"Hasn't your daddy ever taught you manners?" "He taught me not to talk to you, mister." Donald Way is the head of a big gang. He's got a business he loves and a family he loves more. Especially the eldest son, Gee, who has a love of skirts and stuffed animals. Donald finds this boy special and unique, something that needs to be protected. Especially kept safe from Frank Iero, the leader of the rivaling gang. But that doesn't stop Gee from running into Frank while in town, and it doesn't stop Frank from becoming fond of the smaller, younger boy. First book in the Rebel Series

After Frank gave the business up to Pete, Frank and his baby boy have been living together happily at Frank's beach house. The two were finally healed and happy. That is, until Frank gets a phone call and ends up dragged back to Belleville. Rebel Series Book two

Everything now was just perfect for Frank and Gee. They were both healthy and happy, living together in their little beach house. Frank gets called in to work a deal, which has Gee following close behind, getting the two into worlds of trouble. Rebel Series book three

Some people might call Donna Way crazy. After all, she kept her son in a basement for 17 years. When he is finally found, he's sent to live with his dad and the brother he's never met. He gets sent to public school, which is seemingly a lot harder for him than he originally thought when his brother had explained it to him. In the end, it doesn't turn out so bad once he meets Frank Iero.

"Oh, it's you, the sad boy." People know Frank Iero, they all use his name in vain. Well, not his name, per se. It's more like his alias. Fun Ghoul is what people most commonly know him as. His infamy reins on with every life he takes. A small boy becomes the next prey of Frank, a boy who just wants to wear skirts and play with stuffed animals. Just a boy who has a sad life that doesn't cower in the presence of Frank Iero.

"Only douche bags wear sunglasses inside." "If I knew what one looked like, I might agree."

Gerard Way is technically a 25 year old man with amazing art skills, an ex wife, and what he referred to as "mediocre singing talents." Frank Iero is a 23 year old male who is an all around musician. He enjoys coffee and cigarettes along with his recent liking of tea. Frank finds himself falling for his best friend, but will the secret Gerard has been keeping change that? *smut warnings *ddlb *may trigger some - caution *rikey side drabble

Sequel to 'Don't look down' Please read the first book if you haven't already! We were all effected by what happened that night. Whether it's the burden of stress it left on your shoulders or the guilt that wears your soul, the impact is there; eating away at your insides while you sit there in excruciating frustration. Completely in the dark about if you're ever going to hear his voice again, his laugh, see his smile. How I feel is overwhelming in the most depressing way. I'd like to think that Gerard and Mikey have it worse; constantly arguing with themselves about whether it's their fault or not. They blame themselves, as always. I'm starting to wonder if this whole thing is going to drive us mad. I honestly think that what petrifies me the most is not knowing. It kills me inside. We can't afford to lose our friend. In a way, we've already lost ourselves. I can't handle losing anyone else... -Frank *slow updates*

Gerard way and Frank Iero have always passed each other in the hallway but never spoke a word to one another. They are both alike in many ways. Both loners who feel like they don't quite belong. Frank mostly spends his days depressed and alone. The occasional hurtful remarks from his fellow classmates and father wearing him down. Frank's family issues seem to swallow him hole which is mainly why he feels like throwing in the towel... permanently. Gerard lives to protect those he cares about. Though, he has a bit of an edgy attitude most people learn to respect. There's more to Gerard than what the outside shows. His brother Mikey and best friend Ray know glimpses of how he really feels, and how complications from the past really fuck with his behavior. But, their differences don't keep them apart considering these strangers are forced into each other's lives when Gerard finds Frank attempting to commit suicide. Can Gerard help Frank without revealing his own problems and emotions or will they become too much to bare? *Trigger warning *Still editing mistakes( I'm fully aware my grammar sucks) *also warning this is terribly written. I wrote this when I was 13 and finished when I was like 15. Now I'm editing as much as I can to make it less embarrassing. Sequel "Never look up" both fanfics make me cringe tbh

Frank Iero liked to prove people wrong, he proved his family wrong by going to college, he proved his professors wrong by finishing it- but he has never been able to prove himself wrong. So when he is offered a job to get him off the streets and out of the gutter he says 'Why not?' but will his closed off attitude clash with his boss? Gerard Way is an artist, the type of artist that is introvert and a coffee addict, an artist that lives and breathes his passion. But now he is lost in a world of black, he hates being poked and pushed by doctors and he had given up all hope of ever getting out of the consuming void he finds himself in. But with a new person in his life will he begin to see things a little more brighter, or will he be left broken hearted?