Live music photographer Calum does one favour for a friend (filling in last minute for a show), and his life changes for good. Finding his muse, world-famous pop/rock sensation Ashton Irwin. He thinks once the shows are over, he can pack it in and forget all about it, but a Google search and a phone call set him up on a North American tour where he'll see the man every day... Too bad his Google search revealed the man of his every fantasy has a purity pact with God. So what's a..promiscuous young man to do? Repress it? Sure, that'll work.

Two high schoolers who won't admit they think the other is cute and some well-intentioned friends means that while Ashton's looking for Calum on the Hockey field, Calum's looking for Ashton at the library; what's to be done when you're pretty sure that cute guy in your English class is avoiding you? [COMPLETED] |Cover by @nicockla|

{completed} Michael's favorite color is pink, pastel pink to be exact. He works alongside two other psychotic murders, Luke and Ashton, the two broken and demented lovers. Ashton is focused on Luke and Luke only. He's pining after a love that doesn't seem to be there, a title that only exists on his skin and in his heart. Michael thinks pink's such a pretty color. He thinks death is a form of art and, well, of course you paint with pink in art. Calum is the leading officer on the string of murders, some that tie back to an sociopathic person with an odd obsession with the color pink and a heart broken person with a knack for tearing other people's hearts apart quite literally.

"Why are you throwing rocks at my window? Its midnight" "Couldn't sleep. Besides, it isn't midnight, its 1:35 am" or where two boys meet at 1:35 every morning on the roof outside of their practically conjoined homes, fearing the future and talking about what it may hold. Short story spinoff on Wrapped Around Your Finger

"you named your son after a band" "you named your daughter after a fruit" "touché"

Michael can never get a moment's silence from his parents' relentless arguing, that was until his new neighbors moved in and their son was caught in the same dilemma.

You see, this wasn't intentional. Michael never planned on making it a routine to order the same exact drink as the cute boy in front of him every day, it just sort of happened. AboardTheBandShip - 2020

Calum writes songs about Ashton for the band as a way to express himself, but Ashton has no idea.