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.

It's been 1 year since the split. Brendon isn't taking things to well, even with the help of Spencer, he still feels like a big piece of himself was taken out. So he takes matter into his own hands and deals with the problem but only to find out that it's not as easy as it seems.

WARNINGS: Suicide, pills, and depression. sad and short. one shot. enjoy.

High School is a crappy place. Ryan Ross is just a basic, troubled, emo kid that truly despises his school and everyone in it. One day a new boy, Brendon Urie moves to town and is shown around by Ryan. Will they become good friends? Or maybe even more?

During the recording for Panic! At The Disco's new album, Vices And Virtues, old memories of past lovers, mistakes, and fights will be drawn up and Brendon might not be able to handle the pressure of it.

Brendon Urie is the name. The name of the blind boy that no one talks to. In that school of disabled kids that have things with their troubled selves. He then meets a boy in one of classes, but with the issue of not seeing, he doesn't know exactly what is happening. The other boy's name is Ryan. He has the disability of not being able to hear through one ear and having really bad panic attacks that can result to hospital service. The two boys learn about each other, and get closer even though Brendon can't see. Ryan learns to accept Brendon no matter what, and becomes really reaally protective over the blind boy.

Why did Panic! At the Disco really go there separate ways? I mean, I know they wanted to head down different musical routes, but was something else hidden in this decision? 4 years after the split, Ryan and Brendon meet up again, but now they have to realize that they are two different people, living two separate lives. Will this stop them from returning to what they love the most? Don't judge a book by it's blurb! I'm terrible at writing these things so just check out my story and let me know what you think :D

He was her teacher. She was his obsession. YouTube Trailer: Call It An Obsession // Wattpad

Four years, many exes, a couple of albums, a band split and a band hiatus... a lot has happened since Ryan Ross walked away from Panic! At The Disco. Trying to get lost and forget his feelings for Brendon Urie isn't a walk in the park. So when he comes back to right some wrongs and hope to mend the bridges he burned, is four years enough time for them to make amends - or further their problems?

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