Au where Louis is getting married and he has to be happy but he just doesn't feel that his fiance is that ONE and ONLY , so he runs out on his wedding with a cute curly waiter

Tony and Steve adopt Peter from an abusive orphanage. They don't know he's trans but his boyfriend Wade does. This is about life of peter and stuff. Major dysphoria triggers in this book first off also this book deals with sexual abuse, murder, rape, bullying, self-harm, suicide, the whole kit and caboodle

As a B&B owner on the most remote of all the British Isles, Louis Tomlinson is used to spending the coldest half of the year in complete isolation, with his dog and the sea as sole companions. Until, one day, a mysterious stranger on a quest to rebuild himself rents a room for the winter.

Harry Styles is just a seventeen year old junior. He doesn't expect much out of the year, but his seventh hour history teacher manages to change all that.

There's a coffee shop that he goes to every Sunday. There's this boy with a camera that takes pictures of the flowers that surround the building. He calls him his flower. In which Louis goes to a coffee shop and Harry likes to paint flowers that he sees. Until he doesn't want to paint anything else but his flower, Louis.

A fan fiction written for those of us who endured the heart wrenching ending to the final episode of Sanditon (ITV, 2019). [As a possible Season 2] Andrew Davies has written a completion of the last unfinished manuscript by Jane Austen. It's set in 1819 in a new and developing seaside resort on the south coast. This adaptation brings a young Charlotte Heywood to the town where our heroine soon becomes entangled with the lives of the people there. Here, she meets the rather mysterious and taciturn Sidney Parker. As the series continues, love blossoms but things don't go to plan and the series ends on a heartbreaking cliffhanger. I pick up the story here ... This is the first work in Return To Sanditon - Novella Collection. This is a completing work designed to give viewers of Sanditon (2019) a happy ever after with some bumps in the road along the way. We pick up the story shortly after Charlotte's return to Willingden, where she confesses her heartbreak to her sister, Alison. Alison prompts her to seek help and so begins Charlottes campaign to save Sidney from his marriage to Eliza Campion and Sanditon from financial ruin. n.b This is a follow on from Andrew Davies screenplay and is not a sequel to the novelisation by Kate Riordan. Illustrations by Hansie 2019.

I went to Brazil wishing to hook up with as many straight men as I could find but a gay tourist with a nice butt was all I got.

It's been a few months since Civil War. Sure he'd thought about calling Tony, but really didn't want to overstep. If Tony had wanted to talk, he would've reached by now. So he pushed the thought away. So what should he do when his world falls apart around him? The choice is made for him. "Calling Tony Stark-" Can the pair learn to heal together in their new reality and routine? Can they be the support they desperately need? I don't own these characters, and I am not affiliated with Marvel. Thanks for reading! Completed • Sep. 28th 2020 Editing finished • Feb. 1st 2022 FINAL EDIT • 2025 - 2026 #1 - Starker - March 1st And several more times, just didn't count lol.

Grande Manor, the old, creepy building on top of the hill right outside of Cheshire. Nobody goes near it at night, kids stare from the gate during the day, too afraid to go any closer. It's rumored to be haunted, stories of kids who've snuck into the house for sleepovers to prove to their friends how brave and unafraid they are, only to return home the same night speechless... Harry used to be one of those kids. He used to gaze from the back seat of the family car as they drove by, intrigued by the large wooden door up front and the windows that all seem to be covered in dark curtains. He's always wondered what the inside looked like, and there's always been this strange attraction between him and the house. Now that his parents are divorced and his mother is looking for a place to move in, this might be his chance to figure it out, and maybe while he's at it he can figure out the blue eyed boy who likes to swing on the tree.

What happens when two completely opposite lads from different social classes meet one day aboard the fatal British ocean liner?