“Gerard knows.”

It’s a Wednesday when Mikey ends up saying this. Frank turned his head to look at him, eyes mild before they dropped to the table and he flicked a page in the book they were sharing to study while they sat on his bed.

“Frank.”

Really, it isn’t that Frank was trying to ignore him. It’s more or less a mixture of not ( Read more... )

Title: This Is More.
Author: ( Read more... )

Please remember me, happily
By the rosebush laughing
With bruises on my chin, the time when
We counted every black car passing

“It’s the sun,” Pete says and Patrick doesn’t know what he’s talking about. But, like Pete had always been, it wasn’t very long until he was explaining it without any encouragement or hint that there was need for ( Read more... )

October Pt. 2

It was suspense, and not suspense; it was the cold air on your skin before the razor; it was the calm before the storm. Everything was slow, Frank was still breathing, and Gerard was still walking. He still had that cocky sort of swagger about him, his sunglasses on his face although Frank knew that it was less fashion statement ( Read more... )

October Pt. 1

“Happy birthday, motherfucker!” Gerard’s voice rang out clearest above everyone else’s. It almost sounded natural, the same exuberance that came when he had already started drinking before the party began - he could already see his bright eyes, his hand gripping the sleeve of his hoodie, begging for attention. What was he ( Read more... )

September.

The nineteenth day wasn’t any easier.  Wake up, roll over, and make yourself get out of bed.  Maybe everyone lived life like this sometimes, but Frank wouldn’t know.  At least he got up and he took his shower and he put on his clothes.  He made it to Chemistry class on time, where Mikey was standing so diligently with a lab report ( Read more... )

Title: This Is More.
Author:
letsriothailbby 
Pairing: Past Gerard/Frank, Mikey/Frank.
Rating: Leads to NC-17.
POV: Frank's, occasionally Mikey's in later chapters, and at some point, Gerard's as well (any switches will be clearly labeled).
Summary: Ten months is a long time, but Frank learns that twelve can fix broken things.
Disclaimer: I don't own anyone. This is ( Read more... )