Who in their right mind would ask a teenager to write a 4000 word essay on the works of F. Scott Fitzgerald anyway? To me, English class was simply the fine art of over analyzing very old pieces of literature. It was usually pretty easy for me to string together some intricate sounding sentences about these old novels. My English teacher loved me for it, but for this particular essay, I was utterly incapable of replicating the excellence of my previous work. All I knew was that Nick Carraway was definitely gay for Gatsby. _________ When two high school boys find themselves being forced into partnership for a class project, things get interesting. With Callaway's snarky remarks and hidden secrets, and Chance's accidental girlfriend, their path to completing high school is anything but straight. _________ Discaimer: This is boyxboy so if this makes anyone uncomfortable, this is me warning you. Also, The Great Gatsby does not belong to me, copyright is to F Scott Fitzgerald. With the references to the novel in my story, I am in no way trying to mock or make fun of the novel, because it is one of my favourite books. Also, the reality of Nick Carraway's homosexuality is arguable, I simply used this opinion for the sake of my story and its plot.

Four lives. Four seasons. Four stories. In the brisk, bright spring, Sammy is opening a coffee shop. In the sweltering heat of summer, Alex is visiting his sister working at a surf school in Portugal. In the crisp fresh autumn, Leon is running his cafe-library, the Book Nook. In the cold icy winter, Victor is hibernating in his tea shop. Their lives are running as normal, until something comes out of the blue to turn their lives upside down. With gorgeous guys, surprise decisions, business adventures and a whole lot of laughing, the four men soon find that one season is more than enough time for their worlds to change forever. Will Sammy find new love in a sweeter-than-candy florist Vince? Will Alex move past his break-up and find something magical with Lucas, his surf instructor? Will Leon and his closest friend Mikey turn into something much more? And will Victor be able to work past the troubles of falling for a rich man with a scary family? PLEASE NOTE: This story contains sex scenes and is therefore marked 18+.

As a teenager, we all struggle through the path of finding ourselves. Late nights at our lovers' houses, drinking cheap spirits down by the riverside, trying ever-so-hard to destroy those blasted bumps on our chins. For some, however, it is much harder. Zakary Peters; the popular boy, you may believe. He was thought to have it all, great friends, a nice house and even the most attractive girlfriend in all of Manchester, England. But as Zak begins to discover himself, thanks to a certain blue-eyed blind boy, he is forced into learning the true art of self-acceptance, the wills of the heart, and has the opportunity to experience the cliché of a teenage romance gone wrong. All of which is hidden amongst his idea of an impractically perfect Hell.

Jimmy and his buddies have found the perfect way to get female attention and add to a stellar collective body count. Until Jimmy realizes that the one person he wants isn't ever going to want him back. And that the games he's been playing have become all too real.

Sidney Quinlan is the 35-year-old father of two, the loving husband of a stay at home mom named Janet. He works as a dentist at his own office and has his own parking spot. He doesn't live an exciting life. Or at least he didn't. Not until he meets 24-year-old law student Scott, with his young mind ready to learn and ready to take on any adventure. Sidney finds himself trapped in the mind of the younger man and can't seem to find his way back to clear thinking. Or were his thoughts ever really clear to begin with?