Fifteen year old Lincoln Taylor's life had finally settled down, before the unthinkable happened. Suddenly sent to live with a father he never knew and a family he had never even met, his life is turned upside down. Finding love along the way, he struggles to find out where and who he should be in the world. Will he return to a life in the London underworld or learn to trust again?

After years of abuse form his father and a full year in hell with his foster father and brother, 15 year old Aiden is finally reunited with his younger sister, Ellie as they are sent to live with their 5 older brothers they just learned about. Desperate to keep his secret, Aiden slowly begins to trust them. Is he finally safe? - if anyone wants to write more of this story feel free- please message me so i can read it!❤️ sorry just lost motivation and inspiration for writing it. i have a basic plan i could maybe write out if anyone wants to read that feel free to dm me or something not gonna mark it at "complete" cause that feels misleading but no updates are expected ❤️❤️ 1/15/2024 Update: I am currently working on rewriting Pretty boy. It will be very different than the original but in my opinion it will be a lot better! I will make zero promises on if anything will even get posted because I would like to finish it before i post anything but I AM WRITING LOL (i literally only have like a chapter written rn, i am making zero promises on anything) THIS version will never be updated.

Will Parker has been in and out of foster homes since he was 14 months old. Failed placement after failed placement has left him abused, scarred, and closed off. Then, he finds himself staying in a small beach town in Long Island, New York, where he meets Noah Smith. Noah has it good. He's smart, popular, and a talented actor. Will is bitter and jealous of the life Noah has, and the two don't get along. But soon, things start to change. Is Noah the one who can break down Will's barriers and teach him to trust again? *this book contains some mature language, drug use, and themes of abuse/trauma. please use discretion*