It's 1995 and 17 year old Molly Hastings vocalist and guitarist for the punk band Paperclip dreams of nothing more than dropping out of school and making it big. And there's only 2 things standing in their way. 1)Paperclip are all girls and in a scene dominated by boys they'll never get taken seriously. 2)There's another band in town that just keeps getting in the way of their success, a band that represents everything Molly hates, blink. When it looks like Paperclip might finally get a lucky break disaster strikes all thanks to Molly's main competition the annoyingly successful, popular and obnoxious lead vocalist and guitarist of blink, Tom DeLonge. With only a month until Paperclip are meant to play their biggest show yet it looks like Paperclip's dreams are over before they've even begun. That is until Tom makes an insane offer that Molly wants to refuse but can she really put her personal hatred for Tom DeLonge before the success of her band?

Tom DeLonge is the school's player. Addison Webb is the quiet girl who prefers to read rather than make-out. The two are total opposites but somehow friends. What happens when one of Tom's friends dares him to get Addison to sleep with him? And what happens when someone else takes an interest in Addison? ***** #3 - blink-182 8/12/2018 #1 - tomdelonge 1/21/2019

Sequel to Touchdown Boy A Tom DeLonge and Pierre Bouvier fanfic ~~~~~~~ Addison made it through her first year at college. Now she just has to survive spending the summer at her dad's girlfriend's house. But her friends will be able to help her, right? Even her ex-boyfriend who keeps flirting with her, and one of her dad's girlfriend's son's best friends who keeps using French pickup lines on her. It certainly was shaping out to be a summer of love. The question was, who would Addison find love with? ~~~~~~~ #1 in simpleplan 2/3/2019

(UNDER REVISION AND IMPROVEMENT!!!) Chloe is a freshly graduated graphic design student from a small school in San Diego, California. Though the industry is beginning to boom due to recent advances in technology, she is doubtful for finding a job. An advertisement on the radio to work with Macbeth Footwear spikes her interest, and as a last resort she applies for an internship there. She meets Tom DeLonge, who quickly takes notice and asks her to work for him. This story follows them and the various events that happen, including leaving blink-182, the genesis of Angels and Airwaves, and other events. **No Al tools have been used in the creation (including editing or publishing) of this work.**

Some kinky Thomas Delonge for all those who need it. Read away sinners, I'll catch y'all in hell;)❤️

Sequel to Man Overboard ****** After her best friend, Mark Hoppus, saves her from attempting suicide, Willow Hart decides it's time to move on from her ex-boyfriend, Tom DeLonge. That's easier said than done when her ex is in the same band as her best friend. Rather than move on completely, Willow rebuilds her friendship with Tom, and with Mark at her side through it all. Willow and her friends' band are doing better than ever, except when tension starts to form in blink-182. Communication issues, side projects, and addictions drive a rift through the band, leaving Willow in the middle of it, torn between two friends...or maybe something even more. ****** #1 - markhoppus 11/24/2020 #1 - tomdelonge 1/3/2021 #3 - blink182 12/22/2020

*NOTE: this story was heavily influenced by another fic called Letters To God that I read back in 2011. The original author (Estiem) has been cool enough to work on uploading that fic on their page!* Raleigh is very troubled at home. A fight between her parents one stormy night leaves her running away from home. She dials the one person she knows she can trust; a friend for almost her entire life- Tom DeLonge. He helps her get on her feet, out of her parents house and on with her life. However, Tom has many demons to face on his own; a crumbling band, marriage, back problems and an addiction. The two of them must help the other one out before someone hits rock bottom... **No Al tools have been used in the creation (including editing or publishing) of this work.**