Platoniclogicality Stories

"Hello other me, it's been an while." Ever since Thomas posted the "Can lying be good." Video everyone was on edge.. Patton was more alert and more panicked.. Logan was more suspicious of others.. more paranoid.. And Roman he just seemed fine. Virgil felt that he was part of an inside joke that he didn't know anything about.. But all he knew that his friends were scared and he was going to get to the bottom of it.. For Patton's sake.

Logan has always struggled in school. He knows he's not stupid or lazy but no one listens to him. He's just labeled a daydreamer.

Roman Prince loved his job. Sure, the work of retail could be especially tedious at times, but at the end of the day, it was worth it. As long as he could see the young children coming in, eyes full of stars, as they tried to comprehend the overload of Disney paraphernalia staring back at them. How they would jump up and down, tugging at their parent's sleeve before running towards something that caught their attention. How their older siblings, usually teenagers, would pretend to act cool or annoyed since they were 'too old for this stuff', but even they would let their inner child shine through as they perused through the racks. Sometimes they even got adults, never letting the Disney spirit die, excited to shop for themselves. No matter how old you got, everyone could relate to the excitement Disney lit in your soul. Well... almost everyone.

All his life Virgil has been fighting his urges. To kill, to fight, to protect, and to love. After his old life goes up in literal flames he is forced to start acting on them to save his new family. Possibly from himself. Virgil Knows he is a Vampire, but could he be something impossible? I only own the plot.

Logan Aingeru was known as a very antisocial man. He was a huge introvert and was known as cold and even rude, so no one really tried to approach him. Except for Roman Thaddeus. The man tried to get close to Logan, and that made something happen to the excluded man. Will Logan be able to live with this new change in his life? Will he be able to carry the weight of those wings? Ya see how I didn't say 'figurative wings'? Well.

Virgil's life up to this point has been, for lack of a better word, shit. It's his first year of college, away from home, away from his parents, and away from anything that has brought him down and made him the sullen, snappy person he is today. He's determined to get through the next few years without any problems, fulfill his goal of becoming a set designer, and have a decent life. Everything is fine until the first day, when he bumps into the most godawful human being. He's loud, he's flamboyant, he's annoying, and he's in his class. He thinks he might be in hell, before his two years is up.

I'm gonna act like I totally made plot to this, but I really haven't. I'm just writing, and coming up with stuff while I go. It's a Dystopian AU, the characters are based off of my friends, and really I have no plan for this to go anywhere.

After seeing Patton and Roman with their daughter, Virgil and Logan decide to adopt a little girl of their own. The adventure of parenthood is a long and complicated one; is it really one they're ready for? (I apologize for the awful description, I promise it'll be updated as the story goes on. Since people did seem interested in this book and I wanted to write it I decided to just go ahead and do it. I'm excited and I hope you are too!)