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.

A dumb mistake leaves Wilson glad he's moving away from his small Texas town. But unexpectedly he has to go back. Just for the summer. ⋆ Brando knew Wilson all his life. They were like brothers. However, when he hears Wilson is coming back he doesn't know what to do. ⋆ Filled with undiscovered love and the rush of one last summer could lead to anything.

After the divorce, Wilson's mother decided to send him to his estranged Auntie Trina and Uncle Benny in Santa Elena. Abandoned by his parents and trying to adjust to his new life, Wilson Gomez meets Brando Ferriera, a charismatic and handsome guy, and starts to form a friendship. That bond opens up feelings and secrets, hopes and dreams, and that, maybe, they are not alone in what they're going through. But life is too complicated to be happy. As their feelings change and grow, they are confronted by things that they tried to bury. Wishbones, Clovers, and Numbers from Heaven, is it enough to save both of them? Or maybe someone will always get the short end of the stick. *** This is a story loosely based on Conan Gray's album Wishbone. I love this album and love Conan Gray's music. So, I hope I can give his album a justice.

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.

It's the summer after senior year, and everything is changing--especially for Wilson and Brando. They've always been inseparable. But as the long summer days stretch on, something between them begins to shift, and the lines of their friendship start to blur. They don't talk about it--not really. They pretend not to notice the lingering glances hidden between the laughter, the way Wilson's gaze lingers too long when he thinks Brando isn't looking. But Wilson feels it--in the brush of Brando's hand, in the silence that stretches between words. Neither of them knows if the other feels it too... or if saying it out loud would ruin the fragile harmony they share. A slow-burn summer romance about friendship, unspoken feelings, and discovering love where you least expected it. (Inspired by "This Song" by Conan Gray)

When Wilson returns to their small Texas hometown for the summer, old flames between him and Brando reignite-bringing with them all the hope, longing, and complications they tried to leave behind. As they slip into familiar rhythms and stolen moments, the weight of unspoken truths and hidden fears grows heavier. Brando struggles to hold on without losing himself, while Wilson wrestles with choices that could pull them apart forever. Amidst the heat of summer nights and the quiet ache of goodbye, they must confront what love really means-and whether some things are worth fighting for, or letting go. (Inspired by "Vodka Cranberry" by Conan Gray)

After a messy divorce between Texas native Wilson's parents, his mom packs up and moves them to Austin to go live with her wealthy parents. The next summer however, his dad claims he's sober and ready to start a new relationship with his son so Wilson makes the move to spend the summer back home in Georgetown. When his old best friend Brando shows up at his window the first night he's back Wilson remembers just what made it so hard to leave in the first place. After a year apart will their friendship stay just as strong? Or become something new entirely? Inspired by Conan Gray's upcoming Wishbone album. Has little bits and pieces from all his albums and songs though.

An adaption of Conan Gray's story, Wishbone. After 9 months of not talking to Brando, Wilson decides to come back to his hometown for the summer after receiving an interesting postcard in the mail... Will his feelings for Bran rekindle or will they be what they were always meant to be, friends. But who knows... maybe Bran has some secrets of his own.

A fanfiction off of Conan Gray's Music Video Trilogy. This fanfic will show more scenes from all three music videos and will have ties to all of them. This will show the behind-the-scenes of the WillBran story and add scenes and personal thoughts. But there's always one question floating around Conan fans... W+B forever? This story does not assume anyone's sexuality in any way. It is just imagined labels to have the story flow more easily. TWings contains scenes of: homophobia, mentions of child abuse, and assault.

☆ Wilbran Fanfic | The Wishbone Trilogy by Conan Gray