Merrikat Stories

This is my book of all time low one shots

Includes the typical emo band members (I know 5SOS isn't emo by the way but it's a starting point) Mostly you and said band member but some are BoyxBoy Enjoy, vote, comment and cum;) I take requests so drop me a DM and I will try my hardest:)

Rian is in love with his best friend Alex. Alex seems oblivious to it all and Rian's dying slowly inside. Zack and Jack are determined to get their friends together. All while falling for each other in the process.

It was all as easy as 12321. Honestly

Completed February 12, 2017 Sequel to Homewreckers DISCLAIMER: This is a fanfiction. The only thing real in this fic are the characters. The scenarios in this book most likely won't ever happen in real life. - Jack and Zack have just finished their second year of college, and life can't get any better than this. They're happily together, and even moved into their own house near Tony's. Everything seemed to be in order as of late, but we all know that nothing's ever right in this relationship. - - yay more merrikat - in Zack's pov unless I state otherwise

× Collage/Moodboard type things × {I make these myself so they're probably not very good} [Taking requests]

Today you asked me the question. Inspired by Chasing Cars by merrikattrash.

One night changed everything for them.

What if stars dreamt about fans like fans dream about stars?

Growing up every adult tells you drinking is bad. It's all don't drink you will destroy your liver but you can bet they did the same thing you do. You can bet that they got black out drunk to get over a ex... Or a crush. A crush that happens to be on one of your closest friends who happen to be of the same gender or is that just me. It's probably just me. What I'm trying to say is they only say that because they don't want to seem like shit parents/teachers. They can't really say 'yeah at sixteen I was out drinking and smoking in the local park until I passed out or puked.' That wouldn't really set a good example on the future generation. The generation of fuck ups. Though hasn't every generation fucked up so far? I guess what I'm trying to say is... Bottoms up. Completed 16/11/17

Alex said Glitter & Crimson was about a gay couple and so this is the story of what inspired him to write it.

Everybody thought Jack and Alex were dating. The entire school did. They were almost completely convinced that the boys weren't just best friends, they were together. It wasn't a stupid assumption, with the best friends sitting in each others laps, holding hands, kissing each other. They just had to be together. But as you had probably guessed by now, they're not together. As flamboyant and feminine as he acts, Alex is actually straight as a ruler, with a girlfriend. He's just very close with his best friend, Jack. Who, on the other hand, was quite different.

just a lil short story about how Mike and Tony met in Homewreckers, my other fanficion that's about merrikat. I'd highly recommend reading that shithole before reading this. enjoy :)

"You know, you're really hot." "What?" "Fuck, that was a terrible idea, why did I say that?" Alex Gaskarth, a painter with a fucked-up life, meets Jack Barakat, an actor also with a fucked-up life. All goes well, until we get to the fucked-up life part. Completed 9/24/16. I don't like marking stuff as "complete". Trigger Warnings: Panic attack, anxiety Self-harm Homophobic slurs Abuse Death mention

Nothing ever went right for Jack. His life was a mess. Until one day he meets Zack...

Ignoring your best friend for a year isn't the smartest thing to do. Keeping your gender and sexuality from them isn't smart either. Jack however, did both of these things without the concern of what his best friend, Zack, would think. Jack didn't even plan on telling him until they unintentionally meet again in during their college years.

A series of oneshots, innocent oneshots

Martin Zack Marshall harbors a profound secret, one so dark it could unravel his entire existence. In fact, he's burdened with several secrets, but this particular one has the power to obliterate everything he's worked for. Now, in his final year of school, Martin is determined to see it through without incident. Under his new legal identity as Zachary "Zack" Merrick, he must carefully maneuver through the challenges and pressures of his senior year. Each day brings new obstacles, as he tries to balance the normal woes of high school with the constant fear of his past catching up with him. Zack is not just fighting to graduate; he's struggling to maintain the facade that protects his new life from crumbling. Will he manage to keep his secret hidden until the end, or will his past finally catch up with him, turning his carefully constructed world upside down?