The Untouchables

Gerard has always been perfectly content with the idea that he is a member of the very bottom social class at his school, the untouchables, essentially. He doesn't have any friends, and while nobody bullies him repeatedly, he is definitely ignored by his peers.

Freshman year comes, and he finds himself going from a public middle school to a private high school that is actually larger. Among the influx of new people coming from all over the large city, Gerard meets Frank Iero and his friend Ray Toro. Perhaps the two laid back boys could be just what Gerard needs to lighten up.

1. Chapter 1: The Perks Of Denying Yourself A Social Life And Being A Host To Avoidance Tendencies

2. Chapter 2: Just A Couple Of Examples Of How Having An Awkward Protagonist And A Hyperactive Love Interest Will Lead To Lightly Humorous Predicaments

3. Chapter 3: Realizations That You've Previously Never Considered And Have To Do With Some Of Your Most Intimate Relationships are Terrifying

4. Chapter 4: Bullying Is Fucked Up As It Can Ruin A Kid's Self-Esteem And Someday That Kid Just May Snap And Shove Back

5. Chapter 5: An Intense Workout That Would Be A Montage In A Movie and The Seeds of Revenge

6. Chapter 6: An Extreme Display of Affection Through The Medium of Words That Normally Wouldn't Develop So Quickly But In This Case Did

7. Chapter 7: Another Chapter That's Entirely Made Out Of A Single Long Ass Scene

8. Chapter 8: Violence Is A Terrible Thing But May Be Necessary When Provoked (Although No One Should Ever Be Pushed To The Point of Retaliation) And If You Disagree Then Disregard This Chapter

9. Chapter 9: Of Course This Whole Bullying Situation Isn't Resolved Yet; It's The Central Source Of Conflict to the Story, You Big Goof!

10. Chapter 10: Frank Is Fortunate To Have Gerard Because Who Knows Where He'd Be Without Him (Although One Could Argue He'd Be With Ray)