Kayla Coleman is terminal. Stage four thyroid cancer that now covers her whole body. She is unable to leave her hospital bed in Toronto. Some days, she loses consciousness. She is fed through a tube in her stomach and hydrated through her IV bag, since her cancer has left her unable to swallow. Her life is what some would call, pathetic. Kayla's boyfriend Remington is always at her side. Rather on the days she's aware of her surroundings and able to communicate, the days she's unconscious most of the time, or the days she's comatose....he never fails to be there for the love of his life. Some days, he just does classwork on his computer and holds her hand....but his presence is appreciated, even though Kayla does not always have the ability to express so. Remington, as well as Kayla's family, must cope with the fact that their time with their loved one is limited. Death stalks Kayla like a predator watching its prey....it is simply creeping closer and closer waiting for the chance to strike. Death has struck Kayla a few times already....on the operating table, in an elevator, while being held by Remington. It is only a matter of time before she is gone for good. Her family, especially her boyfriend, are determined to make the most of her final earthly days. Because with Kayla....they never know when her time expires. There is no prediction for when she will leave this world; so they must treat every day as though it's her last. They're trying to give Kayla the world from her lonely hospital bed.

It's the lake in November, and the move closer to the ocean, and Gerard's fixation, and Gerard's compulsions like tidal waves dragging him down, and Mikey's more distant than ever: like they're drifting out into the middle of the ocean, whereas Gerard's just stuck there: water turning to quicksand around him, drowning. And it's the letter; Frank finds it on the floor of the boys' bathroom on the first floor. It's dropped in accident, perhaps from a pocket or something, and it's drenched in what Frank hopes is tap water, and the words: scrawled in blue ink are difficult to make out as the words join together in a fuzzy inky mess. The only paragraph legible is the final one, and even still, it barely is: 'I've been underwater for a long time now, but I'm not drowning, I'm beginning to think I can breathe like this, but I can't, I'm gasping for breath, and I have to do this, Mikey, I have to end this myself. I'm going to the lake on the 1st of November, don't wait for me... I'm not coming back.' And the name signed at the bottom is little more than a smudged mess of blue ink, and there's nothing Frank can do about it, but he knows for certain that the one thing he can't do is ignore this letter, and he reminds himself of that as he folds it into his pocket. It's a suicide note, Frank's stupid, but not stupid enough to brush over that fact, and whoever this person is, Frank knows that they most certainly don't deserve to die. And Frank isn't going to let them. Because he's going to find this person; he's got time now at least, and he can save them, he will save them - Frank promises himself that. But one person in a whole school, it's like a needle in a haystack, but he's got time, it's November 1st in thirty days, and he can only hope that it will be enough. He's got one month: the date is October 1st.

Everyone knows that going to a new school can be tough, especially when you're like y/n. Quiet, soft, and easily frightened. She tries her best to stay out of other's way and keep away from the bullies. Gerard isn't exactly the nicest guy at school. Him and his friends are the school's punks. No one messes with them or God knows what'll happen. So the boys always take advantage of their power to do whatever they want, and get whatever they want. And Gerard just so happens to want y/n. Gerard tells her that he's going to 'protect' her from the bad guys, when really he is one. Will he get this soft girl's heart? Or will she do what she can to stay away from him?

"All three are missing!" Emerson is 12 years old and the youngest out of the Kropp brothers. The middle child was Remington who is 15 and the oldest Sebastian who is 17. The three brothers was as close as ever. But unfortunately there is always somebody who tries to ruin the fun and make people's lives a complete misery. That's was their father. Mr Kropp has joined the army and left them early as he had gotten good news of having a new child.

Lone Hill Asylum was a well known asylum constructed in 1845. it housed the insane, criminally insane,and also housed patients that carried dangerous, contagious diseases. Emerson Barrett Kropp was brought here on charges of insanity and killing his own family. which was actually the work of his father. he dies here from a fellow inmate in the middle of the night. What happens when his story is finally told because of some paranormal investigaters looking to shoot their pilot episode. October, 2018-July 5th, 2021 Love the void

~<Fully Edited<~ He just couldn't help himself. They had to go, and he had to be alone. They smothered him too much for his wicked little mind to handle... ~>•<~ After the bloody murder of those closest too him, Gerard Way found himself in solitary confinement at the only remaining asylum. As the maximum security patient, he was locked away from the world. Until a new arrival, struggling with the deepest, darkest depression, stumbled across the locked door to his separate ward. By the powers of his manipulation, will be able to befriend the new arrival and carry out his manic plan? Or will his own intentions destroy the dwindling sanity left in his mind.