Kellin Quinn and Vic Fuentes have always hated each other with a burning passion. Everyone knew that, it was a simple fact. It was as simple as the sky being blue, or the grass being green. Throughout both of their soccer careers, they've had a feud. Now, when they are both accepted into a prestigious college well known for its soccer team, they are forced to get over their differences and play with each other, on the same team. Not only do they have to share a college, but they also have to share a room. Could life get any worse?

Kellin Quinn is what you might call a disaster, a dead man walking. Vic Fuentes is what you might call perfectly imperfect. They were two people who you would never expect to befriend each other, let alone to fall in love. There is Vic, desperately trying to save Kellin who is falling apart right before his eyes, and there is Kellin, trying just as desperately to save Vic from loving a tragic man like him. Vic just wants to put back together the broken pieces of Kellin Quinn, but some people just don't want to be fixed. (A/N there's quite a few triggering parts in this, so proceed with caution if you're sensitive to self harm)

Vic is good at hiding things. He hides his depression. He hides his self-harm. And above all, he hides the fact that he's completely in love with his best friend Kellin. --- **TRIGGER WARNING** *self harm/ suicide + slight eating disorder * please don't read if this will trigger you; this is the only warning I'm putting up for the whole book! ~title from The Divine Zero by Pierce the Veil~

Kellin Quinn has mysteriously awoken in an unfamiliar house, unable to remember the events of the past few days. Kellin soon discovers that he is a ghost trapped in the haunted house, but he is not alone. Kellin is welcomed with open arms by the other ghosts, including the bitter yet occasionally charming Vic Fuentes, and they're just as confused by his presence as he is. Vic soon develops a fondness for his newest housemate, and the two of them set out to learn how Kellin really ended up in the house. "We might be dead, but that doesn't mean we can't live." Cover Credit: @McAvoyer