Vic didn't think he could love. Kellin didn't think anyone would love him. They proved each other terribly wrong in a beautiful messy way. Can a relationship between a shy boy dressed in pastel and a popular jerk ever work out?

Kellin Quinn is the kid in the back of the class, who gets bullied because of his sexuality. Vic Fuentes is the one who seems to be at every social event their school has. Simply put, these two are look like polar opposites, right? Wrong. Everybody has secrets that they never intend on telling anyone, but sometimes, we all make slips. (An/(like years after I wrote this) I went back and read some of this and thought, "huh. I shoulda put a trigger warning in this self harm and maybe slight suicide warnings." So yeah. That.)

Kellin never lived a life of happiness. Their was always something that would make his life even more miserable then it already was, and that's probably why God decided to make Kellin gay, but not just gay, a faggot, a stupid, ugly, faggot, and nothing was worse than that. Vic Fuentes always lived an easy life. Sure, their was always those few obstacles that he just needed to get past, but he's never faced an obstacle as big as the one standing right in front of him. Kellin Quinn just may be known as the biggest obstacle Vic will have to get past, or maybe, fall in love with.

Kellin Quinn, a junior at Clairemont High School and College, lives a troubling lifestyle. Kellin has to take it upon himself to fix his broken mind, but later takes comfort in a fellow classmate and college student, Vic Fuentes. 'Save Me From Myself' is a book that goes in depth of a troubled mind. There is always talks about suicide and other triggering mentions. Read at your own risk, but know that you are worth something and you are beautiful. The book is not yet completed and is still in the editing process. Please feel free to leave feedback, I would greatly appreciate it. Feel free to message me anytime, if you need a friend of someone to vent too. I hope you enjoy, this book is my pride and my soul poured out into words.

Kellin Quinn: a popular, non-binary instagrammer with an affinity for makeup and art. Vic Fuentes: a very quiet boy with a rough past. And when Kellin keeps receiving letters at school and messages on instagram, from someone going by the name of Tenvin C, Kellin has one question running through their mind: Who is Tenvin? And what do they want?

submissive kellin quinn loves his partner, vic. he would call him his boyfriend, but he isn't allowed. vic treats kellin like pure shit, but he won't let him leave. will kellin be able to continue living this way or will he just give up? will vic continue to abuse kellin or will he learn to love him? find out in Bedless or don't because it's really bad lol ABUSE TRIGGER WARNING

WARNING: SELF-HARM AND ANOREXIA On tour, Kellin battles his demons. He thinks he has no one, but when he and Vic rekindle their friendship, he'll discover he's not as alone as he previously thought.

{This is a sequel to 'Why Can't We Just Be Friends?'} Kellin and Vic finally have the opportunity to move in together, but its not quite as simple as it seems... Can Kellin fight off his never ending demons, or will it all get to much for the both of them?

We're all addicted to something, whether it be the feeling of a lit cigarette in your mouth, the adrenaline rush that comes with betting all your money on a game, the drinks that soon lead you to make bad decisions, the strange sensation of filling your body with dangerous substations for the high that comes with it, the taste of someone's lips against our skin, or the feeling of a cold blade opening your veins. We all crave the feeling of something that distracts us from the horrible reality we all live in, something that will soon cause us harm, you just never truly know what your poison is until you're laying on the floor as death approaches due to your search for an escape. Vic Fuentes craved an escape from hell's greatest gift to him, his parents. He turned to the dark world of drugs in the hope of finding a distraction from his life. He doesn't know that his craving for an illegal substance will drag him down.