Falling in love with Gabe wasn't in Bebe's plan. Hangovers, doughnuts, Las Vegas, and luck have other ideas.

Life on tour is tough when you're a half-vampire. Frank isn't sure he can handle it, even with the help of his friends.

“So,” Gabe said conversationally, sitting down next to him. “You got yourself knocked up.”

Part 1 of the 'Tis the season series

Submission is filled with paradox. Pain and pleasure. Enslavement and freedom. It's a circular and connected balance between apparent opposites.

Spencer's sitting cross-legged in the middle of the bed in a thin pair of sleep pants and one of Jon's old tour t-shirts. The baby's resting in the cradle of his folded legs, her head on his thigh, her tiny hands fisted in the air as Spencer feeds her from a bottle.

Frank's got an impressive collection and he's ok with sharing in more ways than one.

A funeral is really the wrong place to learn you've inherited a business.

Brendon really loves his band. Unfortunately, they all have amazing, hot boyfriends. AU.

Part 1 of the The Best Thing Since series

Brendon and Haley are the biggest gossips on tour, best known for their stealthy, ninja-like song-writing abilities.

Part 3 of the The Best Thing Since series

Summary: Brendon is surrounded by vampires. And not in a sexy or dangerous way, more like a “nobody else gets up before six in the evening so I have to do all the errands and yard work myself” way.

It makes Zack feel pretty good, he can't lie. He's always in control, that's his job and that's what they pay him to do, but he hasn't exactly worked with people like Brendon and Spencer before, people who yield to him like they both do. The way that they both react to him make him feel kind of special. He covers it up and acts like it's normal and doesn't ever let on any of the ways in which it's different to every other job he's ever had, but it is. Not only that, but he's good at his job. Really fucking good. No one else can keep these guys in line the way that he can.

Prequel to Don't Stop Me Now

Dallon's getting divorced and doesn't know what to feel. Ian might be able to help with that.

Brendon knows that this station is different from his home one, but he really didn't expect to run into a disoriented werewolf on his way out to the grocery store.

Frank's still angry, but Grant's tired of waiting.

Part 4 of SceneVerse

Frank is an asshole sometimes. But that doesn't mean that he can't learn things about himself and other people. He just needs some encouragement occasionally.

Brendon doesn’t notice at first. It’s not as if people wandering around in just their boxers on the bus are an oddity, not anymore

On tour, everything gets found out, and the stuff that doesn't gets made up anyway. But tour is also a good time to try something new, and Bob finds out that things he'd always thought just don't matter that much.

Prompt: 196. Any fandom, any character, There's more than one way to be trans.
Summary: William Beckett is going to be a rock star. No matter what.

Frank decides it would be hilarious to get Bob and Gerard almost-married in the state of Connecticut. Bob and Gerard are not amused.

If not for Alicia, Mikey never would have stepped on to the ice, let alone become a figure skater. Now, over 15 years later, Vancouver is Mikey's last chance for Olympic Gold. If he doesn't get distracted by snowboarder Pete Wentz, that is.

Summary: Brendon feels like the one fixed thing in his life, the one unchangeable constant that Spencer can rely on even when everything around him is going to shit.

It just figures that Spencer's going to ruin that, too, when they get back to LA and he makes his move.

Summary: What if John is straight, totally straight, so straight that he’d never even consider another man? What would happen if he found himself falling for Sherlock?

Summary: Frank hasn't heard from his best friend, Shaun, in ten years--until he gets a phone call from a guy claiming to be Shaun's roommate. Gerard tells Frank that Shaun has died, and now Frank has to travel to Paris to help Gerard deal with Shaun's untimely death.

When Adam needs a new sound engineer in the middle of his tour, events conspire to bring Bob Bryar to his door.

Summer air is close and charged in Tommy's lungs, the music is thrumming in his bones, the drums guide his heartbeat, and there's nowhere, fucking nowhere, he'd rather be than where he is, down on one knee, fingers on the frets, Adam's gaze on him crackling thunderstorm-thick.
Part 1 of Skin This Cat Series

Patrick rolled over in bed, cursing fucking Pete Wentz to hell and back and fumbling for his phone, and he swore to God if goddamn Trohman didn’t stop setting his goddamn ringtone to Mr. Big Stuff he was going to fucking shove his goddamn body off one of the hairpin curves of Old Topanga Canyon Boulevard that Pete liked to take at fifty mph on Saturday nights.

Miss you miss you miss you. Sorry sorry sorry

Summary: Frank gets silver poisoning. His pack protects him.

Summary: Pete knows that he wants to be Patrick's something-- to be Patrick's-- before he knows he wants to be with Patrick. They don't start out as mutually exclusive occurrences. They still aren't and Pete is trying to reconcile that fact.

