Please Take My Hand

SEQUAL TO "SNOW ON THE ROAD."

Emerson Augustine is no longer the aimless college student she once was, but life still isn't playing fair. At 21, she got out of an abusive relationship, fell in love her one of her closest friends, and started her dream job as the touring manager for Twenty One Pilots. But now, even with it seeming like she has the perfect life, she's finding she's feeling that familiar frigid feeling she still remembers so clearly from the blizzard 4 years ago.

Tyler Joseph is no longer just a small independent musician, praying that his dreams come true, now he's a signed and known artist with a growing and excited fanbase who wants to see his band and get more music. His dreams are coming true and he's dating the girl he's been in love since their early friendship, and though he should he happy, he's more anxious and terrified than ever.

The young couple find themselves struggling as Tyler tours none stop, while struggling to keep a firm grip on his insecurities, and Emerson ends up finding herself caught up in issues with family and a secret she doesn't know if she should be keeping. The two have to take a moment and really look at life and decide if staying together is really the best option for both of them. Whether they can figure this out or if they'll have to part ways, even if neither of them want that.

2015-2017 story, i.e. The Blurryface era.

Trigger warnings include:
Death, grief, cancer, violence, mentions of abuse, self harm, suicide, overdose, abuse, pregnancy, overdose, miscarriage, and mental health issues/disorders such as OCD, PTSD, C-PTSD, Depression, Anxiety, and suicidal tendencies.