Ever since Dave can remember, he's never felt like he belongs anywhere. He always feel alone, he's never had a place that felt like home. This all changes one fateful night when he meets the love of his life, Klaus. And with him, he finally finds his home.

So I drown it out like I always do Dancing through our house With the ghost of you And I chase it down With a shot of truth That my feet don't dance Like they did with you.

"His name was Dave" A scrawny junkie from 50 years in the future meets a man in the middle of a war that was complete and utter hell that he could only describe as "kind, strong, vulnerable, and beautiful". A tale older than written words could tell it, love being the eye of the hurricane in the storm we call life. DISCLAIMER: none of these characters belong to me, they are property of Netflix and Gerard Way. CONTENT WARNING Theres some no no words in this as well as somewhat graphic gore, so if you're sensitive to that, this isn't the story for you

status: finished . genre: drama, tragedy, fantasy, au . Klaus has a troubled past. Five decided to stay with his siblings and never disappeared to begin with. All the siblings moved out and found their own places. Klaus stayed back though, fearing what the world might bring, and the troubles he may encounter...until he saw a boy; Then that changed everything.

Since the day he turned 13 the words "welcome to Vietnam" had been tattooed on Klaus Hargreeves' wrist. These are the first words his soulmate will ever say to him.

"wait a second-" klaus called. the man hesitated, turning his head towards the patient. "what can i call you?" the brown haired man smiled. "dave." he responded, finally leaving klaus' room in a quest to fetch coffee. so his name was dave.

SEQUEL TO SOBRIETY IS SUPER OVERRATED Klaus has officially just been sent straight to hell. And it turns out the land of fire and eternal torment isn't exactly all that bad compared to being raised in the Hargreeves mansion. The only problem is that he needs to go through 9 gruesome punishments in order to redeem himself and make his way to see Dave in heaven. This ain't no walk in the park This is hell bitch