Remake ig- Trapped alone in a dark empty house by a friend, Gregory tries to find a way out only to be killed by a teenage psychopath that claims he's in love with him. But he's not just in love but obsessed. Killing Gregory to have him stay. Gregory is stuck in between two thoughts and two thoughts only. Does he love or hate Evan?

Cover art is not mine. Gregory ran away from Roxy and decided to hide, he fell asleep not knowing another was watching him. This other was a boy who goes by the name of Evan. Evan Afton. He fell in love with Gregory at first sight. Madly in love. There relationship is platonic!

Okay. Ik that I'm way better at Yan Evan x Gregory but I figured why not try something new? This will be a Yan vampire Gregory x Evan. After having the weirdest dream of his life Evan was woken up to the sound of a boy's voice. A..strangely familiar boy. The two become friends but this strange boy craves something else. He craved love Evan's love, Evan's blood, he craved Evan. Seeing Evan was love at first sight for him. He knew him and Evan were meant to be. Will Evan stay or find a way to escape his obsessed lover? I'm so sorry that last part was cringe.

Cover art is not mine! Sorry I forgot to put this... CC After the bite of 87 CC has...changed he keeps to himself rarely talking to anybody even his own family! But that all changes when he meets him. Gregory Gregory wasn't popular never was he's just that kind of person who makes friends easily until he meets him and has no idea how just befriending him can change his life forever. He has no idea how dangerous he is, how obsessed he could be, how possessive he could be.

Cover art is not mine! Me: Checks the reads on my stories *sips apple juice* then looks at My angel .... *spits out apple juice* Hey! Hey! I'm back! Okay this is another story similar to my angel and if u haven't read it already go ahead and check it out it seems to be one of my most popular stories...anyways As Gregory is trying to find a way out of the Pizzaplex he finds strange letters from an unknown person who says that they can free him. "Don't trust him. Trust me."