Calum has a YouTube account where he posts anonymous covers and Michael Clifford, from the band 5 Seconds of Summer, seems to take interest.

Some people don't believe that Harry Styles and Louis Tomlinson are in a relationship. Some people do. Well they're right. And this is the story of how it began. And how it ended.

"Show me your scars." He whispered. "But why?" I asked. "Because I want to see how many times you needed me, and I wasn't there."

{Started: June 10, 2015} {Ended: December 12, 2015} "Who wants to play?" Ashton is a very dedicated party-goer, being at one each weekend. It's literally his life, he thinks. Though, when he's invited to one particular party, they decide to change it up a bit and play party games after a few hours and everyone is well buzzed. Ashton's never been big into party games, but he figures why not? They're rated R games, so they're bound to be fun. Luke hates parties. He hates spending his free time socializing, period. He would rather spend a Saturday night on the couch, watching Criminal Minds and stuffing his face with pizza. But one night, his friend forces him to go to a party. Obviously, he hates it, especially when the party games come out. He's forced to play them and he doesn't really like anyone he's going to have to play against. Luke just wants to go home before all this supposed 'fun' starts. Little do both boys know, that one certain game is going to bring them both together and may even change Luke's usual routine of not partying or Ashton's obsession with partying. Copyright 2015, Brianna (1D_HarryStyles_1D) All rights reserved

Sequel to Words. After Michael's suicide attempt the boy is placed immediately into a medically induced coma. He's being kept alive by machines, but at least he's alive. Michael's far from stable and so is Luke. And where Michael loved words, he's left everyone, most importantly Luke, speechless.

COMPLETED. He's not strong, or brave, or even smart. He believes himself ugly, useless and his parents enforce it every day. He has nothing and no one. Well, Michael has nothing but words. Words and a certain Luke Hemmings.

I never though a guy like you had to be fixed, untill we met. -------------------- This isn't a happy story, expect self-harm, suicide thoughts and not seeing your idol happy. Ashton will not be a happy boy who saves the day. Read the prologue and then decide if you want to read it or not, but I warned you that this isn't a happy one. It gets happier when you get closer to the end.

There are some people on this planet that, from the moment you meet them, you can't stand. For Calum Hood, this was Michael Clifford, who was, in Calum's opinion, one of the most obnoxious people he had ever met. However, it seems he was the only person who thought so. Girls and Boys alike followed Michael everywhere, making it impossible for Calum to go anywhere without hearing anyone talking about him. It seemed to everybody that the boys would never get along, but after being forced to spend time together, a secret and a fallout later, they proved everyone wrong. Updates on Mondays • Moderate Language • Started 30/5/16 • Completed 3/7/17

Luke Hemmings had been neighbors with Michael Clifford for as long as he could remember. Playing outside in the warm California air, having late night conversations through their windows that were right across from one another. It was everything a child could want at the age of 11. Michael had been traveling the country with his family for the past five years for his fathers business. The Clifford's still owned the house right next door to the Hemmings. Now both boys being 16. Michael's parents wanting him to finish up high school in the city he grew up in. You could say when Luke found out he was ecstatic. Finally getting see that his best friend Michael Clifford was moving back. Little did he know he was in for a big surprise. [vaguely based off the book Lola and the boy next door by Stephanie Perkins. ]

For Calum actions speak louder than words. But Michael has a habit of talking without listening. With every action there's a reaction