SEQUEL TO HER EYES REFLECT LIKE RAIN ON THE PAVEMENT Three years later, Ricky is still not over Fayleen. What happens when Ricky and Fayleen cross paths once again? But this time it's different, she has his child. Fayleen has been trying to get over Ricky, but can't. When he comes back into the picture, she's back to her promiscuous ways. Not meaning to cheat or anything, Ricky Olson is the drug that courses through her veins, impairing her ability to make conscious choices. I APOLOGIZE FOR HOW SHITTY THIS SERIES IS, I WAS LIKE 14 WHEN I WROTE THIS.

Vic Fuentes never thought anything bad would happen to him. He had a pretty decent life; star-player of the soccer team at his high school, good grades, girls swooning over him. Vic never really took danger precautions seriously. One drunken night, he’s dared to go into the woods alone in the middle of the night while drunk to sleep there. That’s the night when his mindset about danger changed. Kellin Quinn-Bostwick was always the loner boy. His life was as low as someone’s life could get; abusive parents, bad grades, no friends. He was also openly gay. People never tried to tease him or taunt him about it; or about anything, for that matter. Everyone knew Kellin could kill–literally. He watches Vic and his drunken friends near the woods and decides, without thinking, how to ruin their night. He doesn’t know it yet, but Kellin only made Vic’s night better. [Note: This is a non-fame story. It has nothing to do with music in any way; just the band members as normal people. I only own the plot; I sadly do not own the guys. </3] (Cover credit: @-kellic)

'The painless killing of a patient suffering from an incurable and painful disease or in an irreversible coma.' Euthanasia. This disease was my life. I want to die, I want to die. I wanted to bleed out right in that bathroom, but he had to stop me; why does he even care? Why would Vic Fuentes, the perfect senior care enough to stop me dying. That's never enough of course, so can he really stop me wanting to die?