{ON INDEFINITE HIATUS} It is such a cliché. A town so small everyone knows each other's middle name. A friendly little coffee shop with wine-coloured walls. The soft-spoken owner hears whispers over the counter: a mysterious, fashionable stranger arrived that morning. And he is a sort of beautiful Connor has only seen in magazines. Boy meets boy, and they both know their plot together is short, unattached and basic. That is, until a pastry, a month and an offer is given. And that exhausted story you've heard so many times... ...becomes wonderful.

Troye's relationship with Connor is different from his with Tyler. Different how when Troye is in the studio all night running on the music and night highs he calls Connor. Different how Connor 's hands feel cool on his skin, and he doesn't feel the constant pressure of homesickness. Different how in the morning their just friends again.

AU: Connor sends a text message to a wrong number by accident. Things progress from there. (note, this fic has been modified from an original Glee fic, and is not my own work)

Here is what we know: - Connor and Troye are hopelessly in love - 20% of people who suffer an eating disorder will die without treatment - 2-3% of people who suffer an eating disorder will die with treatment - Life is not fair; even the flowers know this

"why do you like water so much?" "it reminds me that i have the option of drowning and escaping this life."

I was addicted to that boy, it almost hurt.

[ TRONNOR ] "excuse me? but, are you okay?" "n- no. i'm not". ☹ in which a librarian slowly falls in love with a girly, lonely boy. crossdresser!troye, depressed!troye

'cuddle me' 'stop being so cheesy' a very confusing story

Adjusting to high school life is never easy. When it comes to friends- and love interests- it can get really complicated. Combine it with having major trust issues and unsettles daddy problems and maybe you'll have someone close to Connor Franta. Set months after the mystery is only left unsolved, see how figuring out your first crush may be a boy could be the least of your problems. Rated M for dark themes and explicit language *Sequel to Black on Black- Completed*