[BOOK FOUR] Leo Morelli has a reputation. He's a heartbreaker. It's chronic. Felix Finley had a reputation. A less fun one. He left it behind. He wants it to stay buried forever. Only when he joins the national volleyball team, old secrets get a little difficult to keep. Felix and Leo have met before. They have history. It's complicated. There's something brewing between them. There has been for a while. Tension. It's palpable. Unavoidable. However, neither of them do feelings. One thinks they're a waste of time, and the other thinks feelings ruin everything. The problem is, feelings don't care about what anyone wants. They happen anyway, and when they do, things get messy.

Getting outed to her parents and being sent off to a Christian boarding school was not exactly what Charlie had planned for her senior year, and falling for one of the straightest girls at the school was definitely not what Charlie walked in there expecting. Charlotte Brooke has always known that she didn't like guys, but being gay in a little Christian town in a family that went to church every Sunday, was an absolute disgrace--well according to her parents. Grace Rivers has everything figured out for herself. Perfect grades, head of the culture club and a plan to go to Harvard--all the things her family expects of her. But she has a secret. One that would get her kicked out of the school and be a stain on her family's reputation forever. She had done a great job at keeping her secret locked away until the new girl at school makes all those feelings Grace thought she locked away, resurface. When the two of them run into each other behind the dorm building at midnight, they form an unexpected bond. But as this relationship progresses, will they be able to keep it a secret? Or will all the secrets they share every night eventually come to light and send everything crumbling. *** [Ongoing]

Nigel Padbury hasn't felt anything in years. Not really. He spends all of his time alone, or at least he did, until he's convinced to work as a stage hand for a musical at his university. Billy Simpson had a reputation. Everyone knew how good of an actor he was, but now he's nobody. He's desperate to build it up again, and that means auditioning for everything he can. Luckily for him, he's talented enough to get in the cast over and over again. Two boys. One on the stage, one off it. But when personalities collide, will the two of them be able to get past it? Or is something deeper going on that neither wants to admit? Something that will turn heads and break hearts.

Cooper Matthews doesn't know much about Emmett Harlow, two things aside: 1) Emmett is one of the smartest guys he's ever met, and 2) Emmett is also one of the rudest guys he's ever met. But when the pair discover that their local drive-in movie theatre, their shared favorite place on earth (and shared place of employment), is under the threat, they have two options: they can either get over themselves and work together to save it, or they can let the drive-in fall into the wrong hands. It shouldn't be too hard, right?

Leo Linh is his parents biggest accomplishment, yet their greatest disappointment. He's extremely smart, yet insanely dumb. He's amazing at water polo, yet never good enough. He has best friends who would kill for him, but he's sure he has enemies that want to kill him. He's also straight. He thinks. I mean it's totally normal to find objectively attractive men, attractive. And he's just a horny high school senior. Not that he had anyone to confide in that would tell him otherwise. Kaiden Rivers moved to the United States from Australia 7 years ago, when he was 11. He wasn't happy about the move, but he'd become excited pretty quickly once he'd been enrolled in middle school, and made a bunch of friends. Now, starting his senior year of high school at Golden Crest, he was faced with the fears of moving again. Leaving Miami, which he knew so well, leaving his friends behind, all to go to California. At least he heard that Golden Crest had an amazing water polo team. And he would have his family. And he'd heard there were hot men in California. He knew he was gay. Everyone in Miami knew. He was extremely pissed about the move because he'd just started getting close with a guy in his class. He hoped California would live up to his expectations.

Noah Hale has always known who he is. He's loud, dramatic, unapologetically himself, and somehow still exhausted by the world every single day. Coming out hasn't made his life easier, but he refuses to shrink himself for anyone. Asher Reeves has never been good at handling things, especially his own feelings... He's quiet, anxious, and constantly too stuck in his own head to know what's going on around him. Asher Reeves also happens to be the older brother of Noah's best friend. Although they've seen each other plenty of times over the years, they never really knew each other. One party changes everything. Noah was drunk. Asher was not. Noah didn't mean to kiss Asher. Asher definitely did not mean to kiss him back. Now Noah remembers nothing. And Asher remembers every second. In order to preserve the miniscule friendship they have, Asher chooses to keep everything a secret, keep it in like he always does. The closer they get, the harder it becomes for Asher to pretend nothing happened. What happens when the one moment that you're trying to forget is the one thing you can't escape?

Ian has always had one goal and one goal only-to get drafted for the National Hockey League. Nothing has ever thrown him off course from this, except for one boy from his past who he used to do figure skating with. Finn never liked hockey. The only reason he joined the team was to look at cute guys, start some fights on the ice (because it looked fun), and to learn more about the boy who mysteriously left figure skating class one day years ago and never returned. When Ian gets tasked with training Finn so that they can actually be a decent team and get to nationals this year, they rediscover their mutual love for figure skating, despite Ian's dad forcing him to stop years ago, and Ian finds himself regretting ever leaving it for ice hockey. Despite refusing to ever allow himself to fall in love ever again, Finn gets dangerously close to breaking that boundary. The closer they get to nationals, the more their bond grows, and the more Ian finds himself distracted from this goal he had set years ago, because of the boy who brought back a spark in Ian he thought he'd lost forever. Now, Ian has to make the decision whether he wants to keep this newfound bond, or risk losing it forever for something they might not even win anyway. ***

Barry: "Squirting Contest" Bubs: "WHY SO MUCH HEAD OH GOD" August: "but i like toe sucking 💔" Tia: "wet willies like wacking car, genuinely cant stop batty today dude." Fae: "IF YOUR UNCLE'S JEWISH SPREAD THE PUSS 🗣️" Mia: "it squirted." Tilly: "Wait ouch i knocked my prostate" Vi: "alpha daddy whos 7'7 and has a voice deeper than the ocean" Vi.2: "BEEFY MIGHTY EAGLE" The whole server: "IM COUMMING"

[BoyxBoy] Versailles Evigheden was a hopeless romantic; he yearned for the love and affection he saw within those around him and had done everything to achieve it. Even if what he'd done just ended up hurting him in the end. And he did achieve it, but never for long. He knew he was dependent, maybe even overly so, but who could blame him? After hiding from the spotlight for his entire life, constantly avoiding being the center of everyone's attention - it was only natural that he wanted even one person to notice him. ••• Kye Rosenheim earned himself the reputation of a "bad guy" for a purpose; to scare everyone away from himself. Because in his mind, nobody deserved to see the absolute mess he was hiding underneath. Especially after the death of his childhood best friend... Dealing with crippling daddy issues and a need to escape from the spotlight altogether, he never expected to fall for someone so different so fast. Someone that seemed to be his complete opposite. But, as the saying goes - Opposites Attract. [BOOK ONE]