You can't make a Church Boy out of an Atheist, but you can make a Bad Girl out of a Christian. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ A Brendon Urie Fanfic

"A lot is wrong with this, Skylar." He seemed aggravated. Then slowly he began to stand up lifting me off his lap and onto the desk. I pouted. "But I'm willing to push the wrongs aside," he whispered, sending chills down my spine. "For you." Skylar, a student. Ethan, a teacher.

"What's my name?" "Daddy."

SLIM © 2016 "I wonder what they'd think of me now." ●●● Contains sexual content, mature language, and alcohol. Maybe some fifty shades of grey shit, but not really. Book #1 **CURRENTLY UNDER EDITING**

NOT MINE!!! I don't own this story; all credit goes to the original author SoloChaos on ao3 Trigger warning: suicide/sexual abuse/mature content Make sure you have some tissues....

Elle Weekes knew that even though she had everything, she was never happy, people talked to her not because they liked her, but because of her brother Dallon, everything was wrong and she knew it, she knew she was troubled.

Eva only knew that she was left behind; her mom by fate and her dad by sorrow. Living in an home for girls for two years and being the oldest there, she grew up alone and with a feeling that it would never change. Music was the only escape she had until Brendon and Sarah Urie decide to fill a hole in their life. But, is Eva going to be too much of a burden on her new family? Bands included are Panic!, FOB, top, Pierce the Veil, etc. Warning: this story discusses mental illness like depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and self harm so please read with caution and be careful

Mr. Parker will see you now.

[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.