*the fic that doesn't care about ages in the slightest and I still don't know if it's Pikey or Petekey* The Way brothers weren't competitive, not in the slightest. Even in how gay they were. Because Gerard was clearly the winner. The adventures of Gee and Frankie spreading the gay to the middle school in BelleVille. PDA is A-Okay when spreading the important message of how great it is to be a flaming homo. When the gayest 13 year old in New Jersey also meets Mikey the gay spreads like wildfire. BelleVille better brace itself for the wave of gay. *fair warning this fic has so many opinionated messages about consent and all that V V V IMPORTANT STUFF*

*•*•*•*THE SEQUEL TO WAVE OF GAY*•*•*•* With age comes wisdom, but not necessarily maturity. At 22 and 28 the Way brothers hadn't given up their childish- and very gay -behaviours. The adventures of New Jersey's resident homosexuals Pete and Mikey and Frank and Gerard. When flights are delayed and fights are guaranteed the boys aren't flying straight- in any sense. These boys aren't ready for the waves that are rolling in.

Gerard and Mikey Way get bullied. They move to a whole different town after their mother gets transferred and have to go to a new school. Will this school be like the last? [DISCLAIMER: I don't own My Chemical Romance, I just own the story line.]

Gerard wasn't normal. Frank was. Or at least, he was normal until he found out.

When a new guy (Frank Iero) starts at boarding school, he meets many new people including his roommate (Gerard Way) they have a rough start and go through many challenging twists and turns. Frank thinks he might have developed feelings for the artistic heart throb, but will his roomie feel the same?

"A ginger! I'm finally a ginger!.. Thought it would be more exciting, honestly." Doctor!Gerard Companion!Frank A fun concept I wanted to explore :) I also love band/show crossovers.

where a boy named frank leaves his kik info in a bathroom urinal at 7/11.

Completed. Word count: 52,513 Stock·holm Syn·drome - noun: a psychological response in which victims develop feelings of trust and compassion for their captor, almost as if they're not being held as a hostage. Li·ma Syn·drome - noun: a condition in which abductors develop a sense of sympathy for their hostages, sometimes resulting in romantic attraction.