Charlie Spring has finally graduated. With high school behind him, Charlie is ready to begin a new chapter at Leeds University-living only minutes away from the person who has always felt like home. To everyone else, choosing to study English Literature seemed like the obvious decision. What nobody knows is that Charlie turned down offers from some of the country's best music universities. He quietly gave up the dream he'd held since he was a child-studying music and performing as a drummer-because one thing mattered more than anything else. Nick. After everything they survived together, Charlie can't bear the thought of being hours away if Nick ever needs him again. As university life begins, Nick starts therapy with Jeff-Charlie's former therapist-and slowly learns that asking for help isn't a weakness. With Charlie waiting outside every appointment, a supportive rugby team, a caring roommate, and new coping strategies, including noise-cancelling headphones for studying, Nick begins believing that recovery might actually be possible. But while Nick starts putting himself back together... Charlie begins hiding pieces of himself. How long can someone keep giving up their own dreams for the person they love before they forget who they are? A story about first apartments, university life, healing, sacrifice, and discovering that love isn't about carrying someone else's world-it's about letting them help carry yours.

Charlie Spring never expected his ordinary school day to end with a phone call that would change everything. During rugby practice in Leeds, Nick Nelson does everything he can to hide the anxiety building inside him. He smiles through conversations, pushes through training, and tells himself he'll be okay. But when a panic attack leaves him sick, overwhelmed, and unable to keep pretending, there's only one person he wants by his side. Charlie. Four hours away, Charlie drops everything the moment he gets the call. With Sarah behind the wheel and Nellie riding along, every mile between them feels impossibly long. All Charlie can think about is getting to Nick-his boyfriend, his safe person, and the one person he'd do anything for. As they navigate anxiety, recovery, and the fear of feeling alone, Charlie and Nick are reminded that love isn't about fixing each other. It's about showing up, holding on, and proving that no matter how difficult the day becomes, they'll never have to face it alone. A heartfelt story of unconditional love, quiet strength, friendship, and finding safety in the person who knows you best.

The second Charlie became Head Boy, a war broke out between him and the rugby team. Now it's Nick's job to get him on their good side...

Contents: smut • fluff • angst Adult Nick & Charlie When journalist Charlie Spring is assigned to interview rugby captain Nick Nelson, he expects a straightforward profile. Instead, he finds a man more thoughtful, and more compelling, than the headlines suggest. Nick's life is lived under stadium lights and public scrutiny. Charlie's has always been built on observation, on telling other people's stories. Crossing that line was never part of the assignment. But in professional sport, timing is everything. And some futures are already written.

Nick and Charlie meet during their second week at uni in their shared English class. Charlie is trying to come up with an excuse to talk to the stunning man sitting next to him. Eventually homework helps break the ice and they both soon realized they'd rather hang out with each other than anyone else. -Loosely inspired by my old Klaine story "Must I Imagine You There" Editor: Celliot

He was supposed to be just a passing chapter, but some people feel like home, even when they're about to leave.

A few months after "The Summer We Wrote" *MPREG STORY* After an anger-induced Nick moved back to Truham in order to be close to his baby, he and Charlie broke up, but now they need to try and navigate pregnancy and parenthood together, causing them to stir up old feelings and have a new complicated relationship.

Wilhelm and Simon work in the same office, they are both CEOs. of course wilhelm has to work late more simon sometimes...which calls for late night adventures.

wilhelm and simon are both rivals per say and when there families decide they want to bury the hatchet and bring their pact's together..things kinda take a turn for the worst or at least that's what they thought....

Wille is at the bar, He's been having a rough month with everything in his life and needs a break..could a night with a old friend fix it?