|#2 in Romance 2/20/16| *** So he sent you here. The dirtiest, grimiest, most vile building in New York City. The building where countless have silently lost their lives. He sent you to this Five Star Hotel so you could feel the fear that comes without having his protection. He picked one of the most dangerous places in the country to send his beloved son. He sent you to the dogs, who he hoped would eat you alive. (This is a quote from the spin off but it fits)

Georgia Cooper, that was my name. Living my days out at "Miss Avery's Orphanage". Losing your parents, loved ones and friends is one of the hardest things. But, I had to move on, to start a new life... I guess it was in my favour. Being the adopted daughter of Brendon Boyd Urie wasn't as I imagined it... I fucking loved it ((Trigger warning, sexual references and strong language))

Sequel to Fuck is a Bad Word! You and Brendon are struggling to settle down together in LA, but throughout the adventure of it all, you learn many things: about Brendon, about LA, about the music industry, but there is one dreaded thing you learn about the most. The media. Cover by me! UPDATES ARE EVERY SUNDAY! <Once again, Sarah Urie will not be in this story, but I have nothing against her and no ill will toward her. Much love to Sarah!>

" A moment you'll never remember " " And a night you'll never forget. " → Sana Kuch is the sassiest photographer Brendon has ever had the pleasure of talking to and he just happens to love it. Brendon is the dorkiest guy Sana has met and she grows to love it just as she grows to love him. [NOW EDITED!] [BOOK ONE] [THE PANIC! SOCIAL MEDIA SERIES]

You're just a nerdy teenage girl running from your family, hoping you can make it in the real world. Well the internet is real. The people behind the screens that you look up too are all real and they're closer to you than you think...

*'BEST PHANFICTION' WINNER (FANFICTION AWARDS 2018)* Daniel has anxiety and crumples paper to calm himself down. Phil has ADHD and diminishes hearts to bring himself up.

you're the color of everything that's ever meant anything

In which a girl can't go a day without an anxiety attack and a boy can't go a day without noticing

" we're friends right? well, you can't really tell me otherwise anyway, which is probably why we're friends. " Or the story of an overenthusiastic boy called Phil, who has trouble shutting up, and a reluctantly mute boy called Dan, who's life is falling apart, and how they both come to realise that sometimes - actions can speak louder than words.