When the Westboro Baptist Church plans to picket a Panic! concert how will Brendon react to the accusations about his sexuality past band mates, and lovers.

Ryan finds out he has a deadly STD, he tries to live the rest of his life to the fullest. When he goes out for his daily donut at the campus bakery, he meets young Brendon. A happy go lucky music major. Ryan quickly takes a liking to the boy and quickly befriends him. The more secrets the two share, the more Ryan finds himself falling for him.

It's 1950 and the only way adults can have some sort of fun is by secret strip clubs. The burlesque behind the abandoned building and under the motel. Ryan Ross was just looking for his usual that night, chics and men. He was on his usual search but the music seemed to attract him more than any other man or woman in the bar. He found that the man behind the music, in a gold mask, was much more interesting. "He smirked and nodded up at the masked singer, giving him his attention. The music man gave him a side smirk and sang more confidently." ('But it's better if you' do based)

Brendon has always had a problem since he was little and Ryan can't help but listen in, getting some fun out of it as well.

We all know that Brendon Urie, the lead singer of Panic! At The Disco, got hit with a bottle at a reading festival. What was Ryan thinking at the time and what actually happened? What happened after the incident and why was Ryan so mad that he stormed off stage? Brendon got hurt and Ryan wasn't okay with that. (This is fiction, But Brendon actually did get hit with a bottle in 2006)

So Brendon has a stutter. The thing about him is that he tends to always be a failure in front of the cute boy with a briefcase. He tries to be smart in their english class to impress the boy, but ends up making a fool out of himself with his geeky perks. Those big black framed glasses can't exactly help him see around his crush.

Brendon is a interesting teenager. He wasn't like most people, at all. He is a sass master, funny,charming, and so on. At school, he didn't really have any friends. He thinks people are too scared of him because of his sassy comebacks. He doesn't mind loneliness at school, only at home he cares. Unlike other kids, his parents weren't home all the time. They had work all the time, and only came home at 1 am, then left at 7 am. Only because his family was poor and couldn't pay for everything their selves. Brendon had a job as a Smoothie maker to help pay for their little house. It's basically a cabin on the side of the mountain. Brendon came home on day from work and found a kitty, a black kitten in the forest that was abandoned. He of course, took it in. He thought it would be great to have company in this lonely house. Little does he know of the secrets that lie beneath the kitten, that he named Ryan. Fluffy for short. One day Brendon came home and everything changes once he sees Ryan, different Ryan. Only to see that Ryan isn't exactly a cat.

Yes, it exists. In Nevada, there is a institution just for homosexual teens that have these 'special' thoughts. Crazy parents send their trouble teenagers for while, in hope that their child will magically become straight when they return. Of course in the institution there are different levels. Some floors have drug addicts, alcohol addicts, and LGBT treatments. But the main treatment is gay services. In Summerlin, Nevada, a boy by the name of Brendon Urie happens to have the most Mormon parents in the universe, well that's his opinion. He comes out to his parents and it doesn't go well. They got so worked up about it that they tried interventions, church, family meetings etc. But nothing worked because you can't exactly change someone's sexual orientation. So in response they had to get something bigger involved. They sent him to 'Center of Behavioral Health.' When he went he knew nothing was going to change, things only got worse. He met a boy named Ryan Ross.

Ryan Works at Build-A-Bear-Workshop, and he isn't really big fan of his job. A customer then walks in one time, and then after that, way too often. It kind of intrigues Ryan a little more and he wonders why this customer is here all the time, not buying much, just there.