Calvin and Derek were the best of friends. For their entire lives, they were practically inseparable. That was,until they entered high school and Derek became the most popular boy in school. Three years passed by without either of them speaking to each other, but that quickly changes when they cross paths at a party.

*COMPLETED* 1978. Jesse Davis is gay and that is not a problem. Until his parents decide to send him away from London for his last year of high school to live with his aunt, uncle and cousins in Evanston Utah. Being a gay teen in a very christian town, Jesse asks himself, how the hell he could survive that year. Simple, with the help of his cute English partner, who also happens to be the captain of the christian committee "Gods Love", Nathanael Andrews. The two become close, even tho Nathanael is basically engaged to his committee partner Mary-Jane. Will Jesse and Nathanael find a way to love? How will the town take the news? Warning: Includes violence, mature scenes, strong language Rankings: #1 Utah 14/08/20 #1 1970s 03/09/20 #3 70s 12/09/20 #2 church 01/01/21 #1 lgbtrights 07/01/21

In the small coastal town of Capeside, Massachusetts, a group of close friends-mostly Dawson Leery, Josie Leery, Joey Potter, Pacey Witter, JJ Witter, and Jen Lindley-manage teenage life and early adulthood. This night is sparkling, don't you let it go I'm wonderstruck, blushing all the way home I'll spend forever wondering if you knew I was enchanted to meet you 💜

Ethan James just trying to survive high school without getting knocked down again - literally. But when old wounds resurface, his crush on Brooke Davis grows harder to ignore, and music starts calling him back louder than ever, Ethan has to decide if he'll keep hiding in the background... or finally step into his own story.

Thomas needed a vacation, but that didn't mean he wanted one. His best friend convinced him to come down to his family's beach house for the summer to unwind, to relax for once. Thomas wasn't swayed easily, but he found himself on a flight to Florida regardless, albeit begrudgingly. Thomas intended to mope around for the three months, drink away his problems, and maybe get a tan in the process. However, his plans were thwarted when an unwanted houseguest from his past arrived the day after his getting there, leaving a bitter tang on the entire "vacation." Not to mention, Thomas was forced to share what he thought was his room with his best friend's wife's ridiculously handsome brother, Dallas. Thomas was on the cusp of drowning in the first week. Relaxation wasn't even on the agenda. He just had to try to keep his head above water.

They used to share everything, birthdays, secrets, dreams. Now, all they share is a rivalry neither of them wants to admit feels like love. Harper Lane and Jace Collins were once inseparable. Born on the same day, raised side by side, they were best friends destined for a lifetime of joint birthday parties and inside jokes. Until everything shattered on their fourteenth birthday-the day no one showed up to her party and everyone went to his. Three years later, Harper is head cheerleader. Jace is the star quarterback. And they're not speaking. Everyone at Ridgeview High thinks their rivalry is legendary-pep rallies, game days, hallway run-ins that border on war. But behind every sarcastic comment and stolen glance is a tension neither one of them can shake. Now that senior year is here, so is everything they've tried to ignore: the lingering pain, the unsaid words, and the terrifying, magnetic pull of something more than hate. Because love and football have one thing in common- One wrong move, and you lose it all.

Fifteen-year-old Adonis has spent his entire life afraid, afraid of the foster care system that raised him, and afraid of being labeled "weird" for the way he talks, moves, or sees the world. He's used to being alone, used to being misunderstood. But everything changes when he discovers he isn't alone after all he has a family. Four older brothers. One sister. They're strangers, but they welcome him with open arms... or at least, they try. Fitting in isn't easy, not when Adonis is used to hiding parts of himself just to survive. Starting a new school only makes things harder until he finds two surprising sources of comfort: the football field and his brother's best friend, who acts like he can't stand Adonis but never seems to leave him alone. Will Adonis finally learn to heal? Can he earn his siblings' trust and maybe even their love? Adonis has no idea. But for the first time in his life, he's ready to find out.

It started with a dare. One kiss. No feelings. No strings. But when the school's two most popular captains-Matheo, the broody football god, and Vincent, the golden boy of basketball-lock lips at a party, things start spiraling fast. Now they're pretending nothing happened... except they can't stop looking. Or thinking. Or wanting. Was it just a dare? Or the start of something neither of them is ready for?

It was under the influence of alcohol when Vaughn and Teejay hooked up at a college party.

In St. Louis, Julius has built a life defined by his own rules. He has a rewarding career, loyal friends, and an unapologetic obsession with the Cincinnati Bengals. As a confident, openly gay black man, he lives his truth authentically. He has everything except the one thing that matters most. Joe Burrow has the fame, the records, and the world watching his every move. But behind the icy stare and the media training, he is suffocating. He has the world at his feet, but nowhere to be real. Everything changes the night they meet at a charity gala. A spark of curiosity ignites a connection that breaks every rule, and Julius finds himself living a dangerous fantasy: the poster on his wall is becoming the man in his bed. As late-night texts turn into shared secrets, the stakes skyrocket. Navigating a relationship across two cities is hard enough, but hiding it from the NFL is a ticking time bomb. When the secret becomes too big to contain, they face the ultimate choice: protect the brand, or risk it all for the truth of what they found in each other.