After a failed suicide attempt, Frank Iero is placed into an induced coma to prevent any further self harm. While he's asleep, he's visited by what he believes is an angel who sings to him. When Frank finally awakens, it becomes his obsession to find who the voice belongs to. [[Trigger Warning! Suicide-- do not take this warning lightly. Suicide is a main theme. Pretty explicit self-harm, child abuse, underage drinking, reckless behavior, and depression. If you notice anything else that needs tagged, please let me know!]]

After a video of Patrick and Pete kissing is leaked, Patrick is launched into depression because of all of the hate following the leaked video. The only one who can save him is Pete; will he be able to overcome it?

Behind the scenes of The Youngblood Chronicles, Patrick and Pete aren't vicious blood-covered murderers, in fact, they're quite the opposite...

Patrick's a depressed and suicidal kid that has a low self esteem and social anxiety. He's quiet in school and he just doesn't like to really go out. He has only one friend that stood by him and never betrayed or left him, that friend is Pete. He listens to Patrick and helps him everyday just like a friend should. But Patrick feels like a burden and he doesn't really open up as much anymore. Once everything is over, he's living with the love of his life, Pete. - Trigger warnings: physical abuse, cutting, suicidal thoughts, suicide, depression, etc.

Sixth year Hufflepuff Patrick Stump had it all: good grades, a large group of friends, and a loving boyfriend. He expected his sixth year to be perfectly normal, at least by wizarding standards. However, all of that changes thanks to a job opening in Chicago, a mysterious new neighbour, a seemingly blank piece of parchment, and a powder blue Ford Anglia that might just have the ability to fly. Only one thing is for sure. This is going to be one bizarre year for Patrick and his friends. A Harry Potter/Fall Out Boy crossover featuring every emo band in existence and a whole lot of ships (Peterick, Frerard, Phan, Geoffkey, etc). Sequel to Gerard Way and the Triwizard Tournament, so if you care at all about spoilers, read that first. Cover by @BrendonBySleep.

(Completed 13,724 words). Cute but kinda sad Peterick. +++++TRIGGER WARNING: MENTIONS OF SELF HARM AND SUICIDE. ALSO SLIGHT EATING DISORDER+++++

Pete Wentz and Patrick Stump have been friends since as long as they can remember. Ever since first grade Pete's been simultaneously bugging Patrick and looking after him. Now they're older though not much has changed, but recently it seems Patrick doesn't need looking after anymore.

Frank Iero, 17 years old, gets injuries randomly, out of the blue. He doesn't do them to himself and no one does them to him, that he knows of. He doesn't know why it happens, how it happens, and who or what is doing it to him. After a bad accident he's determined to find out what is happening, but is quite surprised by the source of his wounds.

Vegas, great place, nice weekend in the world famous Las Vegas, what more could you want? Frank plans to spend a busy weekend away in Las Vegas, gambling, drinking and getting laid. Easy really, gamble, get pissed, get laid. One thing everyone forgot to tell him, it's easy to get carried away. The biggest rule: Don't drink too much, you might land a little more than your bargined for; like a husband? Marriage turns out to be a lot harder to end than Frank had thought - his parents had done it pretty easily - especially when his husband wants to avoid divorce at all costs. Everything he once knew is changed when he's married to an artist, two people really couldn't be quite as different. But is being different a bad thing? Is being married as bad as Frank had originally thought? Possible smut, probable trigger warnings and drug abuse, definite alcoholism.