15 year old Becca has been an orphan since she was born and nobody has wanted her because she is "different." She's awkward and doesn't fit in anywhere. But what happens when her hero and his wife want a child in their lives? Will her awkwardness just make her fade in the background? Will anyone truly ever love Becca and not just her famous father?

No this is not my story, it belongs to standbyme and gabriel. What begins as a transforming love between Dean Winchester and Castiel Novak in the summer of 1965 quickly derails into something far more tumultuous when Dean is drafted in the Vietnam War. Though the two both voice their relationship is one where saying goodbye is never a real truth, their story becomes fraught with the tragedy of circumstance. In an era where homosexuality was especially vulnerable, Twist and Shout is the story of the love transcending time, returning over and over in its many forms, as faithful as the sea.

Andy now has full custody of Elizabeth, and they're finishing their first tour with her along with them. As the tour comes to an end, Joe and Andy decide to enroll Libbie in a high school near them, which Libbie is less than thrilled about. She gets off to a rocky start, like any new kid would - especially when you're a rock star's daughter - but as the school year progresses, she makes a few friends and even meets a boy, who is the principal's son. In her new group of friends, is an old friend that she has a history with. Feelings are rekindled and Libbie's first relationship starts up again. On her birthday, October 23rd, her friends take her to a party - where things get very out of hand. Feelings are lost, trust is broken. Because of that, she resorts back to her old ways - her old self-harming ways. She isolates herself, not wanting to see a single person. Joe and Andy, even Pete and Patrick, are worried about her, but don't know how to help. As her isolation continues, she finally decides to make ends meet by trying to be more social with everyone. But, as she starts to feel better and decides to go back to school, the bullying she received when she first got to school progresses, making everything ten times harder again. She's called names, horrible, horrible names - and all because she lost her virginity to the principal's son. She soon feels like she's nothing, like she's not meant to be here. But, she hides behind a happy face every day, which makes Joe and Andy unaware to everything going on. Libbie tries to kill herself by overdosing, which, much to Joe and Andy's happiness, fails. The story ends with a life-altering shock to all three of them - as well as the principal's son. Will Libbie's life be the same? Will the boy come back to her? How will Joe and Andy react? Welcome to the sequel of "To Offset The Shakes"...

TW: death // will NOT include smut. joetrick oneshots i wrote. i will keep this up even though it's not well written & cringey.

Patrick Stump just wanted to loose his virginity with no strings attached. Just to ditch his 'good boy' persona. What better place than summer camp with some guy from another town, or even a state over? It sounded perfect in theory, but what happens when he begins to develop feelings for his fellow councilor?

In this third and final installment of the "Kik Me Sometime" series, we get to see the life after marriage for Pete and Patrick, as well as, how things have changed and evolved with time.

Harley is a girl who has spent her whole life in an orphanage. She gets teased a lot and is very suicidal. She knows that she'll never get adopted, but that doesn't stop her from dreaming about it, but one day, her dreams of being adopted come true, and the people who adopt her just happen to be Dan and Phil.