A short, romantic story about love, rock music and relationships. Zeke's mother insists that something is wrong with him. She wants him to focus on a practical future and forget about his love for music and dream of being a musician. Zeke, however, is too busy to care, chasing the new employee at the movie theatre, Elijah, for a date.

"His soft black hair spilled out around his face, framing his face perfectly. His jaw flexed and I could see his jawline was sharp as he sucked in more smoke- his cheeks going hollow as he did. When he breathed the smoke out I felt my mouth go dry once again, watching the smoke curl and dissipate into the air as it came out his mouth."

Cameron White has never understood the appeal of a relationship: he much prefers his own company, or the company of a cigarette. When an incident one night turns everything upside down, Cameron finds his whole outlook changed, as well as reality as he knows it.

(This story is currently undergoing a massive edit and expansion. Please bare with me as this is happening chapter by chapter. Thank you.) Alex Hill sees his name in lights at every cinema he passes, but what good is that when the house you return to is a grey and empty, concrete prison. Sick with the monotony of his lonely life, Alex takes an interest in a University student stuck in a soulless degree. Alex doesn't know anything about him, not even his name, but why would that stop him?

As a home schooled student, Daxx has zero friends. That is, unless his Mum and siblings count, which they most definitely do not. Known as the local 'Vampire Boy', he expects nothing but rejection from other people his age. That is, until he meets a ray of sunshine that has the potential to change his mind.

It was a gloomy town, sure, but Isaac didn't think much of it. He laughed off the myths, dismissed the graveyard, and pushed away his thoughts of anything supernatural. He was pretty damn stupid to do that, though. (BoyxBoy, Vampires)

"No one wanted to hurt him except for the one he was trying to protect." *This story lightly touches upon abuse and mental illness.*

"I never in a million years thought I'd look at a boy and want them to kiss me until I saw you." "So you're saying you never thought you'd be gay." "I'm not gay." "Whatever you say Charlie." *unedited/complete* Started: 10/8/18 Finished: 9/6/21

*COMPLETED* I am Jasper Sparks. I am my own stereotype. I am strong. I am worth it. I am human. For an eighteen year old who's life has been a mess filled with being the sole target in his homophobic school, having a cocaine addict as a mother and being raised by his aunt, sometimes he even comes home late after being beaten up in a parking lot. Of course he comes across as hostile and a social outcast. But one day a tall, soft eyed boy, with an equally sad past, asks to eat lunch with him and his world changes. He has a friend, he has support, he has a reason to believe in himself, and above all... he has someone who tells him he's worth it. Boy love, fluff, small hints of passion and many guaranteed nosebleeds!