"You're not going to jump, are you?" "Was thinking about it." On the brink of giving up, seventeen-year-old Kellin Quinn stands on the edge of life and death. But his plans to end it all are thwarted when kind stranger, Vic Fuentes, steps in. Vic becomes reason enough for Kellin to start his life anew, but his past haunts him, threatening to topple everything he's worked so hard to build. Must he come to terms that his happiness was simply never meant to be? ⚠ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠ Contains: - Self-harm - Suicidal thoughts/actions - Mentions of rape - Sexual/abuse - Alcoholism - other scenes that may be triggering Updating Wednesdays and Saturdays (Previously known as: Bleeding Little Blue Boy)

Salem, MA, September 1995. Vic Fuentes is a punk rock stoner from San Diego, California who finds himself plucked from his fast life of going to hardcore shows, to being dropped into the small, East Coast town of Salem, Massachusetts. Kellin Quinn is the Quarterback for Salem High School's football team and the son of the town's long history of mayor's. Everyone loves him. He has a lot riding on his future so he can be very uptight. And Vic is going to love pushing his buttons. But Kellin pushes right back. Vic soon realizes there is more to this boy and his many surprises.

Kellin Quinn from a small town begins his first semester of college at Michigan State University, a huge school known for their soccer team. Kellin is thrilled to finally be his true self and have a fresh start. Enter Vic Fuentes, the star of the soccer team and poster child for the university. But when something traumatic shakes up both of their lives, will they be able to work through their experiences together? trigger warning: there will be mentions of sexual assault in this book. There will be a trigger warning placed within the chapters beforehand.

After being taken away from his severely neglectful parents, Kellin Quinn is put into foster care with little knowledge or experience of the world outside his abusive home. He's taken in by the Fuentes family where he meets Vic, a boy who used to be so full of life but now holds only sadness and secrets. ⚠ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠ Contains: - Mentions of abuse - Mentions of Rape - Self harm - Bullying - Homophobia - Violence - Smut - Abortion Words: 112k

Australian tattoo artist, Kellin Quinn, moves to America to further his tattoo career after he's offered a job at San Diego's best tattoo parlor. Feminine, pastel boy Vic Fuentes finally gets the nerve to get his first tattoo. ( THIS IS A PASTEL! VIC AND PUNK! KELLIN) everyone always does pastel Kellin and Punk Vic so why not switch it up.

who said geeks couldn't be cute too?

Kellin Quinn isn't okay. He thinks he is because he likes to justify himself but everyone can see that he's miserable. His mom decides that it's time to take action into her own hands and admits him to a psychiatric hospital. Kellin learns that it's not as it seems. He's forced to do things he doesn't want to but in return he learns to open up to people. One of them being Vic Fuentes, his counselor. Vic needs to understand everything behind this pale boy. Why doesn't he talk? What made him so depressed to the point of taking a blade to his skin? He needs to understand Kellin. One problem. He's taken a certain attraction for the patient. Oh the irony of being a conversion therapy counselor.

Kellin Quinn is a writer. He doesn't write best-selling books, but he does earn enough to not need a job on the side. He never even really needs to leave his house for anything... Vic Fuentes finally moves out on his own. After having gone through some bad stuff, he's eager to start anew. The house he gets seems awfully cheap for its size, but Vic is so happy to find something that is actually in his price range, that he doesn't bother to question it... Until, weird things start happening that affect both of their lives in more extreme ways than they ever bargained for.