Kellin always thought his sister's friends were annoying. That is, until he met Vic Fuentes, the openly gay Junior who Kellin thinks he has no chance with.

Falling in love comes unexpectedly, makes it's way into your life and either makes you happy or destroys you completely. I didn't mind that I fell in love. What I minded, was that I fell in love with my sisters boyfriend.

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After the death of Kellin's best friend Hayley, Kellin quickly falls into a depression. As he moves through the motions of answering the questions of his psychologist and the teachers at his boarding school, Pine Hills, he starts to believe that he's going crazy. He thinks he's seeing the ghost of the boy who committed suicide years ago in the halls of that very boarding school. And he might even be becoming very close friends with this so called ghost.

(boyxboy) Sequel to What A Catch, Kellin so you should probably go ahead and check that one out first!

Three years. that's all it's taken for Vic Fuentes to lose hope in the guy he once loved. Kellin Quinn, now 24, is pursuing his dream and love of music, but times are hard for them both. Vic, who still does therapy has not moved on since that morning he awoke to find no Kellin in his bed. Kellin though, he was long gone. Now in a steady relationship with Oliver Sykes, Kellin's mind hasn't slipped back to Vic, not yet anyways. But it will.

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Vic Fuentes has a strict policy against having anything to do with people such as strippers, prostitutes, and porn stars. He also has a raging crush on the quiet, mysterious Kellin Quinn. So for Vic’s eighteenth birthday, his friends decide to throw him a party with a special guest: a male stripper. Named Kellin Quinn.

Kellin Quinn and Vic Fuentes have always hated each other with a burning passion. Everyone knew that, it was a simple fact. It was as simple as the sky being blue, or the grass being green. Throughout both of their soccer careers, they've had a feud. Now, when they are both accepted into a prestigious college well known for its soccer team, they are forced to get over their differences and play with each other, on the same team. Not only do they have to share a college, but they also have to share a room. Could life get any worse?