[disclaimer asked for by @blurry011 this is sad at some points, but it'll be fine once they start eating pancakes] beebo: 11:11 make a wish! beebo: what'd you wish for? ryro: for you backspace backspace ryro: for me to pass that god awful chemistry test tomorrow ugh

my name is dan, not danielle × somewhat based off of the short film boy (HIGHEST RANKING: #2 in fanfiction)

just when the catipillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly × sequel to 'transgender' {HIGHEST RANKING #3}

part one

"Did you see my eyes?" He nods. I feel my cheeks beginning to stain red. I haven't shown anyone my eyes. ever. And now Someone's seen. Great. "I-I like them" John stutters "You do?" I ask surprised "Yeah!"

After the grand prix final, Yuri can't help but fall into a dark depression when his unsureness returns. Victor coaching him and competing at the same time is overwhelming, and slowly taking a toll on him. In a poor attempt to fight against his demons, Yuri convinces himself he's just going to be a distraction. He begins drifting, eventually loosing himself and his love for skating. When complications to Yuri's health start to arise along with past lovers, Yuri and Victor's relationship diminish and both decide perhaps it wasn't such a good idea for their bond to grow. They break the engagement and part ways. In months time, Yuri is back on the ice and he can't help but reminisce his time with Victor. With a heavy heart and a new look his return home comes with an unexpected turn of events when he discovers Victor at the foot his home, damaged beyond repair. Will they give in and acknowledge how blind they were and how nothing could ever get in between them? Will they make a promise to never let go of one another ever again? Will it be enough to save their love? Or will one of them have to leave again and be the fool? Book 1 of the Fools series

A very social high school student and a anti-social graduate cross paths, what now? ●○● CURRENTLY UNDERGOING EDITING ●○●

(boyxboy) That one where the popular guy gets dared to ask out the outcast.