Baz and Simon are fifth years in this story. I've made sure to research as much as possible to hopefully make this accurate behavior and plot wise. *bows* Thank you for reading. Or just looking at the description. Ye. (All characters belong to Rainbow Rowell. Content is based upon her work, as is all fanfiction. She'...
Summary: Simon Snow and Baz Pitch meet online and they get closer every day. There are complications in both of their lives. They take comfort in each other. or A crossover fic of Simon vs The Homo Sapiens Agenda and Carry On where Simon and Baz both have secret identities.
This is a two chaptered fic about and alternative universe where Simon and Baz meet at a ball. This story belongs to me. @sncwbaz on both wattpad and tumblr (I also have this posted on my tumblr) The characters Simon, Baz and the other named characters in this fic belong to Rainbow Rowell. I borrowed them and made th...
Baz is hopelessly in love with Simon Snow, if only he could get the words out. Snowbaz one-shot
simon is conflicted "should I tell baz or not" he thought A/N~ PG-13 if you don't like gay fanfics or snowbaz peace
This is my personal SnowBaz fanfiction. It takes place after Carry On, a wonderful book by Rainbow Rowell. So if you haven't read the original, then you must go read it now before I spoil anything. Go! Hurry! Anyway, if you have decided to ignore my warning, this relationship is cannon. This story contains something t...
Based off the novel Carry On by Rainbow Rowell In a world where Simon and Baz aren't roommates: Simon, Agatha and Penny are all theater kids and Baz plays violin in the orchestra, but things may be changing for the weirder. Simon, the devoted and charismatic theater kid, somehow managed not to land the lead role opp...
Simon and Baz have lived through seven straight years of sharing a room and hating it. But this year that all might change. When they are paired together (against their will of course) in class Simon is forced to confront feelings that may have been there for a very long time. . .