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Joey is a famous, closeted youtuber, and the last thing he needs is to fall in love. Which is exactly what happens when he meets the ever so charming and handsome Daniel Preda. As hard as he tries, and no matter how many times he tells himself, "I'm not into him," he can't hide his feelings forever.

"I'll chase you for as long as I live if I have to Joey. Anything to get you back into my life." A story about The Runaway Boy, Joey Graceffa, who disappeared during the night, leaving his lover Daniel Preda with no clue of where Joey had went. Read to see if Daniel finds Joey again or will their love disappear for good.

"I think your fans hate me." "No they don't, Daniel. My fans love you. Just a few are trying to get use to it." "Okay... I guess I'll show them that you're my prince." "And I'll show you're my prince too."

After an encounter with a mysterious prince at a masquerade ball, Joey Graceffa decided to come out as gay to his subscribers via a music video. However, he finds himself captivated by the actor auditioning for his love interest: Daniel Preda, who seems to share this attraction. But are the feelings real or is it all just a masquerade? 【janiel】 masquerade ∙ hide your face so the world will never find you ∙ masquerade ∙ you can fool any friend who ever knew you

Started off not knowing each other. Just in high school. What happens changed Joeys life. But is it for the worst or the best? What will Joey do when his life turns completely upside down? Find out in The New Kid.

Joey Graceffa, a YouTube sensation, and internet personality. His life, open as a book. He has everything, but the only thing he can't get, is acceptance. He hides a dark secret. A secret that barricades his from anyone and everyone. He hates having to hide, but it's hard to get confirmation from other when you can't get it from yourself. Who knew all it really needed was a small cafe, a cup of coffee, and a crepe maker?

Daniel has just moved in next to 11 year old Joey. Will they be enemies? Friends? Frenemies? Or something else?

"I love you, you pig."