Kellin, a hypersexual 18 year old meets the man of his dreams. The only problem being, it's his 26 year old widower therapist. How long will Vic keep up his professional facade before he gives in to the persistent boy? ⚠ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠ Contains: - Smut - Mentions of death - Suicidal actions - Rape - Abuse

Some people put walls up, not to keep people out, but to see who cares enough to knock them down. Everything's blurry, but the feelings are real. I want it to end, all this hatred, and this sadness and loneliness and madness going on inside me. It's all one giant storm, wrecking havoc, twisting and churning. Tearing my soul apart one by one, and never ending. But then I met him, And I knew I was not the only one.

WARNING : THIS STORY MOVES QUICKLY. I AM TIRED OF READING COMMENTS FROM MULTIPLE PEOPLE COMPLAINING ABOUT THE SPEED OF THE STORY. I HAVE PUT THE STORY THE WAY I PICTURED IT IN MY MIND WITH A FEW TWEAKS IN BETWEEN. THANK YOU Enjoy reading. Juliet Quinn is the little sister of Kellin Quinn from Sleeping with Sirens. Their mother finally let her go to Warped Tour with Kellin for Vans Warped Tour. Little does she know she'll meet someone who falls in love with her, and she does the same. Vic Fuentes from Pierce the Veil and Kellin has recorded a song together known as "King for A Day" and they'll be performing it during Pierce The Veil's Set at the Kia Rio Main Stage. Juliet has been through a lot in the past year or so. Her father passed away 3 months after her 18th birthday. Read on and read her story...♥

"Did you ever want kids before?" "Of course I wanted kids. But I wanted them in my mid-twenties. Not at the age of seventeen." A story where Kellin has a kid at seventeen and Vic gets her as a foster placement.

Vic doesn't care about school, all he cares about is his reputation; which includes sleeping around, drinking, smoking, etc... Kellin cares about his grades, friends, family; He has big dreams. After kellin attends his first ever party - hosted by Vic - he experiences many things he hasn't before. (edited on May 1, 2018)

Kellin Quinn grew up on a smalltown farm in North Carolina. Raised a country boy, Kellin couldn't help but to long for more, until he found more in the shape of a record deal. He left his life behind, pushing forward to new grounds to become a famous rock star. He's forced to come back later in life because of 'losing his ways', and must stay at the farm for a few months. What he doesn't know is that his childhood crush, Vic Fuentes, is still working on the farm. When old friends reunite, will something more happen? Or will they be stuck hating each other?

Kellin Quinn gets bullied a lot in school. One day he gets tired of it so he tells them that he has a boyfriend. Kellin's dad works for a game company. He hacks the game company and creates himself a boyfriend. The next day he is surprised to see him at school waiting for him. Based off of "How to Build A Better Boy" Collab with: @AnonymoulyBeautiful

Leave (verb): to depart from permanently Hollywood is a big place for Kellin Quinn, but he is still your average nobody. Living in a large house with the set designer, his uncle, of many popular movies, Kellin lives a life just like any other 17 year old kid. Until he meets Vic Fuentes, a boy with stars in his eyes and shoes made for walking down the red carpet like a king. Kellin stumbles into the drama Hollywood always had intended for him, and he's afraid he'll never be able to escape the flashing lights and pretty gowns that everyone dreams of

Kellin Quinn had a traumatic upbringing and since has had a hard time staying out of his head. He is sickened by what he loves, and despite trying so hard to heal, he constantly falls back into old habits. Filled with anxiety about going away to college and the pressures of the past, Kellin is about to break, until he meets his roommate, Vic Fuentes, who is completely and permanently blind. After a life of self sabotage, Kellin must find his way to self acceptance and accept that things aren't always black and white. ⚠ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠ Contains: - Homophobia - Mentions of violence / trauma - Smut

We were enemies by birth. We were in love by choice. [trigger warning for like three chapters]