Isabelle Stone has always been a spoiled daughter. Her father is founder of the biggest clothing company in upstate New York called Nicolas Stone, and she had a sold out clothing line as part of it. When Isabelle takes a sudden trip without her fathers consent, she comes back to find that he has set her up with a clothing partner... Key Street. Isabelle's first impression of the Key Street boys is nothing but insults, but when she really gets to know them, she grows a soft spot in her for Tony Perry's band mate, Mike Fuentes. What happens when Isabelle's jealous and spoiled personality gets the best of her? Will Mike be able to fix the broken, or will everything come tumbling down?

Kellin Quinn is a mute. He is abused at home and bullied at school. But when he meets Vic Fuentes he begins to get suspicious. Things don't seem right with Vic through Kellin's eyes. "You're mine"

Therapist: A person skilled in a particular kind therapy. Kellin Quinn: A certified therapist who helps patients diagnosed with chronic depression and have a past with suicide. One Problem: Almost all of his clients end up taking there own lives some point after visiting him. Yet, no one has really taken note of this connection. Except for Victor Vincent Fuentes, who thinks there's something more than a high suicide rate in their area. He then begins to question all of Kellin's motives. And trust me, he's no ordinary therapist.

Kellin Quinn. He’s the ultimate criminal. Charged with murder, kidnapping, and assault, he’s been locked up in a prison in which he meets a certain man – no, not a man. He’s a monster, and he changes Kellin into a monster too; one with fangs and a craving for blood. Vic Fuentes. He’s the supposed “victim” here. On multiple medications, he’s forced into therapy to talk about this whole “incident” and the bullies at his new school, Mission Bay High. Vic’s over-active imagination pictures Kellin everywhere he goes, until one day, he actually is with him. When Kellin escapes from prison, he, Mike, Ari, Tay, Zack, and Vic run away. The stakes are high, but not as high as the craving for human blood. “We’ll be together forever, my love. This time, I mean it.” (Cover credit: @-kellic)

(boyxboy) That one where the popular guy gets dared to ask out the outcast.

**IMPORTANT NOTICE SEPT 2020 - I WILL BE REWRITING/EDITING THIS BOOK IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE. I PLAN IN EDITING ALL OF THE CHAPTERS OFF WATTPAD, THEN UPDATING THEM ALL IN ONE NIGHT** **Please note there is some Alan Ashby love in this, however, it is mainly a Vic fan fiction** Hadley Marie Hadaway has spent nearly nine years avoiding her best friend and boyfriend from high school after she left unexpected with nothing more than a note to say goodbye. She never forgot about the Fuentes Brothers; she misses her friendship with Mike and her relationship with Vic, but doesn't have the guts to see if she can find them. Mike and Vic still wonder what happened to their high school friend. When her best friend Sami drags her to a Pierce The Veil concert, will her past catch up with her, or will she be able to avoid it? Note: I do not own the songs by Pierce The Veil, the band Pierce the Veil, or any of the members of bands stated in this story. This is a story merely for the enjoyment of others and the enjoyment of being written.

It's the first year Pierce The Veil is playing at Warped. They meet the band Your Twisted Consequence, and Tony can't get enough of the lead singer Tamara Jones. Tamara won't let anyone close, and Tony has no idea what he's getting into.

My parents signed a contract when I was first born that stated I'd be sold as a vampire slave when I turned 18. They never told me about this. I had to figure that out on my own when the men in the black suits came to take me away. I saw all the scared faces at the auction center. Before I knew it I was bought by the prince. Andy Biersack. Even through all of the harsh beatings I can't help but feel a connecting between me and Andy. I think he does to.

Being the new kid is always hard, and so far, Andy hasn't really had much luck. Finding friends in a few people that're constantly getting harassed by the other students, constantly being referred to as the 'freaks' or the 'outcasts' of the school, Andy's luck just keeps getting worse and worse, not just with his school life. Having found a bit of interest in a particular girl, Andy knows there could never be anything there, as she's already taken by the most popular guy in school; one of the people that harasses Andy and his friend group. This friend group, are they really the right people to be hanging around, or will it just end up causing Andy more trouble than it's worth?