Title: First Son (7/7)
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Patrick/Pete, Patrick/Jon, Spencer/Ryan, Ryan/Brendon, Gabe/William, Gerard & Mikey (no pairing)
Word Count: 8,622
A/N: Final Chapter. I will not comment because I don't want to cry on you guys yet. :(

Chapter One | Chapter Two | Chapter Three | Chapter Four | Chapter Five | Chapter Six |

( Airplanes, Bathrooms, Paintings, oh my :) )

A boy of about eighteen or nineteen pushed open his car door, letting loose the eardrum-thumping beats of aimless rap music that was common in the early 90’s. He had on a pair of large, round sunglasses that rounded out the huge width and length of the rest of his clothes, and frankly, Patrick envied him.

‘Wonder what it’s like out there’, he ( Read more... )

Patrick had the misfortune of going through two of them in one night and he certainly hit the jackpot; one by a nutcase and another by a drunk.

Once he had gotten Jon off him, he was all too prepared to do the prerequisite chase scene where the dashing leading man runs after his wronged lady love and narrates a sappy apology speech while ( Read more... )

Title: First Son (4/7)
Rating: PG-13
Pairing: Patrick/Pete, Patrick/Jon, Spencer/Ryan, Ryan/Brendon, Gabe/William, Gerard & Mikey (no pairing)
Word Count: 7,257

Chapter One  |  Chapter Two  |  Chapter Three

( Chapter 4 )

Patrick was forming a bad habit out of spewing unwanted bodily fluids on Pete’s clothing.

A veil of shocked silence descended upon everyone at the table. Even Pete was stunned, his eyes growing wide as bits of potato started sliding of his cheek and hair.

It was embarrassing enough that Patrick had to subject Pete to bloody hoodies and ( Read more... )

Title: First Son (2/?)
Author: ( Read more... )

The crowds at Willmette High couldn’t get any more cliché. There were the traditional math geeks who were currently at war with the more liberal computer nerds, the depressed skateboarders turned school band members in an attempt to get in touch with their creative side, the suddenly witty cheerleaders that owe their newfound sarcasm to the ( Read more... )