"life is precious, man. appreciate it." "sometimes there's just nothing to appreciate, you know?" --- it's only been a week since high school ended and tyler joseph has already been kicked out of his own house. depressed, angry, and now homeless, tyler isn't sure what to do. he's known for a while he doesn't like life. he self harms, cries himself to sleep, and is more suicidal than before thanks to this new situation. it's as if he's fallen down a hole and isn't capable of climbing out of it. that is, until a very pale boy with blue hair enters the scene. tyler can't understand why, of all people, this 'josh' is determined to save him. but at this point, is he really sure about anything? tyler, very slowly, begins to find joy. it's in music, it's in basketball, but most of the time it's confined in the time he spends with josh. but as tyler begins to get better, josh seems to be getting worse. only tyler is too oblivious to notice. --- [ COMPLETED ] (Co-Written with @tentacleurie) (Seriously she wrote half of this) (Go follow her)

"i still care about us." ✩ ryden oneshot ✩ vicesandvirtxes©

*completed* "Do you know what I thought the first time I met you?" Brendon asks me a few minutes later. "Hmm?" I mumble, my head still against his arm. "I thought, 'Great, this girl is probably going to be unbearably annoying and end up falling for me.'" I shoot my head up and look at him defensively. "That's not what I was expecting to hear," I say poutily. He laughs and puts his arm around my waist. "You know what the funny part is?" he asks again. I look at him, signifying that I want him to continue. "The funny part is, I think I ended up falling for you first." In which Ashley O'Brien is sent away from her home to live with her father's god parents and a teenaged boy named Brendon.

[COMPLETED] Brendon may specialise in English, but that's not all he's going to teach Grace. An unlikely pairing between a high school student and teacher-in-training is all it takes for an entire town to unleash a world of pain upon Brendon Urie and Grace Drake once their affair sees the light of day. Will their relationship withstand the harsh criticism of a disapproving world? *Should mention that this was inspired by @AnxietyAtTheBall 's "Call It An Obsession", which is an amazing read, and you should check it out if you haven't already.