The Losers are in college now. Senior year to be specific and Eddie has managed to avoid Richie since the IT incident. After Eddie started developing unusual feelings for Richie, he ghosted him. Now they're in the last year of college and Eddie has the "misfortune" of having to sit by Richie in his first lecture of the semester. Will he ignore him or will they reunite and become closer than before?

Stockholm Syndrome, Definition: "Feelings of trust or affection felt in many cases of kidnapping or hostage-taking by a victim towards their captor" ___________________________________ Eddie Kaspbrak gets kidnapped by a yet to be caught serial killer, Richie Tozier. He is at lost for what to do. He has no idea where he is and no way of contacting the outside world and Richie is clearly unbalanced, but yet, he's so kind to him, in his way, honest, open and emotional. Eddie continues this kindness towards Richie, at first because he knows if he doesn't, he will die, but soon he comes to terms with the fact that he is in fact, in love.

Still not knowing each other, the members of the Losers Club have been sent to an uncommon camp, without a clue about its reason. Once there, they all get weird vibes about the activities that take place there: day after day, everything becomes more creepy. How will they save themselves? Will there be a secret untold underground?

After his father's death, Eddie's mother has finally moved on and decided to marry another man. Unfortunately, his new father lives in another city called Derry, far away from New York where Eddie had lived all his life. When things couldn't go worse, Eddie founds out he's forced to live with another person, his new stepbrother: Richie Tozier. They're complete opposites and soon, hate will take over their hearts where, instead, there should be love. [I got the idea from the anime "Citrus", which I recommend so much! You don't need to watch the anime to understand it since there are only some references but I just wanted to say it :)]

Richie Tozier is hesitant to a new person being hired at the family business, standoffish to them even. But, hopefully, he could open up eventually.