Kellin Quinn is pretty self absorbed. He absolutely adores himself and assumes that everyone else does too. Or at least, in his opinion everyone should, anyway. But in reality, everyone that meets Kellin basically hates his guts and views him as a conceited asshole. He treats people badly, he's rude and he judges people purely on their looks. He doesn't listen to anybody and he makes up his own rules. Until one day he crosses an elderly gypsy woman who puts a curse on him that will turn his entire world upside down.

Kellin Quinn had a traumatic upbringing and since has had a hard time staying out of his head. He is sickened by what he loves, and despite trying so hard to heal, he constantly falls back into old habits. Filled with anxiety about going away to college and the pressures of the past, Kellin is about to break, until he meets his roommate, Vic Fuentes, who is completely and permanently blind. After a life of self sabotage, Kellin must find his way to self acceptance and accept that things aren't always black and white. ⚠ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠ Contains: - Homophobia - Mentions of violence / trauma - Smut

"The scariest thing about distance is that you don't know wether they'll miss you or forget you." -Nicholas Spark Kellin and Vic have been dating for a little over two years. Both of them students at law school, working hard to be come successful, even landing a nice job at a big law firm. When Vic is presented with an internship at a firm in New York, the fear sets in and his relationship with Kellin is put to the test. With Kellin stuck back in California, will they be able to survive the distance? Or will there be one too many bumps in the road for it to work? This story has a playlist that's mentioned on chapter four: https://open.spotify.com/user/1279344627/playlist/08gZzhxuJht3UGFDuzlEvm

Kellin Quinn, 25 and the owner of a big company. His life is fairly simple, wake up, eat breakfast, watch tv, go to work, go to the club and go home and go to bed. This all changes when an ex boyfriend from high school comes back into his life and turns it all upside down. Cover by: @Storythriver123

Kellin and Vic are on the verge of a breakup. When Jenna notices this, she decides to fix it by sending them on a road trip with one goal: to bond over graffiti. But will this trip do its job? Or will it just make them hate each other even more?

This kid tells another depressed kid some jokes, and he secretly likes them {discontinued}

Enantiodromia əˌnan(t)ēəˈdrōmēə the conversion of one thing into the opposite/ one thing converting to it's opposite. Vic is one of the biggest druggies you might ever meet, while Kellin is an innocent, curious new kid. Curiosity and drugs just go hand in hand.

- Sequel to Cuts- Kellin struggles to recover from his trauma and Vic struggles to see his husband in pain, leading to a bad decision that has catastrophic consequences. With Kellin's happiness his only priority, Vic figures that their relationship was founded on secrets, so what's one more? ⚠ TRIGGER WARNING ⚠ Contains: - mentions of rape - mental illness - suicidal thoughts/actions - self harm - alcoholism - smut

Kellin Quinn is a new model just getting into the business, but a quick, lustful, hookup with famous male model Vic Fuentes, one night at a club...leaves Kellin with MAJOR consequences. Will Kellin go out of control and do something he regrets? Will Vic love Kellin the same after what happens to him? Will both of them be safe when there's threats being sent to them, from another country? Find out in 'you again' (Warning: I guess this could come off as triggering to some people bc Kellin has suicidal issues)

☨ Sequel to Stay Alive ☨ After Kellin's birth to his daughter and stillborn son, he hasn't been the same. Vic has promised he would get out of that wretched place for him, to help parent their child. He broke that promise. Luckily, Kellin is staying with the two men that helped him with his birth, Austin and Alan, at their home. They were kind enough to take him in when he didn't have anywhere else to go, he was obviously nowhere near his home, and there wasn't going to be any other place around here that would take in a gay single father. The city that Austin and Alan lived in wasn't a very accepting place. Kellin keeps thinking he'll never be able to see Vic again, but Vic is thinking the exact same thing about Kellin. When will Kellin and Vic meet again? Will Vic still love Kellin enough to help raise their child?