Now that Scott and Mitch's relationship is secure, how will they get through it all and still come out on top?

Two years after Mitch went off to London and Scott seems to have his life together. He has a wonderful job, a singing channel, and fiancé who would do anything for him. Could the return of Mitch bring his perfect life to end or will he have to give someone up? A READER'S WARNING: Smut in almost every chapter SEQUEL TO 'A Week With You' COMPLETED

Scott and Mitch have reconnected in high school. With everything happening to them and their friends, their friendship is put to the test. (TRIGGER WARNING: SELF-HARM/SUICIDAL CONTENT)

School is where the flirtatious Mitch Grassi rules over all the boys. He flirts with every boy in sight, including the teachers. But when his English teacher is replaced by Scott Hoying, it seems Mitch's advances are ignored. Could Mitch make the older man become one of his play things? Or can Mitch fall for his teacher in the midst of a game? COMPLETED

Scott Hoying is afraid of showing who he really is. A homosexual that can't break himself out of the confines of society's rule. But can a drunken one night stand with an openly gay and sexually active art major, Mitch Grassi, change that? There's just something about Mitch that gives Scott confidence. Could the relationship between two gay men change into something meaningful? Or will one of them have to leave forever?  A READER'S WARNING: Smut in almost every chapter. Based on independent movie called 'Weekend' COMPLETED!! SEQUEL 'Forever With You'

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

Mitch drinks too much the night before and can't remember when he said to Scott...little did he know what he admitted would change his life forever.

Scott Hoying is a man that is down on his luck and contemplating suicide. But when he is taking his last few moments alive at a local park, he meets a stranger who stops the rain from falling with his bright red umbrella. Will the advice that a stranger gives drive him with a purpose to find the mysterious man? Or will the red just be lost in a sea of black? TRIGGER WARNINGS: SUICIDAL THOUGHTS COMPLETED Cover Photo by Vee B.

Scott and Mitch have never really gotten along. But they will have to work together to get back into choir after their teacher kicked them out. There's something about Mitch that makes Scott realize that maybe he isn't all that he tries to play off in school. What is Mitch hiding in his pampered life? With a little too much time with Mitch, will Scott's feelings surface? COMPLETED