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“Do you think you can hold it?” Gerard breathes suddenly, pupils blown.
“Wh- I mean, it- it depends?”
Gerard leans closer, something unreadable in the way they bat their eyelashes at him. “Do you think you can hold it while you fuck me?”
Frank almost recoils, a shocking wave of arousal blooming in his core. What the fuck?
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06 Apr 2026
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The end of the world looks like the middle of summer. It sounds like birdsong and rustling wind as it dances through the trees. It looks like empty streets, ready for the taking by rowdy boys with too much time on their hands. The end of the world looks like childhood, in the way there’s no boundaries, nothing to fear. The empty streets look infinite, waiting for long evenings and late mornings. Sprinklers waved their water in lazy arches, greeting them before falling onto freshly cut lawns. The spray hits the pavement with soft slaps, pooling into puddles before disappearing into the cracks of the sidewalk. The end of the world smells like dust and asphalt, like the air before a thunderstorm. The end of the world is beautiful, and that’s the worst part.
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Frank wakes up to a world where everyone has disappeared over night. Together with his best friends and his ex-boyfriend, they have to fight their way to a radio tower in a last-ditch attempt to save themselves.
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15 Mar 2026
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Frank Iero never felt like he belonged-not with his so-called friends, not in his broken home, and definitely not in the cold, candle-lit walls of the church his mother forced him into. Rebellious, reckless, and drowning in self-destruction, he doesn't believe in redemption. But Gerard Way does. At 24, he's devoted his life to God, preparing for priesthood while guiding a local youth group. When Frank is pushed into his orbit, neither of them expects the quiet pull between them-one that feels as dangerous as it is inevitable. Faith, sin, and desire blur together in a story about longing, guilt, and the things we aren't supposed to want.
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22 Oct 2025