It's like being with Lindsey has switched on some sort of current inside him, and when he gets up onstage it comes crackling out, lighting him up, sparking off the sweaty upturned glowing faces of all the kids out in the audience, and he couldn't shut it off if he tried. And Frankie is, well, Frankie, only turned up to eleven, somehow, flailing all over the place like a downed power line, leaving a trail of blissed-out destruction in his wake. And his face in Gerard's crotch.

Pete doesn't like dick. This is a problem.

Seemingly random choices often times are the cornerstones to relationships.

""It has to be one of you." The guy's eyes darken, a flush springs out on his cheekbones. Then, looking right at Adam, he growls, "You or him? Your choice, pretty boy.""

They didn't get any sleep while they were making the "I'm Not Okay" video.

The year Virginia Dale Wentz turns five her parents die in an accident aboard a chartered day-boat to Catalina.

Summary: "You're not ashamed of who you are," Ryan said forcibly. "If he can't handle the change you're going through or the fact that your physical body doesn't quite meet up with who you are on the inside then I'm not so sure I want him in this band."

The morning after Jon and Cassie broke up, Brendon found a kitten in Jon's bunk.

Frank sells himself as a live-in housekeeper/boyfriend. Gerard is a vampire (and independently wealthy artist) with a deeply unhealthy blood addiction who could use a hand around the house now that Mikey is off at school. …Mostly there’s a lot of porn. And blood. And I do believe in happy endings.

A Frank never joined MCR Alt Reality, but still created Skeleton Crew and Leathermouth and did awesome. Written not!fic style

Falling in love is an everyday thing

Spencer's tried different things; he wants to figure this out, but Brendon isn't being particularly helpful. Each time Spencer, tingling and basking in the afterglow, has tried asking Brendon what he wanted, all Brendon does is give him a look of combined arousal and frustration, and a variation of, "Whatever you want, Spencer."

Unfortunately, that never actually works.

"I need your help. There's something..." Patrick's trailing hand finds its way under Pete's t-shirt and Pete's breath catches in his throat. He swallows hard before continuing. "Something is wrong with Patrick."

She hasn't been with anyone since Tokyo. Which means that if what she thinks is true, then she's knocked up with Pete's kid, her not-yet-divorced boss' kid, and that's a whole other level of entanglement.

Negotiating boundaries for violence is easy; negotiating falling in love is hard.
Notes:

This fic contains: five years of negotiation not shown explicitly, a blindfold, restraints, pinching, slapping, spanking, paddles, floggers, belts, blood, breathplay/choking, scratching, squeezing, someone saying no but not meaning it, a safeword.

Thanks to K for the beta & L for the encouraging words.

The therapists said I was depressed. I was too exhausted to fight them on the diagnoses. That was what our little road-trip was about. Trying to find my Guide before I ended up in the New Jersey Center for Disturbed Sentinels.

In reality, finding my guide didn't really matter to me anymore. All I wanted was to make sure Gerard found his Guide before her turned back to the drugs.

“it’s okay to love something maybe a little too much as long as it’s real to you.” – gerard way

Nobody's in a band, but Pete and Patrick meet in the Chicago music scene, anyway. Patrick's sixteen and mostly innocent and kind of confused and Pete's older and cooler and fucked up in ways that just make Patrick like him more.

Brendon doesn't mean to do it. Spencer means to say no.

... he thinks about how happy he is right in that moment, just sitting in the sun in their backyard, watching Brendon trying to coax their dog into the pool. This is his life, their life, his and Brendon's together.
Part 3 of the Hold This Rope series

Summary: In which Spencer is a busy executive, Brendon is his newly-appointed PA, nobody at work gets Spencer's sense of humour, and it turns out Brendon has a daughter and a puppy to go home to.

It's just—Brendon isn't good at keeping people. He never has been.

"I just completely disagree with any of the laws that keep everybody from being equal." (--Spencer Smith, while talking about marriage equality)

Mikey and Ray – friends, bandmates, brothers, zonerunners, lovers, killjoys.

A story that spans fourteen years.

Sequel to 'James Cameron Got It Wrong'

Summary: Brendon and Spencer are pretending to be boyfriends. Or so they think.
For the prompt: after their friends lock them in a closet for 3 hours for a prank, they decide to get back at them by acting like they had a revelation and are obnoxiously in love with each other. PDA, nicknames, flowers, talking incessantly about it...

Spencer's life is awesome.

His schedule is full of Brendon time, Ryan and Jon's fights get more entertaining every day, this kid in band totally worships him, and the new chemistry teacher is almost as hot as Mr. Van Vleet.

But then again, the hot chemistry teacher is monopolizing Brendon's attention, Ryan keeps proving to be better at relationships than Spencer, and he'd rather not talk about the incident with his band buddy.

Okay, Spencer's life sucks.

Adam's not out of tune with his body, but he's gotten so used to controlling it over the years that sometimes it takes reading Tommy's to know what his own wants.

Gerard took things. He didn't used to take things; he used to ask before, say please and may I and other things his parents taught him, because that was what you did. You didn't just take. Space AU