Right after Mitch's fortieth birthday, a tragic event leads him back into the lives of the band he left behind nearly a decade ago, whether he likes it or not. Eventual Scomiche.

"Ten! Nine! Eight!" I glance over at Mitch, breath hitching in my throat. "Seven! Six! Five! Four!" Making a split decision, I pull him closer to me. He seems surprised, but doesn't stop me. "Three!" I lean in, eyes fluttering closed. "Two!" Mitch uncertainly closes his eyes as well, closing the gap between us. "One!" Our lips touch, and the sound of people shouting "Happy New Year!" is distant. It's just us. Finally, we pull apart. "I love you, Grassi," I whisper, wrapping my arms around his waist. I hear him chuckle slightly. "I love you too, Hoying." *** Let's kiss the past away, like New Year's Day.

Being a slave for rich men year after year had made Mitch numb to everything around him. Could Scott be the man to make Mitch realize the world isn't that bad? All songs in this story are real song sang by slaves and Native Americans. This is completely fictional. Completed

"It was a mistake, Scott! Get that through your head!" Mitch Grassi, a blossoming art student at a college far from home, has trouble studying one night as the dorm a few doors down hosts a wild, loud, and distracting party. He finds himself going to shut it down, but ends up doing much more. After an accidental hookup, he tries to go on with his life, but he can't shake the man that can't seem to shake him. He has put up expert walls to avoid situations like these, but that man still wants to break them down, no matter how many times Mitch tells him that was happened was a mistake.

Mitch left Pentatonix a few years ago. He was replaced, but it wasnt the same. He cut off contact with his friends and fans long ago, on advice from his therapist. Mitch is trying to heal, and the group is struggling to adapt. When Esther realizes that it's not working, she hires a new manager for the group. But who is this mysterious lady? And what does she have instore for Pentatonix?

Mitch's life was great. A wonderful boyfriend, supportive family, and amazing friends. He has good grades and was passing through his senior year of high school like it was nothing. Scott didn't have it so great. Already graduated 2 years back and job-less, Scott went to med school and studied to become a doctor. He had been in college for two years.

The rival theaters had them separated. Scott and Mitch finally meet in a theater group, but quickly grow to hate each other solely based on rivalry and jealousy. With the bonding they spend together in the play Romeo and Juliet, can a rivalry really stop true love?

he don't say a word, and he won't say a word, until you kiss the boy. +++ mitch doesn't speak. it's not like he can't, it's just that he doesn't want to. he refuses to open his mouth and let words escape his lips. why, you ask? that's for him to know and for you to find out. scott meets the silent boy and is instantly intrigued. after all, how could you not with his warm brown eyes and a smile that could bring happiness to the saddest of people? and when he discovers mitch's silence, it just feeds his thirst for knowledge. he wants to know why. well, you know what they say. curiosity killed the cat.

Scott Hoying - a 16 year old worker at a local gas station - met Mitch grassi, a shy unpopular boy, on one of his shifts. Where will they go from their first encounter? WARNING: This story does contain some topics that might be hard for some readers and I will not warn you before a chapter because I don't want to give anything away. So let this be a overall warning that there might be sensitive subjects in this story. BOOK TWO IS OUT NOW

If you cuddle with your best friend there is no doubt you will fall for them. If you dream about your best friend there is no doubt you will fall for them. If you choose your best friend there is no doubt they will fall for you.