It's okay, not to be okay.

"You know the great thing about Sunday mornings? They set the tone for your week; it could be good or bad, all depending on this one morning."

"So here we go again, wish that we could start again. Wendy, run away with me. I know I sound crazy, don’t you see what you do to me? I could be your lost boy, your last chance, a better reality. Wendy, we can get away. I promise, if you’re with me, say the word and we’ll find a way. I could be your lost boy, your last chance, your "everything better" plan. Oh, somewhere in Neverland. We'll start a life of the plane and the simple, of great times with far better people and weekends with our friends, laughing about the wine that stains their teeth. We'll talk about how your parents separated and how you don't wanna make the same mistakes as them. I'll say it's all about sticking it out and trying to feel forever young. So here we go again, wish that we could start again. Wendy, run away with me. I know I sound crazy, don’t you see what you do to me? I could be your lost boy, your last chance, a better reality. Wendy, we can get away. I promise, if you’re with me, say the word and we’ll find a way. I could be your lost boy, your last chance, your "everything better" plan. Oh, somewhere in Neverland."

ser·en·dip·i·ty   [ser-uhn-dip-i-tee] noun 1. an aptitude for making desirable discoveries by accident. 2. good fortune; luck.

"I didn't have a desire to live anymore- I just wanted to die right then and there." In which fifteen year old Alex Gaskarth doesn't have a desire to live anymore and wants to die right then and there until he meets fifteen year old Jack Barakat and everything changes.

How do you define what is left to be undefined? How can you assign feelings to something that is supposed to leave you emotionally detached?

It's never too early or too late to celebrate. Especially when your boyfriend can hardly manage to be in one place for very long.

Pairing: Jack x Alex || Jalex Rating: PG-13 Word count: 4800 Summary: Alex and Jack have been best friends since high school. The strength of their relationship only grows as their band All Time Low starts to become a household name. But as they grow older, curiosity gets the best of them, and feelings change, Alex struggles with coming to grips with his sexuality. While trying to figure himself out, he loses the only person who ever had Alex Gaskarth down to a science—even when Alex himself did not. How can Alex possibly go on without his best friend and the man he maybe, just maybe, was starting to love?

Jack Barakat would never treat his princess like anything less than just that; she's daddy's little girl, after all.