After the death of Kellin's best friend Hayley, Kellin quickly falls into a depression. As he moves through the motions of answering the questions of his psychologist and the teachers at his boarding school, Pine Hills, he starts to believe that he's going crazy. He thinks he's seeing the ghost of the boy who committed suicide years ago in the halls of that very boarding school. And he might even be becoming very close friends with this so called ghost.

Being stripped of trouble is easier said than done, especially when it's doubled. Despite not knowing of each other's existences, Kellin Quinn and Vic Fuentes have the power to wreak havoc in almost every place, and on almost every person. Little does their new home, a Christian boarding school for troubled teens, know what chaotic mess they just might have created by assigning both boys as room mates.

Vic's parents and younger brother, Mike, died in a plane accident when they were on their way visit him in Texas. Heartbroken and inconsolable, he decides to move to Michigan, the place where he grew up as a child and buries his family in a nearby cemetery from where he now lives. He's at his family's funeral service when he encounters this strange boy hiding behind a grave... . . . . . •Title inspired by "I'd Rather Die Than Be Famous" by Pierce The Veil. I accidentally mistook the lyrics: you're so pretty when you dress for your grave: so... yeah... don't you hate it when you realize you've been singing the wrong lyrics?•

Vic is completely obsessed with sex, and is completely confident that he can sleep with any guy he wants to. One day, his friend makes him a bet that he can't get a guy of his choosing in bed within a timespan of a month. Vic gladly accepts the bet and meets Kellin, a shy introverted art student, and quickly realizes that keeping that bet might not be as easy as he thought. Cowritten with @timelordgerard and @speciallittleidiot

Vic didn't think he could love. Kellin didn't think anyone would love him. They proved each other terribly wrong in a beautiful messy way. Can a relationship between a shy boy dressed in pastel and a popular jerk ever work out?

Drug dealer Vic Fuentes has finally been captured, and he's been placed in a cell with the one and only Kellin Quinn. Determined to get his life back on track, Vic's plan was to lay low until he earned parole and went back home to his brother. Wrongfully accused of a heinous crime, what will happen to poor Kellin when Vic falls for him and bands the other inmates together to clear his name? Title Credit: "You Know What They Do To Guys Like Us In Prison" by My Chemical Romance Cover Credit: @McAvoyer

Kellin doesn't exactly live an easy life. His Mom is an alcoholic, he self-harms and on top of all that he gets bullied daily. All Vic wants to do is help but Kellin doesn't want help. And Vic has some secrets of his own but they're all hidden behind a smile. ⚠ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠ Contains: - Self-harm - mentions of suicide - mentions of eating disorders - alcoholism - bullying - mild abuse

Kellin, a freshman in college gets involved with his dorm room adviser, Vic. And what starts as a heated romance soon becomes drama, trust issues, and insecurities. Will they be able to overcome it or is it just a lost cause?

Recently after Vic had gotten out of an abusive relationship, he meets Kellin, a college student majoring in fine arts, who had just moved into town. Vic learns pretty quickly that Kellin is already in a relationship with a guy named Calvin. But is their relationship as perfect as Kellin makes it out to be? → Dedicated to Megan ← ⚠ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠ Contains: - Abuse - Rape - Smut Words: 55k