Dan is that kid. The popular boy that every girl swoons over, that everyone wants to be friends with, the boy that's a complete jerk to anyone lower on the totem pole. But deep down, he's just trying to hide and ignore his own secret- that he's gay. Phil is Dan's usual target. Openly gay, awkward, and nerdy, he seems to be easily bullied. He's always too afraid to say anything and would rather stay in the background and get through high school and go to university. When Dan's grades slip 🔚 he needs to bring them up or else repeat his senior year, Phil is assigned to tutor Dan. It seems to be a terrible coincidence that the two are brought together, but it's so much more. Thank you @tissuesfortheissues for this amazing cover Highest ranking: 450 in fanfiction Mentions of self harm and suicide

What happens when the rich and powerful 'business' man, Louis Tomlinson, decides he wants Harry Styles in more ways than one. Harry has to follow rules that not only affect him but his two best friends since kindergarden and his little sister. What will happen? Well I guess you'll have to read to find out... (Louis will be taller then Harry for this one.)

Unknown: if this room was burning, i wouldnt even notice cause you keep taking over my mind with your little white lies Phil: who is this? dan and phil are dating but dan knows phils been telling him white lies when he is with Cat. So, dan anonymously messages phil, exposing his little white lies.

Dan Howell is your stereotypical popular kid. Phil Lester struggles with depression and lives in an abusive home. When the two meet, Dan assumes Phil is just another kid for him to pick on. It turns out to be a bit more complicated than that. Will Dan and Phil be able to help each other get through their hardships, or are some people just too far gone to fix? - TW: Self harm, suicidal thoughts and/or actions, homophobia, car crash, death, abuse (message me if you need clarification) - Started: 12/26/15 Completed: 6/28/17

In a world where your soulmate's first words to you are tattooed onto your wrist, Nathan Smith is more than surprised to see the words 'marry me' scrawled out on his wrist in messy handwriting.