Geraldgibson Stories

A bunch of oneshots surrounding the characters of the Boys of Tommen series! NO Y/N Request are appreciated. Check first page for things I will do and what I won't!

BOOK 1 FEM! OC X MALE! OC THIS IS SUPPOSED TO BE A FRESH START. Or that's what her father says to Lola Jeong after she's forced to move from Bakersfield, California to Cork, Ireland. She expects her last two years at Tommen to suck. But when she meets the overshadowed middle son of the Biggs, her life changes for the better. CONNER BIGGS IS USED TO HAVING NO ATTENTION. To be overshadowed by his siblings. He's fine with that! Honestly! But when he meets a girl that brings all of the attention to him, he realizes how much he missed. "Why did that guy ignore you?" "Don't worry, I'm used to it" "Well you shouldn't be, you're a cool ass guy Sherlock"

Saoirse O'Connor and Johnny Kavanagh were two ends of the same stick. They were perfect for eachother in every sense, but what happens when secrets become revealed, and suddenly their relationship wasn't as perfect anymore? BOYS OF TOMMEN FANFICTION JOHNNY KAVANAGH X FEM!OC

𝙅 𝙊 𝙀 𝙔 𝙇 𝙔 𝙉 𝘾 𝙃 was broken from the start. Born into a shattered family as the second son, he lost his only protector when he left town. With no one else to step up, he was forced to become a father to his siblings while still just a boy himself. To survive, he fell into a world he never wanted, a desperate reality of drugs and addiction. It was in this darkness that he found a fleeting, impossible light: Orla Gallagher. She looked like an angel, but her words were laced with a sharp, undeniable wit. To him, she wasn't just a girl-she was magic. He became entranced by her light, consumed by a desperate need to make it glow forever, to save it from the very world he inhabited. But as the lines between friend and lover blurred, a terrifying truth emerged. Joey Lynch was a boy who knew how to keep people out, a boy who built walls around himself, and those walls were suffocating the one person who mattered Now, he faces the most agonizing problem of his life: his last chance at salvation, Orla, might not open the door he so desperately needs her to walk through.