Seventeen-year-old Kellin Quinn is a sufferer from depression. He never really fit in; he was always doing his own thing and no one bothered him.
When word got out that he was gay, he lost the few friends he had, and he was tormented daily. He lived in constant suffering.
His mom found out and made him go to therapy, but it didn't help. He harms himself and thinks of suicide over half of the time.
He wants to end his life so bad, but what's holding him back? He's scared. He's scared of death, yet he loves the idea of dying.
When Victor Fuentes and his younger brother, Mike, move to town, Kellin assumes they're going to be like everyone else.
He assumed wrong. That's the thing about assumptions, though. You shouldn't make them based on past experiences with other people, but that's exactly what Kellin does.
He soon learns that neither Vic nor Mike are out to get him, and his life looks up. He starts feeling a sense of...happiness, something he was very unfamiliar with.
The ultimate question is: will Vic actually be enough to save Kellin from himself and keep him happy?
Trigger Warning; Do not read if easily triggered.
