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Letters to Gabe
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Complete, First published Mar 13, 2015
Emma Walker is a 17-soon to be 18- year old girl who lives in Muskegon, Michigan. She has no froends, because nobody talks to her, only the Jocks sometimes. But the most she recieves is hate. 
What will happen when Emma has the opportunity to write letters with the one and only Gabe Barham from Sleeping With Sirens? Will he reply? Will he save her? Will she finally know what love means?
Well, discover it reading this!

Sorry I'm not good at descriptions, but I try. This is the second fan fiction I write here. Hope you enjoy!
XO, Marti
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21 parts Complete

walker scobell is the new boy in town, and jamie's mum insists he invite him over. it starts awkwardly - biscuits, silence, a borrowed bike - but soon the summer belongs to them both. days spill into bike rides, comic books, late-night texts, fairground lights, and the quiet kind of closeness that grows between laughs and silences. until one night, lying under the stars, walker whispers the question that changes everything: "do you ever think about boys?" a story about first friendship turning into first love. about not moving away when it matters most. about two bikes, one summer, and the way a kiss can make the world permanent. sweet. tender. heartstopper-soft. character list; jamie (17) • soft, queer, tender boy. • loves comics, scribbles poems he hides under his mattress. • notices more than he says. • awkward, loyal, feels too much but rarely regrets it. • one year older than walker. walker scobell (16) • the new kid, moved around too many times. • shy at first, funny once he feels safe. • sketches superheroes, hums songs under his breath. • carries a quiet ache about always being "the new one." • braver than he believes, especially when it comes to jamie. jamie's mum • background presence of warmth and gentle nudging. • always fussing with biscuits, towels, or quiet reminders to "be kind." trigger warnings this story is primarily soft + tender, but includes: • brief mention of loneliness / moving often • mild teenage angst + emotional conflict • light injury (scraped knees, bruises) • queer questioning / coming-of-age themes (no heavy violence, no explicit content - suitable for younger teen audiences in a heartstopper vein)