This story is semi-canonical! Imagine today's world, but where everyone has superpowers - all the rest of the facts are the same. Enjoy! ----- In a world filled with superheroes, what little Sean can do just seems... useless. He's rejected from everything, everyone looks down on him. There just doesn't seem to be a place where he fits in. But when he finds Sector Eight, an elite school for the heroes with the best powers who hide in plain site on a website where they are guaranteed success, despite the fact that he is so useless, he can't help but feel like he belongs, like he's finally part of something. Maybe it's possible for him to find a true home that accepts him, but he'll need a little help to believe it... To the world, you are one person. To one person, you are the world. ----- BOOK 1 OF THE 'SECTOR EIGHT' BOOK SERIES

the air smells like the promise of tomorrow and nothing has ever smelled more terrifying

"Staring into his eyes, I could see everything. Despair, emptiness, uncertainty, every insecurity he's ever had. The fact that I could see it in his eyes, especially in this light, broke my heart." TRIGGER WARNINGS- depression, self harm, abuse, alcohol abuse, suicidal thoughts, homophobia HIGHEST RANKING- #1 in Crankiplier on September 2nd, 2017

In a world where your soulmate's first words to you are tattooed onto your wrist, Nathan Smith is more than surprised to see the words 'marry me' scrawled out on his wrist in messy handwriting.

In which eight college kids and a black cat teach Nate to face his past. / completed 7/25/15 . 10:25 pm

[DISCLAIMER] I DO NOT OWN FNaF THE MUSICAL OR THE COVER IMAGE [DISCLAIMER 2] THIS WAS WRITTEN BEFORE THE SUPER EXTENDED CUT, SO THE MATPAT ENDING DOESN'T APPLY TO THIS STORY. Let's just pretend the last night ended with Bonnie saying, "Weird, everything turned out okay!" or however he said it, okay? Okay. -Apple It's been one year since the last time Mark Fischbach saw Nathan Sharp. The last time they saw each other, Mark being pulled into a police car for questioning. Nate had told him that everything was okay now, now that Springtrap was taken care of. But, even after Mark was released, he had nightmares about those animatronics. Seeing them in his house when he was awake or asleep. Now, when he thought he was in control of his life once again, Mark received a voice mail asking him to meet 'an old friend'. Hearing that familiar voice threw him off so much, he didn't know if he should go along with this. But, it would be nice to see someone who had gone through the same experiences as him, to talk about it and get help. Is it really a good idea to see Nate's friendly face if it means risking those robots seeing him again? And would this friendly face help Mark more then he previously thought? Cover Image by @simpleagle on Tumblr/Instagram/Twitter (I think)