Roses Are See-Through
by silver_etoile | LJ
Frank/Gerard Ghost!Fic | R | oneshot | +6,700 words
warnings: character deathÂ
“Ghosts are overrated,” Gerard says. A transparent Frank laughs.Â
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Roses Are See-Through
by silver_etoile | LJ
Frank/Gerard Ghost!Fic | R | oneshot | +6,700 words
warnings: character deathÂ
“Ghosts are overrated,” Gerard says. A transparent Frank laughs.Â
Go Read~

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A Matter of Logistics
by brooklinegirl | LJ
Gerard/Frank | NC-17 | oneshot (PWP) | 6,495 words
warnings:Â rimming
High school AU. Frank would like to know the logistics of going down on girls. Gerard can help him with that.
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Child's Play
by slashxyouxup | LJ |Â
Gerard/Frank Kids!Fic | NC-17 | 3 chapters | 26,503 words (total)
warnings: none
There are probably five playgrounds in the whole of New Jersey where it’s deemed safe to actually let your children play.Â
[omg this one is sooooo cute~!]
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The Sky-High City
by sevenfists | AO3 |Â
Gerard/Frank | PG-13 | oneshot |Â 7242 words
Gerard's first book is called Leonard's Purple Balloon, and it's about how it's okay to like purple balloons instead of red balloons or green balloons, even though your friends might make fun of you. Frank buys a copy at the Borders near his house at midnight, and he sits in his car while he reads it, the crisp pages illuminated by the parking lot's sodium lights. Gerard's drawings are careful and brightly-colored. It makes Frank cry a little, sitting there in his family-friendly hybrid, imagining Gerard working on the book, maybe hunched over the kitchen table in his house in LA, his fingers stained with ink.
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