It isn't until a drunken event at a party that turns Calum's world around in ways he would have never imagined. (This story is boyxboy, including the bromance Calum and Luke, with minor swearing. This also has mpreg. So if you don't like that kind of stuff, then don't read it. It's that simple.)

*SPOILER ALERT* *DON'T READ ANY FURTHER UNLESS YOU WANNA KNOW SPOILERS.* Calum, Luke, and their son, Stefan, have plans in store for the bright future ahead of them. Is there anything, or anyone, that could put their plans on hold? (This is a sequel to the first book, I Can't Do This, Not Without You. Before you read this, read that one first. Everything in this will make a LOT more sense if you do.)

Calum's this senior punk dude who loves his junior honey, Luke, who loves to wear pink. (side of mashton)

Luke's an aromantic asexual, yet when his best friend Calum asks him to help him date his crush, he realises things he never would've imagined. TRAILER: https://youtu.be/wjvPav9bUVQ ~1000 words/chapter Completed :) © 2016

"Even the stars are lies" - How can you prove somebody is innocent when you don't know the first thing about them? Every year, Luke and his half brother Ashton go to visit their mother Liz. When they were younger they met a boy name Calum, every year that they came back Calum would be seated at their doorstep waiting for them, things take a sudden turn when they arrive the next year and he's not.

“So... What you're trying to say is that you're a famous twenty year old bassist, trapped in the body of my seventeen year old friend?”

Luke and Cal have got to figure out how to make this work. [book 2 of Switched]

Two boys who have been friends for years unexpectedly fall for each other. Cover changed. Completed 2016

"if you're not gay.. or bisexual, what are you?" "I think I'm just bent." or in which sub!luke meets dom!calum at a school pep rally and begins to take a liking to the tan boy and his bent personality.

Calum was the "bad boy". The smoker, the drinker, the fighter. He had tattoos all up his arms and multiple piercings. He demanded the respect of everybody else, and scared even the teachers. Luke was an outcast. The weirdo, the freak, the rich gay boy, who couldn't even buy himself some friends. He was bullied, beaten up daily by a childhood friend. Everybody knew who he was, but nobody really cared about him. When Calum saves him from his bullies, Luke is confused, but soon discovers that underneath the bad boy image, Calum is more insecure than he is. •Started 4/12/16 • Completed 18/08/18 Cover by @PaigeFreeman