Scott Hoying - A US Army Soldier of six years, Staff Sargeant of 1st Battalion Cavalry Division. No fears, no feelings. Just fight and freedom. That is, until he comes across a small dark haired boy in a bar, and little does he know that Mitch Grassi will change his life from that moment on. The Army is a tough place when you have no feelings, but it's even worse when you have too many.

"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 ❤️

They say opposites attract, so what happens when innocent, introverted and homeschooled Mitch Grassi, who dreams of being in show choir, clashes with Martin High's popular, extroverted and flunking bad-boy Scott Hoying? Will their differences help or hurt each other? And will the fate of their future careers pull them together, or tear them apart?

"I don't want to be a girl, I just want to be me!" Mitch is an androgynous boy who poses as a girl, just so he can be himself. Scott is a high school jock on the football team. He knows that something is up with the new girl and he's going to find out what.

"There isn't anything he wouldn't do to protect her." ** Trigger Warnings- •self harm •drinking •talk of smoking •homophobic slurs •death •heart attack •hospitals •car accidents •body image issues •smut •dirty talk •coming out struggles •bullying •yelling •fighting •crying •talk of tattoos •talk of piercings •talk of cutting •talk of scars and possibly more. Please don't read if any of this is triggering.