Frank Iero has been picked on everyday in and out of school since he first came in seventh grade. He gets called all the same insults that he did in Maine before he moved. 'Faggot' 'Retard' 'Sinner' it never changes, and neither does he. But.... What if his bully does? !!!!Trigger Warning!!!! Contains self harm and suicide attempts!!!!

Due to the ‘Western Burg Academy Of The Arts’ high demand on new students Riley Shebble has been forced to move into room 742 which is an emergency room located on the top floor it also happens to occupy a student by the name of Gerard Way. Outraged Riley does all she can to run Gerard out of the Academy. Of course Gerard’s feelings are mutual and the pair battle out to get each other out of the campus and out of each other’s lives. Or will this all lead to an UN expected turn of feelings?

Frank struggles in having feelings for his college room mate, Gerard.

Ivy Kasper is a princess. But her personality is anything but. All she wants to do is escape the life of glamour, escape her abusive mother and her perfect sister Piper. Then one night, at a gross, prissy, over the top Ball, she finds someone who is not supposed to be there, a dark(yet sweet)thief, named Gerard. He becomes basically her only escape and the two learn to get along with the sick, twisted problems of life. DISCLAIMER:{I do not own Gerard Way(sadly)or the Black Parade concept, I may have changed some things to fit the storyline}

'Alright ladies and gentleman, this is a robbery and if you want to make it out alive I suggest you get against that wall right fucking now!' ~~~ I've got ADHD, problems socializing AND anger issues. Why did I have to get caught up in this? I was supposed to be giving my friend her cup of coffee then going to a day at my college campus. I'm meant to be a doctor, not a hostage. I'm meant to fall in love, have kids, a career, all that stuff. I wanted to believe that there was someone for everyone but in a planet, in this town with so many people what was the changes you actually meet that person? One in a million.