The young man looked down with a sad look in his eyes. Logan spoke upon instinct. "I'll stay."

Roman's been acting and singing since he was a little kid. Before she passed, his mother loved musical theater, so he's kept the hobby as a way to stay connected with her. He's used to playing the lead, or at least one of the leads, so it's frustrating when the new kid lands the lead role of this term's musical. Logan takes on Theater Tech to boost his college resume, but realizes how much he loves it, and gets super into the latest production. Of course, that would have nothing to do with the peppy student director who always offers him bright smiles in the hallways. If he had the time around his busy, extracurricular-packed schedule, he'd like to hang out with him. Patton can't contain his excitement from seeing a musical he wrote enacted on stage. His actors are amazing, the backstage crew make everything perfect, and everyone trusts him when he helps them perform something a different way. He just wishes his family cared about his passions. Virgil tries out for the musical on a dare from his 'friends', but actually gets the lead. They quickly ditch him, leaving him a month into the year at a new school with no friends. He would have quit, but the director is simply too happy and he can't bring himself put a damper on that radiant smile. Now, on top of his shitty home life, he has to deal with drama and another student who hates him for no apparent reason. [I found this prompt on Tumblr and just had to write it. It is a Thomas Sanders fanfiction, focusing on the ships prinxiety and logicality.]

He let out a shaky breath, cursing himself. The pastor said that famous line and for a moment, time slowed down. Virgil took a step forward, doing the unthinkable as everyone looked at him. "I object." A Prinxiety short story based on the "Man of My Dreams" one shots in my Sanders Sides One shots book. If you've read them, don't spoil what happens.

#1 Thomas Sanders || 8:2:18 Virgil never sleeps. He never eats, never drinks. All he does is work from the comfort of his room, never talking to anyone; never going outside. Without realizing it, he has become famous to all the other sides - "The Drifter," as the youngers' like to call him. Never showing up for meetings and lessons, Virgil has become almost a legend, someone the lesser Sides look up to, admire almost, and someone the Upper Sides, aka Roman, Patton, and Logan, despise - a bad influence. They have deemed him "Unstable," a title only one person has had before. Something must be done, but will it do more harm than good?

The young Prince Roman doesn't know much about the world outside the palace, but one day he meets a boy his age with gift for art and witty comments who climbs up to his balcony one night. When the boy's past comes back to interfere with their future, they have to stay true to one another and fight to keep their lives, and the kingdom, from falling apart. This book is completed.

An insecure Virgil, a confused Roman, and a sickening misunderstanding leads Virgil to make a painful decision 'for Thomas's own good.' When Roman makes a fatal mistake, leading Virgil to the edge, will he be finally able to admit his true feelings to himself and Virgil? *Complete* -------It hurt. Everything. Anxiety hurt, as usual. He was always disappointed. Disappointed when the other sides not-so-subtly left the room when he approached, disappointed when no one went to his door to check on him. Disappointed even more when he couldn't bring himself to end it; end the pain. There was always one thing holding him back - Prince. Although he tried not to show it, refused to let his mind dwell on the subject, he was in love with Prince. There was no doubt about it. His smile, laugh, accen t; they all drew Anxiety to him.

Being a magic user isn't an abnormal thing, but Prince Virgil has a type of magic only heard about in folk tales and rumors. He tries his best to contain it over the years, but accidentally slips up in front of his and the neighboring kingdoms. As his magic gets out of control and his childhood friend from the neighboring kingdom, Prince Roman, tries to find a way to stop the destruction of the kingdom, the impending storm draws closer. The book is updated on Mondays, Fridays, and Sundays.

Lots of Prinxiety! Mostly fluffy! This is my second book of one shots because I actually ran out of space in my other one! Completed - Volume 3 available!

The anxious side had a major mishap with the creative one during one of Thomas' videos. That happened again the next day, and the day after, and again. He denies to himself that this is happening, that he's somehow repeating the same, horrible day again and again. As much as he hopes tomorrow will come, it never does. When he finally cracks, ready to accept his fate, he finds a way to make tomorrow come. Though it's going to be harder than he thought. I'm most likely going to re-edit this sometime, so if you see the words changing and stuff, 'tis why.