Jaxton Maes, the one everyone is talking about. The sexy new transfer, the quiet bad boy, the green eyes and black locks that make you want to run a hand through them, the sharp jawline, tanned skin, height of 6'4 , muscular, but don't forget of course,straight.Right? Jax is there new transfer senior student of Lakeview High school, his emotions are always in check, the girls swoon at the mysterious aura that wraps around his talk frame. He doesn't smile, he doesn't talk, he doesn't fight, well he does but only if necessary, has a mind for soccer, smokes in the bathrooms, and also, came from a school full of mind like his own, a delinquent. But, it wasn't his fault. Dami Winters, a quiet boy who is a short senior of a height of of 5'5, he is the schools'nerd'. Wavy brown and smooth locks, a small face that somehow remains smooth, a straight A student,skinny and very little muscle,slightly chubby cheeks,but his eyes, a shade of grey and silver that is like a replica of the moon. The boy keeps on a constant mask,but his is different. With his drunk of a mother, he is always on edge due to the random outbursts from his mom as he grew up the past 4 years. Some nights she will just scowl at him and leaves to her room and lock the door, some nights it's insulting words, and most nights now, a punching bag. He still loves his mom but there's only so much he can take till he breaks.. And that day was his breaking point. ::story cover by me::

When sixteen-year-old Andrew moves to a new state, he's used to blending into the background. Quiet, brutally honest, and carrying secrets he's too scared to share, Andrew expects high school to be the same torment he's always known. But everything changes when he meets Jaxson-a loud, passionate boy with a soft spot for broken things and a fire in his chest that won't die. Jaxson pulls Andrew into his small but tight-knit group: Elijah, the towering protector with green eyes and a guarded heart; and Cameron, thoughtful but distant, torn between affection and restraint. For the first time, Andrew feels seen. But he also feels vulnerable. As the group faces relentless bullying, the weight of personal traumas, and the confusing layers of sexuality, love, and pain, their friendships are tested. Jaxson fights for Andrew-literally and emotionally-but love isn't simple, especially when it's tangled in insecurity, jealousy, and the shadows of past hurt. When Andrew lashes out and walks away from the only people who cared, he spirals into bad choices and dangerous company, until he and Jaxson find their way back-this time with clarity, and no more pretending. A story of identity, brutal honesty, chosen family, and healing, Makeout in the Bathroom is an unflinching, deeply emotional journey through the chaos of teen life, and the quiet moments that make survival worth it.