Everyone was the same. You wake up, change into the same outfit, and then go to school. Society made you all equal, so no person was different from another. If you were strange, you were diagnosed as a Different. For everyone was to wear the same things, act the same, and love the same. A normal person would fall in love after they were twenty to someone of the opposite gender. Marriages were considered a hassle, so you would not have a ceremony, just decide if you wanted to be married or not. Once married, there was no divorcing. For if you were not normal, you'd be coded. Normals wear white, Differents wear black.

*FIRST BOOK IN DIFFERENT SERIES* Being abandoned for being different makes you wonder why you couldn't be like everyone else. It makes you wonder why you couldn't be normal.

Scott's vision is fuzzy. Hazy. Unfocused like it hasn't been since the LASIK. He vaguely wonders why, but his head hurts so much he's distracted and can't figure it out. He thinks for a second that he's drunk. That he's given himself the mother of all hangovers. But his shoulder and his arm and his chest and his side and his leg also hurt-shit, his shoulder really hurts-and he's never been drunk enough for that to happen before. Plus, if he's not mistaken, that's his steering wheel in front of him, through the haze and the dust and the noise and the red and whatever the deflated white thing is. Regardless of how drunk he's been, he would never be drunk in the driver's seat of his car. Fuck. Fuck, he hurts. The spiderweb pattern across his windshield is kinda pretty though, sparkling like that in the sun. Blink.

Mitch is an omega who doesn't listen to anyone. He does his own thing. One day an Alpha takes him in to teach him some manners, will he obey or will he stand strong? Highest ranking: #3 in pentatonix Completed

Mitch Grassi has never been able to be a normal teen. When his parents failed to pay off the debt they owe to a dangerous man, Mitch was forced to do whatever it takes to stay alive and keep those around him safe. That is until an equally dangerous Scott Hoying takes a liking to him. Due to some mishaps, Scott finds out Mitch's situation and promises to take care of him if in return, the boy does whatever he says. Will the Grassi family finally be able to live in peace or will Mitch always remain in the arms of danger? This is based off of my short stories Dark!Scomiche 1,2&3. And by now you all should know I suck at summaries.

Mitchell Grassi has spent his life living with people who never loved him. First, his mother, who left him when he was still a child, then his abusive father. Mitch had only ever wanted one thing in his life. Someone to love him. When he ends up somewhere he shouldn't be, he thinks he had finally found The light at the end of the tunnel. But if there is one thing in Mitch's dark life that was constant, it was Lies. ~°~ He knelt there in the dark, waiting for the impending pain. He didn't know where he was it how long he had been there. As he knelt there, chained, he whispered to himself to try and convince himself what he was told wasn't true. "Bit and Changed. Mated and Loved. He promised he loved me. He chose me. He let me Mark him, as he had done to me." He kept his head bowed. But if there was one thing that was going to change anything, it was the one thing He feared the most. Decisions and Choices. ~°~ WARNING Strong language, Mentions of Abuse and sexual harassment, Rape

BEING REWRITTEN ON INKITT (non-fanficion)! Mitch does not get along well with his family. They are masculine and straight, but most importantly, they have a horrible hobby: they hunt wolves. Mitch doesn't want to but he is dragged along by his brothers and father. Scott is a werewolf. An alpha to be precise. He has a pack to take care of and he goes to college, he doesn't think about anything else. What happens when these two cross paths? Cover by: @Kirstin_fanacc

"There isn't anything he wouldn't do to protect her." ** Trigger Warnings- •self harm •drinking •talk of smoking •homophobic slurs •death •heart attack •hospitals •car accidents •body image issues •smut •dirty talk •coming out struggles •bullying •yelling •fighting •crying •talk of tattoos •talk of piercings •talk of cutting •talk of scars and possibly more. Please don't read if any of this is triggering.

"Their love as black and white as piano keys and permanent ink." -@ElusiveWyatt- -@toepeechufter- --Tysm @Kirstin_Fanacc for the cover ❤--

Exactly what the title says. *One Mavi and Kavi included*