SMUT Some kinks

[BOOK 3/3] - DreamNotFound Post-Highschool AU - They've been through lots in their relationship. There's been heartbreak, reconciliation, and finally comfort. When George gets into college and Clay has a life-changing surprise, the only way they have to go is up.

[BOOK 2/3] - DreamNotFound Highschool AU - After months of mutual pining, George and Clay finally revealed their feelings for one another. Now they're coming into their senior year with little to no issues - until certain people can't leave well enough alone. Will their relationship survive the tension?

[BOOK 1/3] - DreamNotFound Highschool AU - For years, George and Clay have been close friends. They've been through years of school together, but after the former catches feelings for the other, he's worried things will fall apart. When they go on a school trip lasting for a week, then, he's worried the truth will come out. But maybe, if he holds out, that might not be such a bad thing...

The obligatory musician x fan fic that nobody asked for. This is in no way meant to be taken seriously - all respect to the boys - and I will take it down if I'm asked to. If any of the boys read this then.... I hope you get a laugh out of it. Unofficial DNF chat, this one's for you. ------------------- George had been a fan of (Dream)ing Of The Disco for longer than anyone could remember. A6d's incredible guitar, BadBoyHalo's amazing backing vocals, Skeppy's jarring percussion and Dream's.... well, everything. George would claim to be unbiased vehemently, saying he loved each of the - very attractive, in his opinion - band boys equally but Nick could confidently tell you otherwise. Too many "but have you heard Dream's voice?" and "but Nick look at him!"'s haunted his dreams. Which was why he was currently walking to George's house, two backstage concert tickets tucked away safely, swearing to hold this over George's head forevermore. If only he could have know the chaos that would ensue.

Sequel to Like Normal People Do. Being normal people isn't as easy as Clay and George once believed.