Vic doesn't care about school, all he cares about is his reputation; which includes sleeping around, drinking, smoking, etc... Kellin cares about his grades, friends, family; He has big dreams. After kellin attends his first ever party - hosted by Vic - he experiences many things he hasn't before. (edited on May 1, 2018)

Jack Nickels is 17 and a senior in high school, he has the looks, the popularity, the girls begging to be his, money, a stable family unit and he was quarterback on the school team. But one night his sister brings home her boyfriend to meet the family and everything changes. Quiet Reed Sparrow never really had any friends, so when he lands the quarterbacks sister, he expected things to change. But no-one could have prepared him for what really happened... Meeting your girlfriend's family was scary, but for Reed talking to Jack Nickels was an even scarier concept. They guy screamed man and oozed testosterone, Reed was a junior but he knew of Jacks notorious streak, everyone did. So when Reeds life starts gravitation around someone it shouldn't he vows not to be seduced, but when the Jack Nickels starts to pay you attention it's extremely hard to say no... (P.S gigolo is meant in the term that a man's thing on the side is his mistress. So a woman's thing on the side doesn't have a name so I'm calling it a gigolo. But I might consider incorporating the gigolo concept into the story :D)

Kellin was a poor boy who had been abandoned by his family for coming out as gay, forced to eat very little and sleep on the streets. Vic, the leader of the most dangerous gang in Mexico, found himself in Michigan to settle a little "business". When he found Kellin sleeping on a bench, he decided that the boy would be his. WARNING: if you are uncomfortable with anything sexual, whether it be consensual or not, DO NOT READ. Also includes kidnapping, slurs, and abuse.

Sye Vettori enters his summer vacation on the high hopes of spending the holidays at the beach looking for a girlfriend with his best friend. A call from his mother proves him wrong as he's shipped off to summer camp where he bumps into his arch nemesis, Tristan Buckley. He makes a new crazy friend, George, and one of the twins, Joel, falls for him. What's a straight boy to do when he's stuck for a few months with a bunch of attractive homosexual boys?