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Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: Fall Out Boy, Bandom Rating: Explicit Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings Relationships: Patrick Stump/Pete Wentz, Peterick - Relationship Characters: Patrick Stump, Pete Wentz Additional Tags: Writer AU, Soul Punk Era Patrick Stump, author!pete, Strangers to Lovers, Coffee Shop Hookup, Smut, Panties Summary:

Pete Wentz, the critically-acclaimed author of coming-of-age masterpiece Take This to Your Grave has a problem.

Well, actually, he has two problems 1) writer’s block is a goddamn bitch and 2) dealing with the Pretty Guy (capitalisation absolutely intended) settled in the seat opposite him in a trendy Starbucks on the Near North Side.

It would be just peachy if he could kill two birds with one stone, wouldn’t it?

patrick: if you get four, do you go again?

this is like my fav vid of pete and patrick lmao theyre so stupid in it

pete: do u wanna play bloody knuckles?

patrick: ..no..

pete: do u wanna play this still?

THE FACTS:

Today Pete flew into O’Hare in Chicago.

This evening, he snapped:

The MANIA song title ‘Bishop’s Knife Trick’ is from the movie Aliens, a film very concerned with narratives about penetration and bodily autonomy. The title comes from this scene specifically, and here’s an interesting thing that’s been written about the scene, dug up by @leyley09:

And we have pretty good reason to read blueberries as a reference to Patrick, firstly from the long tradition of Pete’s references to ‘true blue’ and calling his friendship with Patrick true blue, from the whimsical correlation to Patrick’s eye color, and MOST IMPORTANT FROM THESE BLACK CARDS LYRICS:

I’LL JUST LEAVE YOU WITH THAT