Their relationship had been filled with its share of flippant and careless touches from the beginning, but Matty's hand on his back in the middle of the night meant something to him. It was intentional. It always had been. A reassurance in the dark that wordlessly communicated 'I am beside you'. //// A history of George and Matty told in brief vignettes, from alternating perspectives, over the course of 10 years. 13 parts.

"Your little difference is inseparable. Because that's what makes you who you are." Autistic!Louis Businessman!Harry [Highest Ranking #206 in Fanfiction #20 in Hashtag onedirection] WARNING: I wrote this book when I was a teenager. Please read at your own risk of dying from cringe. . . . Translations : -Spanish - @ilarry_12 ATTENTION : Some chapters are made private by Wattpad itself. So please follow me before you add this book to your library. You can unfollow after reading. (: This book may contain some triggering things for some people. So please read at your own risk. I have done my research on Autism but if I ever got something wrong or offensive please do tell me. Happy reading beautiful people! (: - Ash © 2017 @lousbumtohazsdik

Matty thought he knew himself, but after an unexpected breakup and a surprising proposal from his best friend, he finds his preconceived notions shattering in the span of a few days. Matty has no idea who he is anymore, especially regarding who he's attracted to, but with his busy schedule and a string of seemingly never ending shows, he isn't left with much time to ponder it. It really shouldn't matter anyway, and Matty's trying to convince himself that it doesn't, but the one thing that does matter is George, and the constant fear of damaging their friendship keeps Matty from exploring the newly revealed path that is extending before him, pushing him down other avenues that he assumed he had escaped from long ago. ~~~ Completed *contains descriptions of drug use and sexual content*

What happens when the members of Panic! At The Disco, Fall Out Boy, and My Chemical Romance get stranded on a deserted island in the middle of nowhere with no cell phones and four pounds of Cheez Whiz? Well, first they pray to the Emo Lord and Savior, Billie Joe Armstrong, then, they complete his challenges to get back home. Between a complicated love triangle, an affair, and a terrible case of milk PTSD, everyone's in for an adventure they'll never forget. (Mainly focuses on Panic! At The Disco, Fall Out Boy, and My Chemical Romance but also has Twenty One Pilots, Pierce The Veil, Sleeping With Sirens, and many many other bands.)

Matty's not co-dependent, exactly, just very attached, and he's coping, and it's not like anything's happened, except so much happened all at once, because George is allowed to have girlfriends, because Matty and George were never exclusive, they were never anything really, it's just that Matty would like to think that there was something, and that that something was more than wishful thinking, but he reckons it's too late for that now. And it was bad enough seeing George kiss her. Maybe it would have been fine if he'd just reacted like a normal person about it, but no, Matty didn't speak to anyone for days, and George moved out to live with her, like Matty can blame him, and Matty's had what is easily the most depressing four months of his life, because it's come to the point where he's pretty sure he hates George, except, he doesn't, not really, because it's Matty's fault, if anyone's, even though he's yet to get his head around it. But then before Matty really knows what's happening George has broken up with his girlfriend, and needs somewhere to stay for a while before he can sort things out, and Ross is just kind enough to volunteer Matty's house - he has a spare room, after all. It used to be George's room, after all.

The good books says we must suppress The good books says we must confess But who cares what the good books says Cause now she's taking off her dress ---------------------------------------------------------- Matty doesn't talk. He doesn't look at anyone, even. Except Gemma. George talked. He looked at people, too. He was beautiful and glowing and everyone liked him, even the teachers. The dark purple bruise-like shadows under Matty's eyes told a story. His pale skin was always littered in bruises, his small, brittle frame always slumped. The brown and golden strands of hair on George's head shone in the sun like his smile. His tall frame towered over everyone, and his hands were large and veiny and held only the prettiest and softest of girls' hands. George loved breathing. He couldn't ask for anything else, for this is what kept him alive, and he enjoyed his life. Matty hated breathing. He wanted to stop breathing. ---------------------------------------------------------- A Catholic school AU in which Matthew Healy and George Daniel fall helplessly in love.

"Are you scared?" Ross asked Matty after they pulled up in front of the small shop, his dark eyes seeking Matty's out as he leaned on the door in preparation. "No," Matty huffed, hoping that Ross didn't catch onto the falsity he could clearly hear in his own tone. "Maybe a bit nervous though." ~~~ Based on the Robbers music video *trigger warning for mentions of abuse, mentions of suicide, guns, violence, and drug use* Completed

"Matty?" "George" His voice came out shaky and slurred, his breathing becoming heavier by the second. "Are you alright?" George gripped his phone. "No," Matty said, "I'm not alright. George, I did something really bad."

Set in the 90s, where Luke meets a boy from the wrong side of the tracks on the bus after his mother took away his car. If only she knew that punishment ended up being the start of a love story Luke never knew he wanted.

"Do you trust me?" The words rang in Johnny's ears as he recalled the night his former lover had passed. That was freshman year. He was a senior now. When a scrawny boy with blonde hair and skin as white as snow walked into his Pre-Calc class, Johnny became captivated. He felt drawn to the quiet boy who always had his nose buried in a book. After a few weeks of continuous staring, Johnny mustered the courage to speak to the mysterious boy. He didn't know what he was getting himself into.