You know how in every cliché chick flick there's always that scene where the girl looks across the crowded room and her eyes magically connect with a devastatingly handsome male's - with multiple people in between the two, mind you - and it's as if time stands still? Like it's just them in the world as everything around the pair blurs and they only see each other? Yes, well, Ciel never thought things like that happened in real life, and if they did then they sure as heck wouldn't happen to him. That it's all just made up and love - lust? - at first sight does not exist. Lucky for him though, he couldn't be more wrong.

What would you do if you were gay and lived with a VERY homophobic, religious family? Caleb is the most adorable boy you'll ever meet. At almost 17 years old, Caleb's so far in the closet, he's explored Narnia for so long, he's practically lost in that vagina-like wardrobe. Only his best friend, Chelsea, knows about his preference for sausage. When the sexy Tyler Winters moves in next door, the condoms come out and secrets are told. Can Caleb keep his secret from his loving, intolerant family? Will Tyler stop playing around and get serious, despite a rough past?

Keegan Pierce is the shyest Boy around. Trying to escape his past of bullying and abuse from both parents and other students, He doesn't see much of a happy life for himself until he's forced to be roommates with a certain Jock from his old school. Alex Fisher Is a well known Jock, Living a life of partying and friends, he doesn't think things can get better until he lay his eyes on a certain pale shy boy. Maybe this Could be the chance to fix the broken boy who pleads for help. By the end of college Will they find out everything about each other or will secrets be left unrevealed.

Spike and Zero are step brothers, and also neighbors. They've been inseparable since the day they met, loving and caring about each other unconditionally... Well, what happens when they take "unconditionally" a little too far? IMPORTANT: This story is BEYOND old and while i'm proud of it, the writing is very bad. Please keep that in mind before going into this. Read this through the eyes of a 15 year old, even though i am well beyond that age. (3/29/2018)