he thought it was over, but it was just the beginning. -slow updates- [sequel to Wrong Number]

Luna Dawn Mayers. A fangirl for Twenty One Pilots. When a tweet is sent on Twitter, could this change Luna's life? •Triggers• Alcohol. That's it.

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She hid in the trees and he happened to explore them

When Liz gets work experience as a blog and website runner for band Twenty One Pilots, she doesn't expect to fall in love with the drummer.

I woke up suddenly. Shaking uncontrollably. I could feel my heart pounding in my chest as if it would break free of my skin at any moment. I curled into a ball underneath my covers and tried to slow my breathing. "In, out. In, out. Y-you c-can d-ddo it." It wasn't working. Then the tears came. Slowly at first, like a beautiful, calm lake somewhere in the mountains. Then the floodgates opened, and the trickle turned into raging rapids, causing my eyes to drown in my own tears. There was nothing I could do to stop them...

Mae Brighton had her whole life figured out. That is, until Josh came along. What once was was filled with shoulda been woulda been coulda beens, is now full of tours, staff shirts, and a boy with a hair color that changed almost as fast as her shutter speed.

A harmless online connection sparks into much, much more. Emily lives a good life, but with a friend's encouragement and someone online grabbing her attention, things start to get better, but at the same time, very complicated.

CJ likes lights, and Josh likes CJ. cover credit - @joshuasduns

Shae is in therapy for incurable depression that has no cause. She has no escape, no motivation, no desire to do anything or be anything bigger or better than what she already is. Her life is very plain and boring, and she longs for nothing more than adventure. Shae meets Josh at a coffee shop and he recognizes her from the therapy office building. Shae thinks that it's a one time thing and she'll never speak to him again, but little does she know, he might just be exactly what she needs. Disclaimer: I don't own Josh Dun and this story is completely fake. I tried to keep some things in his life fairly accurate but I'm sure that I'm wrong quite a bit. Also, some of this may be triggering to some people but there isn't any self harm or suicidal tendencies in this story at all.