Shut up. Leave me alone. I'm not crazy, I'm not crazy. It wasn't me. It wasn't me. Go away! Never!

"What are you doing here?" he asked. "Just sitting." I replied. His famous smile played across his face. "I mean, why are you here." "Because I love you!" "Why?" he tilted his head and raised an eyebrow. "Because I'm supposed to!" "You're supposed to?" I nodded. "I'm supposed to love you!" I nodded and smiled. ---- Peter Lewis Kingston Wentz The third, or Pete, was a troubled twenty one year old man. But you never really can tell what his issue is. He's in a band, has two of the coolest friends around, and has friends and family that loves him even when he came out that he's gay. What's wrong, right? His mind. He's having a real hard time accepting the fact that he thinks no one would ever love him, even the people he loves, the people he's supposed to love. Then this nerdy little kid comes in. Pete's never been one to fall for his type. Will this kid change his mind? Will this kid heal his mind? Is this kid the person he's supposed to love?

What started as a Student-teacher relationship quickly escalated to a makeup artist-musician relationship, then to an unbelievably amazing friendship... could romance be next? Take This To Your Grave and read! Cassidy Jones was the typical person people label as goth/emo. The first day of senior Year was life changing as she met someone she was not expecting to meet. She should have seen it coming from the way he acted around her. But it happened and now Cassidy and her best friend James (Jamie as she likes to call him) are stuck on something huge.

Patrick and Pete have never met before. They've never seen each other, well, Patrick's never seen Pete. Pete's seen Patrick before, but just a glimpse. That seems to be all it takes, and that's where this all starts. They say... ;)

Pete was always the popular kid and Patrick was known as the kid who's in love with him. Will Pete finally start to notice Patrick?

Seniors have something called 'Freshman Friday.' They go around and mess with every freshman they can get their hands on. I'm not even one anymore and I still get beat twice as hard. I'm used to it, though. My nose has been broken countless times, and I have gotten so many black eyes and bruises I wear makeup to cover it. I'm just the kid no one likes. The kid everyone picks on. The one who hears 'faggot' more than his own name.

Pete is the only one who believes in love when everyone else in the society are forced to think that love is a bad thing. When the government catches this outcast, they send him to a psychiatrist in hopes that it'll change his mind. But will this psychiatrist actually do his job?