"You're right, Joshua, I'm not human. I'm an animal." Tyler licked his lips, his hot breath fanning over Joshua's exposed neck. "And I'm just about ready to tear into you." {WARNING: INTENSE DEPICTIONS OF GORE, PLEASE DO NOT READ IF SENSITIVE TO BLOOD AND/OR MURDER} «© angelo»

"Flowers are an innocent, pure gift. They have various meanings, and they're an act of love," Tyler rattles on as he lets out a small sigh. Josh watches the boy in pure adoration as he makes a mental note. "I'll remember that." ©WanderlustJoseph

Josh Dun notices a new kid in his art class. Turns out he may be more complex than Josh ever imagined. ;[COMPLETED]; copyright 2019 jesse howard

"holy shit, i would let josh dun shove three drumsticks up my ass." "that seems painful."

After a tragic car accident, Josh is put in a full body cast next to a mysterious man. The two are forced to room together for the next few months. Tyler has fluid in his lungs and once a day, every day for an hour, he must sit up to help drain the fluid. His bed is next to a window, and the window sill looks really nice. Every day, Tyler describes to Josh, the man who can't move to see, the various and beautiful sceneries he sees through the window. It's all so beautiful and pure poetry.

"who are you trying to impress with that skirt?" "y-you" [used to be pretty little boy]

"why don't you talk?" tyler scribbled an answer in the notebook. 'i don't have anything important to say'

"I-I-I'm ju-just a f-freak"

When Jenna was six years old, she watched a boy leap off a building, sprout wings as he fell, then fly off into the distance. Her young mind embraced and believed the boy was real, but as she got older, she was teased more and more about "The Boy Who Can Fly." Jenna will be forced to see therapist after therapist, counselor after counselor, all trying to break her belief in the flying boy. To avoid all of the ridicule from her family and her peers, she spends high school pretending to be "cured" from her wild imagination. Once she leaves for college, she intends never to tell anyone about the boy she saw that night, until it comes back to haunt her.