If It All Ends Tonight, I Love You
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  • Parts 5
  • Time 1h 26m
Ongoing, First published Jul 01, 2023
After meeting in far from ideal circumstances, Clay and George become roommates, attending a local university. The two grow close, but stress consumes George, causing him to lash out at Clay, saying some unforgettable words that he knows he doesn't mean. George storms out, while, Clay takes it all to heart, tanking his own already bad mental health, and sending him into a spiral.

TW: attempted suicide, mentions of past domestic violence (my brain isnt working I'll add more later)

This fic is still unfinished, and I release parts very slowly due to scheduling. Many apologies, but I hope you give it a chance
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Here For You

21 parts Complete Mature

George and Clay had formed a close friendship since they met in a Minecraft server and knew they lived close to one another in real life. Yet little did George know, that the person he knew as Dream online was actually his bully in real life. After a rough time at school from all the bullying, Dream was always there to comfort him even though he was the one doing the damage. Clay was the one who was poisoning George with his words full of nothing but his own pain. There's a camp coming up and both of them are looking forward to it, until they find out who they are in a room with. The days creep closer and George tries to find every way out of it, but there doesn't seem that there is one... TW's: -Abuse -Bullying -Self harm -Panic attacks -Suicidal thoughts -Mentions homophobia