Emmett is eighteen and has never drank coffee, seen and R-Rated movie, or swam. Being Mormon has tied him down and not let him lead the life he secretly wants to live, but everything changes when Marty appears in his life and refuses to leave until Emmett discovers his potential- together.

After ambushing Merryweather guards at the Foundry, the mission you know takes a twist. Michael and Trevor are shot, and it doesn't look good for Michael. But, for Trevor, a life without Michael is a life not worth living. Hint of Trikey, sadness, and loyalty. Maybe multi chaptered. For now, just listing it as completed.

Michael, now living in an apartment by himself, feels that his marriage isn't completely in ruins. Though Amanda can't contain herself from cheating, could finding the root of their issues ultimately bring them close and an almost happy family again, or is the wounds to deep to heal with long talks and new found trust? (Amanda x Michael) (Michael POV)

Michael Townley: Average depressed bank robber who is unlucky in pretty much every aspect. His two best friends, Brad and Trevor, are both crazy, his girlfriend is annoying and clingy, and he's one of most wanted men in the American-Canadian boarder. Luck isn't kind to Michael.

Michael explaining the plans of what will happen during the North Yankton bank heist and how he plans to make his "early retirement" to his girlfriend, Amanda. His girlfriend isn't exactly on board with the idea of screwing over two deranged killers.

Trevor meets Michael for the first time in the woods in 1979. The two thirteen year old know they don't have a lot in common, yet they feel a strange bond between them. Trevor, not having any friends besides his younger brother, starts to feel an attachment to this stranger. (Oneshot, Trikey implied. Rated T for talks about being beaten up by kids and Trevor's dad.)

Having nightmares isn't easy, especially when it is about the past that continues to haunt you. When you, Gary Smith, keep having the same dream of your down fall at Bullworth with a twist, can you find it in your heart to forgive yourself and move on or keep striving to free yourself from the asylum in which you have been locked in?

You watch as Gary Smith, the sociopath of your school, begins unraveling before your very eyes as he is locked in Happy Volts. You watch closely as you attempt to become friends with him, desperately wanting to help him. He wants you to work with him to escape on Halloween, but can you do it? Can you push past your own secret feelings and save Gary before he loses to insanity?