This title is pretty self explanatory. Just a warning; this is super sad. Possible triggers

Dallon is in love with Brendon

Set in New York, '1932' follows Dallon Weekes as he is sent to a boarding school for sick teens. While there he meets Brendon Urie, a kind and handsome adolescent whom Dallon befriends. As time passes, Dallon encounters bullies and conflicts he couldn't ever imagine. (This fanfiction is based on the Korean movie 'The Silenced'. I recommend that you watch the movie first. It is on Netflix.)

Maybe I am one of a kind, probably not, I'm not special, I'm not an important person, I am just another statistic of people who get life-changing news everyday. I'm the person who just sits there and kind of just spaces out. I don't listen to what the person who has given me the news is actually saying, it's just white noise for me as my hearing blocks it out and all I hear is high-pitched busing noise in my ears. I don't react to it either. Right now, I am just looking at my mother's face, she's talking to the man who'd given me the news with such passion. Like there's a cure for me. She already has plans from plan A to plan Z. Right now, I'm just remembering all the great times we laughed together, every time she was there for me to pick me up off my feet.

it's the marching band au that no one really invited but it showed up to the party anyway. //rated mature for language //i was writing this and i found myself hating where it had gone so I'm editing it, making a plan for it. this time it'll actually have chapters longer than five hundred words and will actually have more to do with marching band. feel free to read, just be prepared to re-read anything that is updated again.

!!Currently Editing/Fixing Chapter!! Dallon: "could you use she/her pronouns?" Him: "Why? You're a boy." Dallon just wants people to use her correct pronouns. He doesn't understand. Warning: mentions of cutting depressing thoughts mentions of transphobia and homophoia

"Watch where you're going, fag." "That's me."

A senior in high school, 18 year old Brendon Urie is practically an adult. But not so mature. He's never had a job, never done anything for himself, and with college just around the corner, it's time he finally started getting his life together. Warning: Use of Vulgar Language, Violence, Suicidal Thoughts and Actions