Logan is well known in his school for seeming to be emotionless. He is called Robot because of this, the name given to him by the three kids that teased him the most. It's a new school year, and things seem to be looking up for Logan after becoming friends with the new kid, Patton. One day, he is approached by one of the more popular kids in school, Virgil, who tells him he would like to be friends. He's hesitant, as Virgil is one of the three kids to like to tease him, but Virgil pushes him to accept his invitation to hang out. Logan finally gives in, and as the two begin to spend more time together he gradually develops some feelings for Virgil. The question is, is Virgil being completely honest with Logan? My friend Winchester_At_Heart made me the amazing cover! I was previously BobnSteve180 which is why it says that.

The tallies appear only when you fall in love. A red tally mark means your love is not returned; these are the most common. Having a black tally mark means that it is. Everyone who fell in love hoped their tally mark would be black. No one ever expected to have three black marks appear all at the same time. Book warnings: Lots of descriptions of scratching ones wrist. Mentions of cheating, descriptions of anxiety/panic attacks. -This story is an alternate universe with the Sanders Sides. The ship is polysanders, and no oh my god they do not look the same shut up. The idea for this book came from a oneshot I wrote called Tallies in my book Sanders Sides Oneshot 2.- -Also thanks to Winchester_At_Heart for making the cover!-

What happens when a Side becomes overwhelmed, overworked, or just in overdrive? Why, they turn into a form that won't harm the host of course! What does Virgil turn into? A tiny little black kitten, and boy is he adorable. Such adorable ability might come in handy when dealing with being kidnapped by a dark entity as well. Original story was written by @Chickitagirl in her one shots and I was given permission to use it. This book is completed.

Thomas is suffering, and it's all Anxiety's fault. All of it.