Connor Franta: an 18 year old orphan who escaped his foster home at 14 and has been on the run with a group of nationally-known teen criminals ever since. Then he gets caught. Waking up in a prison facility, Connor realizes why La Crescent, Minnesota holds the birthplace of his nightmares. He will learn why that so called "nightmare" was the last day of his childhood and how his father changed everything. Not to mention beginning high school life for the first time as a senior on probation and what happens when he runs into a certain blue eyed boy. Rated M for dark themes and explicit language 43.684k words | #62 in Tronnor *I wrote this a few years ago so please excuse small grammar and story holes every now and then*

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*

the one where connor's parents are divorced and troye is connor's stepsisters best friend.

Oh Wonder...an attractive stranger...a kiss. --- Troye, an Australian songwriter with an accent to die for and Connor, an American photographer are brought together by nothing other than fate. As they both realize the events of the Oh Wonder concert in their minds, Connor comes to terms with his sexuality and Troye develops his liking of Connor stronger than ever. With both their friendship and future relationship on the line, what will Troye do in order to get him?

Troye thought soulmates and love at first sight were make believe and something that only happened in children's books until he met someone who changed his mind... Not at first though.

"Let me tell you the story, about what happens when a heart as cold as ice meets one made of gold." What happens to the things that nobody can remember? Are they forgotten? Did they mean anything at all? Did they even exist at some point? All his life, Connor has been told that he must forget. That he must let go and move on, and live the life he has been gifted with, even after the tragedy. But Connor doesn't want that. He keeps in mind the same series of noises over and over, every day, just to get by and to convince himself that it wasn't just a dream. That it happened. That it was real. That he was real. For the past ten years he has been moving from place to place, with barely any interest to accommodate himself. That is until he reaches that town... and meets him. Funny, how it works in the ways of the heart.

I don't think he's running from me. He's running from himself.

Troye loves his garden, it's like his own little forest. Connor also loves Troye's forest. Too bad Connor can't cross the wall.