Simon Snow and Baz Grimm-Pitch attend Watford Univerity together. In this universe, much of the population have soulmates. Whatever your soulmate writes on themself will appear on you as well. These former roomates are going to have to investigate or leave alone the new dilemma of the person who's suddenly started writing to them. (Completed)

This is my personal SnowBaz fanfiction. It takes place after Carry On, a wonderful book by Rainbow Rowell. So if you haven't read the original, then you must go read it now before I spoil anything. Go! Hurry! Anyway, if you have decided to ignore my warning, this relationship is cannon. This story contains something that all lovers of the World of Mages would love to get their hands on. Shhh! It's a surprise! Anyway, I hope you enjoy to your hearts content!

Baz and Simon are fifth years in this story. I've made sure to research as much as possible to hopefully make this accurate behavior and plot wise. *bows* Thank you for reading. Or just looking at the description. Ye. (All characters belong to Rainbow Rowell. Content is based upon her work, as is all fanfiction. She's way better than I am, so give thanks to the almighty ruler Rainbow Rowell for the book Carry On so that I may write this fanfiction.) And yes. There are going to be lemons. So. Many. LEMONS..

It's their sixth year at Watford and Simon has no idea what's happening to him. Everything is about Baz. And that's very bad because they're stuck in a room together after having a fight. Baz has always said having your ultimate crush be your roommate was like living with an open fire. What happens when he finally gets too close? Will Baz finally burn? Cover art from Google:) UPDATE FROM 2017::: omg so I wrote this when I was younger and so it's a bit cheesy but it's pretty cute so **recommending**

𝗦𝗶𝗺𝗼𝗻'𝘀 𝗣𝗢𝗩 He's simply looking at me. . And I'm drowning in those gray pools. His pupils visibly dilate. He leans into my touch, then surprisingly he moves a little to settle on my lap with his head lying on my chest. "Your heart's beating in my throat. No, it's beating in my head. . Echoing, Simon." "Is it making you thirsty?" "Crowley, no. The sound of your heart beating is sweeter than any bird's singing." He whispers against my bare chest. I wrap an arm around him and stroke his hair with the other. "Oh really?" I ask, smiling again. It's a tired smile, but it's there. Baz always knows what to say. . . "Mhm, absolutely. Sweeter than any Shakespearean sonnet," he giggles a little. Baz giggling always make me grin. "Warmer and brighter than any Midsummer's summer day." "Are you saying you like me, Basil?" I whistle lowly, just to hear him scoff. "No, Snow, you're an overly dramatic nightmare." He asserts. I huff, my smile unwavering. (Cover art is not mine.) (29 sept '20) #1 in Snowbaz #1 in basiltongrimmpitch #1 in bazxsimon #1 in rainbow rowell #8 in carryon #3 in rainbowrowell #1 in snowbazfanfic #1 in snowbaz fluff #1 in snowbaz angst #1 in simonoliversnow #4 in SimonSnow Cover photo not mine, credit goes to the VERY talented owner <3

Simon finds Baz's diary after flipping their room upside down in a fit of rage. Except it's locked... Then Simon agrees to do a 'favour' for Baz. Simon didn't know it would mean going to Baz's home and having to pretend to be his boyfriend during winter break. The diary is his only way out. Though he can't seem to find that damn key...

It's Simon and Baz's 6th year back at Watford. Last year Simon followed Baz around like a hound trying to prove he was a vampire. After a bloody incident one soccer training Simon finally has proof. How will Simon's knowledge of Baz's true identity bring them together?

After a painful 5th year at Watford, Baz and Simon have both resolved to avoid each other at all costs. So why in God's name does this assignment have to be completed in roommate pairs? I will try to post every week-ish. (all characters belong to Rainbow Rowell and the Carry On series.)

Simon and Baz have lived through seven straight years of sharing a room and hating it. But this year that all might change. When they are paired together (against their will of course) in class Simon is forced to confront feelings that may have been there for a very long time. . .