Beckett Steel is considered to be the schools cute boy, the boy you can't hate. The boy that makes everyone smile. The boy everyone loves. The boy that happens to be openly gay and no one judges him for it. And he found someone who needs a smile. The bad boy Reese. Reese Ridge is considered to be the school's badboy, when he really just needs someone who understands, and he doesn't like the little ball of joy that has popped into his life. But Beckett happens to know more than Reese knows. Cover: @DucksEatBananas

Quiet, Shy and mute, Niklaus Wade harbors a past that haunts him and leaves him unable to speak. Violent, Reckless and Dominant, Gnashton Wade is unable to keep himself in check. With anger management issues and a distorted view on life, his initial raging Alpha ways makes a turn for the better when Niklaus enters his life. Gnashton has set his eyes on the quivering boy and has made it his one priority to have the adorable mute cowering underneath him and he'll do anything to make Niklaus his and his only.

The smiling ball of joy and smiles, Beckett Steel, is back again! But, with the new school year starting up, a baby at home, and a new-creepy substitute, it all may prove to begin weighing down on the charming teenager. Reese Ridge is a changed man. From the rude, overbearing *sshole of the school to a semi-bearable person, things were looking up. Until his previous lack of education care starts to catch up to him and threaten his graduation. From a baby, the pressures of senior year, wanted and unwanted family appearances, and toxic exes, everything is falling apart, and it may prove to be enough to break the beautiful couple-- apart.

Decades ago, a princess had been kidnapped at birth. No one knew what happened to her. Tales says she's still alive, others say differently. Behind the forest, outside of town, lived a fairly odd teenage girl. She didn't have any friends because she wasn't allowed to have contact with the outside world. She had never known why and was curious to find out but never asked. She knew her parents were keeping something from her, but she wasn't quite sure as to what it was. The girl had always tried to ask questions and spot clues, but no matter what she tried, she just could not figure out what it was. They always said the same thing, "Rainie Calabrese, stop asking questions, my dear." Could she find out any answers in the matter of time before she was stuck in that little house forever?