It's late in the summer of 2001, and Ryan Ross is rapidly losing hope. He's been trying to start a band since Freshman year of High School, but all these efforts come with no success. Brendon doesn't have time to spend on conceded teenage losers like Ryan Ross; he's already got a successful band and everything else he needs in order to be happy. Brendon doesn't see a need to change the way things are since things simply couldn't be any more perfect. Or so that's what he thinks.

Author: repulsive_x on Livejournal. ALL CREDITS FOR THIS WONDERFUL STORY GO TO THIS AUTHOR! Rating: NC-17 POV: 1st, Brendon’s Summary: Brendon develops a little crush on the pastor’s son.

(Completed 13,724 words). Cute but kinda sad Peterick. +++++TRIGGER WARNING: MENTIONS OF SELF HARM AND SUICIDE. ALSO SLIGHT EATING DISORDER+++++

Patrick Stump just wants to be beautiful. Pete Wentz wants him to realize how beautiful he actually is.

Rydon.

High school is like a big game of would you rather, Brendon Urie has come to realize. It's one thing or the other and most of the time your options are so shitty you could rip your hair out. So when Brendon comes to terms with his inevitable popularity downfall, he and his best friend, Eden, come up with a plan to go out with a bang. MATURE FOR: LANGUAGE, SEXUAL CONTENT

Ryan is mute and is blind in one eye he's never been super happy about the way he looks. But he's always had support on whatever is happening in his life. Going through surgery's, and constantly beating himself over his looks. Brendon is the schools best hockey player He's tough and sweet And has a soft spot in his heart for the mute boy.

Summary: Ryan is a misanthropic Starbucks barista who is a tired insomniac and just wants to be left alone. Then Brendon moves in. myheartradio on livejournal

ALL CREDITS GO TO "fullcollapse" on livejournal for this absolutely beautiful story. Mostly AU, high school age setting. With the help of his friends, Ryan has just learned how to like life. Brendon hasn't yet found such luck. This is a story about strong relationships, trust, not wanting to be alone, and holding hands. There's a river, and just like its never-ending path to the ocean, some things just go on forever. Sometimes you need someone more than you need yourself, and sometimes, that's okay. Rating: R. Word count: 200,000+

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