is thicker of butterflies in their stomach and a feeling of love they can't quite name, and the blue Texas skies isnt the only thing making their faces beet red.

After the events of Caramel, Wilson and Brando have to navigate their new life in California, away from the Texas scene. Facing trials and tribulations, discovering new parts about themselves and each other, all the while trying to maintain a healthy, happy relationship. The sequel to my previous fanfic (The Story- W+B forever?), do Bran and Wil have what it takes to love each other under all circumstances- that being long distance? Or in the presence of unloving parents? Just remember, it's not the end of the story...

Two guys, one straight and popular, the other....not so much. Will the popular bad boy fall for a chaotic homosexual, or will they ultimately avoid each other because of a kiss that shouldn't have happened?

yeah so i gave into the demons uhm here's some conecorey one shots el oh el storyboard collaborator: @smartsxylacy

"Hey Bran?" "Yeah, Will?" "what's with all the...wishbones?" "i guess i have a lot of wishes." "yeah but...doesn't it make you..a little bit..sad?" "why?" "because someone always gets the Short End Of The Stick."

Based off of Will & Bran from Conan Gray's music video for 'This Song'. They were best friends that never wanted to admit their feelings for each other. Wil's parents were heavily religious and believed if you were queer that it was a straight-ticket to hell. Will and Bran used to believe this, that there was something wrong with them even if they wanted each other so badly, to be each other's so badly. Until the week before summer ended, a week before Will left, the longing became too much to bear.