A little poem I wrote in 7th grade. Wattpad worthy?? Find out.

This fic is an emo trainwreck. One summer at Hargreeve's Summer Camp changes everything for eight boys. Frank Iero, the "punk rock kid" who feels naked without a band shirt on. Gerard Way, the "artsy trash" who can't stop editing photos for his Instagram. Mikey Way, Gerard's "dorkball" younger brother that's constantly pushing up his glasses. Pete Wentz, the "cool kid" who's never kissed a girl. Brendon Urie, the "musical prodigy" who would rather be watching X-rated movies. Ryan Ross, the "gay best friend" who gets paid to do girls' makeup. Tyler Joseph, the "basketball jock" who just wants to learn piano. Josh Dun, the "scene kid" who only died his hair pink on a dare. These boys meet new friends, and new more-than-friends at camp, proving one summer can change everything.

There was this one kid that stood out the most in Brendon Urie's life. And that was Ryan Ross. He was the kid that got made fun of because he never took the bandana off. And got really pissed when someone tried to take it off. So you'd imagine how he'd react when he bumped shoulders with Brendon in the hall only to realize that the bandana came undone...

Brendon is left disabled after a car accident and has to go to a special school, but what will he find when he gets there?

Just a simple frerard one shot.

Troye is a famous, teenage heart-throb who over reacts about everything. The smallest problem could be seen as the end of the world in Troyes eyes. Everybody who is anybody knows exactly who he is; well, almost everybody. Connor Franta; one of the most isolated people in LA. He's holding down 2 jobs, and high school. so he almost never has enough time to catch up on pop culture. So what happens when Troye is forced to attend Connor's school? Find out in Heart-Throb. ** I WILL PUT WARNINGS IN ADVANCED,

Connor thinks that Troye is a narcissistic asshole who only does one-night stands. Troye thinks that Connor is an obnoxious jock who is friends only with fuckboys. They are both wrong.