a dorky blonde boy's conversations to an annoyed aussie he prank calls all the time.

"ill never lie to you" was probably one of the biggest lies luke could ever tell me

the story of how luke and ashton fall in love with each other in office cubicles beside each other. in which, luke has a habit of annoying ashton but ashton secretly enjoys it. - "why is there a bear in my office?!" - "why did sarah from accounting run out of your office on fire?" - "police! open up!" - "knock knock." - "did you know that mona lisa didn't have eyebrows?" - [lowercase intended] © 2014-2015 -violence All rights reserved.

❝i am not yours!❞ ❝we'll see,❞ Ashton Irwin is a boy that likes to wear a little pink. He works at a restaurant while going to school. He doesn't like Luke Hemmings. Little does anyone know that he's secretly gay. Luke Hemmings is a boy that is in the school's hockey team; Sydney Badgers. Everyone loves him and he has a lot of friends. He's openly gay and people love him for that. Ashton Irwin takes up his mind, and wants Ashton to be his. closet!ashton open!luke hockeyplayer!luke WARNING: Verbal and Physical Abuse [Started: 8/7/16 Ended: 7/2/17] © 2016 all rights goes to aestheticlashton_ book cover by -lukeass ✩ reached 4k likes 6/13/17 ✩ reached 2k comments 6/26/17 ✩ reached 5k likes 1/30/18 ✩ reached 6k likes 5/15/18 ✩ reached 3k comments 5/15/18

Ashton likes to take pictures of his mum's new boyfriend. Or the one where Luke is dating Ashton's mum and ends up falling for him instead.

i guess some people are born with tragedy in their blood

"You're named after a fruit." "You're named after a band." "Whatever, you're still named after a fluffy fruit." In which Luke and Ashton are now parents to a pair of teenagers, and as life goes on they realize that it doesn't get easier with time. A story following Leon and Peach and their parents Ashton and Luke, where they all try to balance school, work, love and family all at once. New discoveries tumble the once secure family and as the perfect surface starts to break, their true colors begin to slowly slip through the cracks. (sequel to Fatherhood)