Genuinely not worth reading (it's ancient) TRIGGER WARNING ABUSE I am unsure what I have written in this since it is a long time ago and I did not put in trigger warnings in the chapters because I was a stupid little kid You're a pretty nerdy but savage teenager. You went to YuuEi a year early so you're 14. You're the son of two minor heroes, but because they were scared you might get caught up and get killed by villains they put you in a foster center. You were adopted by pretty average people and were always bullied for the fact your parents left you. You have suicidal thoughts all the time and now have anxiety, depression and a genuine fear of every human being you don't know. Will this explosive hedgehog help you? Or will he just make fun of you?

Last year, Declan was a girl named Josie. Josie was...pretty gross. But over the summer, Declan transformed himself into who he is now--a boy, and a pretty cute one at that. When school came around next fall, Declan was greeted with a surprise: Everyone thought that he was a new student, and not gross old Josie! Declan is now surrounded by girls who think he's absolutely ADORABLE, but when his cuteness catches the eye of the star quarterback, Noah, will their love last? Or will something gray take over?

Emerson is miserable with his life. He’s constantly bullied, and his boyfriend, Matt, sides with his tormentors. When Emerson hides in the school’s boiler room to escape everyone, he doesn’t expect to find a journal. The journal looks simple enough, but inside, it contains the shocking story of a boy named Nash. As Emerson reads deeper into the heart wrenching words of Nash’s life, he is unaware that his life is about to change forever.

Taylum Rayleigh born into an elite family had autism all his life and because he had special needs he was treated as a baby until a handsome Korean boy sits down beside him in class and saves him from a bully and feels that he could be safe with this person. Gathering as much courage as he could Taylum asks him to be his boyfriend and flustered by the sudden question he accepts, but just what does this autistic boy have planned for him?

"Getting a Clue" is a slice-of-life story about Casper, an autistic gay teen whose most meaningful relationship is with his dog, Pippi, and whose safe space is his closet-literally. Enter Jethro: confident, boldly expressive, and inexplicably interested in Casper's prickly brand of charm. As Casper battles his instinct to retreat from every social encounter, Jethro patiently flirts his way past Casper's defences. Together, they navigate the minefield of high school, gender expectations, and first love, all while Casper tries to figure out why the hell anyone would voluntarily seek out human connection. With a healthy dose of snark and a dash of awkward romance, this tale proves that sometimes the biggest dramas in life are just... life. Will Casper figure out how to be a functioning human being? Will Jethro ever stop looking unfairly hot in tights? And how hard do you have to flirt before an oblivious gay boy gets a fucking clue? (Warning: Contains catastrophic attempts at small talk, impromptu bus adventures, and a surprising amount of fairy bread.)