Frankie Iero is not like most girls. She plays the electric guitar, doesn't care about what clothes are hot, and hates drawing attention to her body. She has hidden her true self for sixteen years. But when a boy named Gerard Way comes along, Frankie begins to open up to others and makes a decision that effects not only her and the people surrounding her, but for himself.

Gerard Way is a virgin. A pathetic, gay, red-haired little virgin. But he was okay with that. People in school avoided him, hell, they didn't even know who he was, and that was how it was. Until a good 'friend' of Gerard's started a rumor. A rumor that was bound to destroy everything Gerard had come to know, and even a little more in the process. Nothing good could come out of this situation, or so Gerard thought. But a certain boy with converse and a lip piercing would beg to differ. (Ok I suck at writing intros. The story will be better, I promise...)

|| 𝚆𝙰𝚁𝙽𝙸𝙽𝙶: Please be cautious when reading this fic, as it may be triggering to some people and it's very graphic, sexual and explicit. || Franks a psychotic serial killer who is one of the most dangerous people in the state of New Jersey. He got let out of prison because it's simply "the end of the world", as most would call it. But Frank takes this as an opportunity to find his lover, Gerard.

Being stripped of trouble is easier said than done, especially when it's doubled. Despite not knowing of each other's existences, Kellin Quinn and Vic Fuentes have the power to wreak havoc in almost every place, and on almost every person. Little does their new home, a Christian boarding school for troubled teens, know what chaotic mess they just might have created by assigning both boys as room mates.

Therapist: A person skilled in a particular kind therapy. Kellin Quinn: A certified therapist who helps patients diagnosed with chronic depression and have a past with suicide. One Problem: Almost all of his clients end up taking there own lives some point after visiting him. Yet, no one has really taken note of this connection. Except for Victor Vincent Fuentes, who thinks there's something more than a high suicide rate in their area. He then begins to question all of Kellin's motives. And trust me, he's no ordinary therapist.