Kellin has left his past behind in Michigan and is starting fresh in California. He attends SDSU and majors in graphic design while doing photography as a side job along with modeling. He struggles to stay on his feet and refuses to let anyone help him which leaves him in debt. AXIL Computers Vice-CEO comes to SDSU to talk to students about a new opening to be an assistant to the CEO of the company. Kellin decides that the pay is well and applies for the job in desperate need of money. What happens when Kellin finds out that the CEO of AXIL Computers, isn't who he thought he was? ALL RIGHTS RESERVED: @kellicsgayaf 2016 (Sequel to Teacher aide)

{Sequel to The Affair} *Teaser* "Jaime, don't fucking tell me shit's going to be okay when you and I both know damn well it isn't." "Vic I-" "And answer me this, Jaime, what the fuck am I suppose to do when everything I loved, became everything I lost?" Vic said as he finally broke down into tears. He just wanted Kellin back. And he'd get Kellin back. They couldn't keep him, they couldn't just steal him. He'd find him. No matter what it'd take. --- Updates will be slow seeing as I have a few other fics in the works

(Boyxboy) *Graphic Scenes* Meet Vic Fuentes. Boxes illegally. He does his dirty work underground and works at a major company. Happily married to Jaime Preciado, or so he thought. He's frustrated, upset, and constantly anxious. He knows their relationship is doomed. But one night changed everything. That night he met Kellin Quinn: sex machine, college grad, babe, and total rebel. He's up for anything. And anyone. And that anyone is Vic. But things happen. Jaime gets into some things. Kellin gets pulled under. What will happen? Is anyone safe? Can anyone be trusted? Find out in The Affair ***** Sequel is up -- The Lost

(Kellic) Why is it so hard for Kellin to keep up his 'good boy' act? All he really has to do is finish his online classes for college. Then he can move out of his mom's house, and move on in his life as an interior decorator. But, maybe it has something to do with his new neighbor who just moved in, the plumber.

Vic Fuentes can't help that he'd do anything for his best friend, Kellin. Even if it meant pretending to date him so that he could earn a little extra money. Which is how he found himself stuck in the O'Connor-Diamandis program. This program conducts social experiments on couples and compensates them every week with money. Which is fine, right? Vic and Kellin aren't really a couple so they shouldn't have any problem getting through a few hardships. Except what the program fails to explain is that they intend to take the couples to the next level, by putting them in more and more heated conditions. The couple that eventually manages to stick together after all that time will win a prize, but they've planned for everyone to break up by week 4. Even if they are just best friends after all.

Vic Fuentes is the best wizard of his time. There's not a spell he can't conjure or a potion he can't brew. In fact, there's almost nothing that he can't fix with a little bit of magic. Almost. Vic Fuentes can't kill his oldest enemy, Kellin Quinn. Throughout the last century everywhere he's hidden, Kellin has shown up around the corner. But Vic's finally had enough and will go to the most extreme lengths in order to get the job done. Plagued by the nightmares of his past, Vic has found difficulty in finding a purpose in life. He's not sure if he really resents Kellin or if he resents himself for what has happened to their old friends. More importantly: he doesn't care. Well, that's what he's telling himself anyways. But Vic can't help the nagging voice in the back of his head that's wondering if he really wants to go through with this. Because at one point he and Kellin had been best friends, hadn't they? What the fuck had happened to them a century ago that stopped that?

SEQUEL TO MEXICAN SNIPER. (contains spoilers of the first book) Kellin Quinn has yet again been dragged into the world of gangs, drug lords and the assassins that are hired to take such despicable people out. After being kidnapped, he's been forced to work in the very office in which 25 teams of the world's most elite assassins operate from. Even better: he has to help them kill the bad guys. Not forgetting that the very team he's been assigned to contains his first love and ex-boyfriend, Vic Fuentes.

Kellin Quinn doesn't live life on the risky side. No, he's a law student who obviously will become a lawyer and get married to a nice girl (with any luck) and have kids. He certainly doesn't expect the world's best assassin to be in his apartment plotting somebody's murder when he gets home from a holiday. Vic Fuentes - the assassin in question - does not expect him to come home early. How the fuck is he supposed to kill this bad guy now? Especially with such a cute distraction running around because it hasn't seen a gun before - let alone nine.

'The painless killing of a patient suffering from an incurable and painful disease or in an irreversible coma.' Euthanasia. This disease was my life. I want to die, I want to die. I wanted to bleed out right in that bathroom, but he had to stop me; why does he even care? Why would Vic Fuentes, the perfect senior care enough to stop me dying. That's never enough of course, so can he really stop me wanting to die?

schiz·o·phre·ni·a: a long-term mental disorder of a type involving a breakdown in the relation between thought, emotion, and behavior, leading to faulty perception, inappropriate actions and feelings, withdrawal from reality and personal relationships into fantasy and delusion, and a sense of mental fragmentation. In which Vic Fuentes is a twenty-one year old man diagnosed with schizophrenia living within a psychiatric hospital, and Kellin is an obnoxious twenty year old burnout who somehow finds himself in Vic's room every afternoon.