The first time I met Brendon, I thought he was the waiter. All in all, not exactly the best first impression.

"I think this fucking thing is glitching, it says I only have one viewer." In which a young girl is the only viewer of on of Brendon Urie's Periscopes.

You can't make a Church Boy out of an Atheist, but you can make a Bad Girl out of a Christian. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A Brendon Urie Fanfic

NASA has reported that an asteroid will be hitting the earth and possibly ending it in only four days. the government is making all families go into local shelters to hopefully protect them from the asteroid. all families must proceed calmly and go to their closet shelter. ••• and Brendon and Jennifer aren't believing it. (and Jennifer isn't going to fall in love with Brendon...right?)

Alexandria Payne has shut the whole world out ever since the devastating death of her beloved father whom she cared for deeply. Nobody and nothing matters to Alex anymore. No one...except for Brendon Urie, an eccentric celebrity who can offer her far more than everything a girl could desire. Love finds Alex when she least expects it in the form of Brendon. But can Brendon mend the deep wounds that she's been dealing with since her father passed away long ago? Is love strong enough to fix loss? ------------------------------------------------------ As she sheds her skin onstage I'm seated and sweating to a dance song on the club's P.A. The strip joint veteran sits two away Smirking between dignified sips of his dignified Peach...and lime... Daiquiri. ------------------------------------------------------

Mr. Urie has some unusual teaching techniques

Reader × Brendon// A bunch of Brendon Urie Smut

Sweet, innocent Dallon is too good for this cruel world and Mr Urie knows that. Also I'm sorry if anything gets too cheesy/weird, this is my first Brallon fic.. Nevertheless, enjoy, fellow Brallon shippers!

"I'm his dad? You're kidding me, right?"

All my life I was taught that God had a plan for me. But this time he didn't. This boy was slowly turning me into the sinner I had always been afraid of.