Louis William Tomlinson. An 18 year old boy living with Tourette syndrome- a neurological disorder characterized by involuntary tics and vocalizations and often the compulsive utterance of obscenities. "I didn't want to tell you that I was hurting, Mom. I didn't want you to worry about me.." Harry Edward Styles. A 20 year old man who's offered to look after Louis while his parents went on a 4 week work trip. "Don't worry Mrs. And Mr. Tomlinson. I've got him." Warning: This book does mention Tourette's in all chapters, as it is the main subject. I advise that if you DO have Tourette's, read at your own caution. Mentions of the Tic's could trigger you. Please, read carefully. Disclaimers: I am not making fun of Tourette Syndrome nor do I have this. I'm only making a story about it and using my small amount of knowledge into this book to show the day by day of this serious condition. Also I do not own One Direction nor did I discover this disorder. I do not have Tourette's so my information could be wrong, there are some medical inaccuracies. If you want information about Tourette's DO NOT get it from this fictional book!! Please do your own research as this book is purely FICTIONAL! Highest Ranking: #1 in Tourette's (8/30/19)

Louis' family puts him in a rehabilitation center after a drunk driver crashes into him on the highway. He suffers from PTSD, and he has to learn how to talk and how to walk again. Louis doesn't see the point. His life as he does it is over. But Dr. Payne treats his PTSD, Mr. Horan, the speech therapist helps him with his speech, Zayn takes care of him and then there's Harry, the physiotherapist who is determined to make him walk again... Purely fictional. Triggers: PTSD.

Tyler and Andre are forced together after their parents relationship takes the next step. Andre is a party boy that lives life to the fullest and Tyler lives a sheltered life due to epilepsy. Their friendship develops over unusual circumstances and is told by both sides. *Book 1 of 3 can be read alone but the story does go on*

My name is James. I have two brothers, two identical brothers. My life was always 'different' but it was by no means boring. It wasn't always easy but we made the most of it. When I was sixteen I had one of the worst experiences of my life. Looking back on it now, that year changed me, a lot. It molded me into the person I am today. It chokes me up to even think about it, but if anything had been different I wouldn't be where I am right now. You know how they say everyone has a purpose? It's true. Even someone you may think can't contribute at all. If you look hard enough you'll find it, their reason for being here. Some people can see it without much effort at all. Unfortunately for others, they don't realize it until their gone.

*Rated mature for language* Sixteen year old musician Mike wakes up with no clue where he is or what happened. All he knows is he can't move and people keep talking around him like he's not there.

The Grey Chapter - Part 2 The last year of high school is supposed to be exciting. Your supposed to be getting ready for your future, and deciding what you want to do with your life. What if you have no idea what that is anymore? When Mike finally gets home after four months in the hospital he knows going back to school wont be the same. He's not the same. Can friends and a good outlook hold up against high school drama and hot headed jocks? What about when he falls for a raven that has a hard time seeing the bright side? Can darkness really show you the light? Navigating the world from a wheelchair might be the least of his worries.

Robin doesn't want to be a tutor. Tyler doesn't want to be tutored. So why are their tutoring sessions always running late? *** After an illness-stricken childhood, Robin Erie struggles to free himself from his mother's suffocating embrace. Her plan for him is clear: he's to excel in school, take over his late father's business, and marry a suitable girl of her choosing. Initially, college life offers nothing different from Robin's controlled and monotonous existence. Not until he meets Tyler Caster, a former soccer prodigy who struggles with restraints of his own after an accident took his left leg and made him crutch-bound. Tyler's sweet smile makes Robin dream of freedom and excitement. Through a string of candy-filled tutoring sessions, Robin and Tyler grow close. Very close. Perhaps they're even flirting? Robin isn't sure, but he wants to find out. But he knows he can't let his mother find out about his bond with Tyler, since Robin has started to suspect that her influence over him might be more nefarious than he previously suspected. Will Robin be able to break free from his mother's shackles to explore his budding feelings for Tyler?

When people think about Hineta Shoya, they think about the happy boy who is brighter than the sun with a seemingly never-ending store of energy. People think about the volleyball obsessed boy who trained before the sun had risen and trained passed the sunset. People think about the dumb child who hated all academics and could barely pass his classes. People thought about that, they didn't want to think about the truth. They didn't want to think about the pain Hineta felt whenever he runs. They didn't think about how he would limp every once in a while. They didn't think about the glisten on metal that shined out of his trouser bottom. Hineta Shoyo only had half a leg, and he was determined to make sure no one else found out about it. It helped that they didn't seem to want to find out either.