Alice is placed under witness protection after something from her past puts her in immediate danger. Relocated to Vancouver, she meets Josh Ramsay the lead singer of Marianas Trench. Josh falls for Alice but her past sends her in a downwards spiral. Josh wants nothing more than to fix her, but will she let him in?

"I take every boy there just to make out with them, you were nothing special, Scott." But he was. Scott was special. Mitch just didn't want to admit it. Not after they fought for so long and broke up. Scott had a hurt look on his face, but Scott isn't really one to share his emotions or burst out crying in front of someone he loves so dearly. So, he nodded his head. "O-okay. Um.... I guess you should leave then." Mitch nodded, "Yeah, yeah I probably should." ***** A/N: this story is based off of the Superfruit book. But with my twist on it. This book doesn't have any major spoilers, so don't be worried about that. All spoilers of the book have been posted on social media. Again, this is with my twist on it and it will not be the whole original story. Much Love ❤️

The tattoo grew on my forearm right before my eyes. The red was now gone... completely barren, yet it was the most beautiful part of me now... a tree ready to bloom. The roots of the tree bled into my veins, and the tree seemed to move as if it were blowing in the wind. This tree represented my life. And now I had a year to get rid of it. A year to find somebody to love me. As if it were that easy with a face as beastly as mine. Cover Photo courtesy of @lubiemanaty Rated M for language.

This is the version of the book "just.. love me" started by @olimpiaa but finished by me. "After a hookup they had in high school and years of being apart, Scott and Mitch reunite without knowing so. When a six-year-old girl turns up at Scott's doorstep with a letter in hand, stating she's his daughter, they spend five days together before the truth is revealed."

When Mitch reconnects with his high school best friend Scott, who is now a super famous Grammy award winning singer, he realises how much he's changed in those five long years he hasn't seen him. Could he be developing feelings for him? Or was it all just admiration for how successful Scott has become?

Mitch is mute. Scott is in a wheelchair. Mitch wants to make a new friend but Scott hates the world. The two get paired up together to work on a project at school, will they be able to work together? Mitch wants to show Scott that he doesn't need to be angry at the world, but will Scott let him in?

The second book of "Gas Station (Scomiche) Scott and Mitch are married now with two kids, when a certain someone comes back into their lives will their marriage last?

Scott Hoying - a 16 year old worker at a local gas station - met Mitch grassi, a shy unpopular boy, on one of his shifts. Where will they go from their first encounter? WARNING: This story does contain some topics that might be hard for some readers and I will not warn you before a chapter because I don't want to give anything away. So let this be a overall warning that there might be sensitive subjects in this story. BOOK TWO IS OUT NOW

"We all make mistakes, officer. It happens to the best of us." "Really? Well what if I told you that he isn't who you think he is?" - When an innocent teenager rises from the dead, he is forced to leave his old life behind. But when he runs into some familiar company, his heart throws him for a loop. - Can you fall in love with a killer? Even your own?

-you do not need to watch Grey's Anatomy to read- "With my last breath, I'll exhale my love for you. I hope it's a cold day, so you can see what you meant to me." I came into this world decades ago with a loud crash. Literally, I popped out amidst a car crash. Most would agree that I've been loud ever since. Every movement erratic and spontaneous. This often made my life swirl out of control. I became a resident surgeon, neonatal was my speciality. That was, until I lost my job to perform in bars with my band. And, surprise surprise, I kind of hated it. Anyhow, now here I am, ambulance lights dancing about like a discotheque and I am finally calm. My blood pressure became that of a normal human being. I am still as hospital carts are wheeled this way and that. The ugly fluorescent lights of the hospital dimming. I am finally whole.