Virgil and a suspicious guy named Deceit bump into each other on the street. All though Deceit looks kind and trustworthy, is he? Can Virgil trust him? Will there be a happy ending

Step One: Get Kidnapped Step Two: Freak Out a Little Step Three: Learn More about Him Step Four: Fall in Love with Kidnapper in Some Shitty Stockholm Syndrome Shit Virgil doesn't even remember what happened. He remembered going for a walk, then a face, then it all went black, and the next thing he knew, he was tied up in the basement of a serial killer. But as Virgil gets to know him, he learns something about Logan that makes him seem not so bad after all...

By no logical reason would Logan (logic) and Patton (Morality) ever be considered friends let alone anything more than that. In high school people stick to their own groups: nerds or geeks, jocks, musicians, artists, skateboarders, you name it! Nobody ever breaks form their group and mingles with another. Logan is one said geek, although, he never really talks to others much and would much prefer to be reading or conducting one of his many experiments. Patton is one of, if not the, nicest kid in school. He's the one always sitting at the long table at lunch happily asking you to donate your extra change to whatever charity was decided for that day. He only had a few close friends, but people tend to flock to him because of his cheerful personality. What happens when these two completely opposite people start to spend some time together? Will they flip the school upside down in a good way, or is it all just destined for failure..? ~&~ Cover art not by me all credit goes to @notallpotatosarefrenchfries on instagram. Make sure yo go check out her profile she's an AMAZING ARTIST. There will be Prinxiety as well because I mean how can you not? It will mostly be Logicality though. Trigger warning I guess... there is serious content, but it will be happy to I promise.

I am an aspiring author and I am currently working on my debut novel. I would love any advice and criticism that you have, as it will allow me to improve may story even further. (Cover photo is my own.)

| Book 4 in the Sanders Series: Morality | 'Love, he had learned, could be a poison.' || COMPLETED ||

| Book 3 in the Sanders Series: Logic | 'He told himself dreams were for children because in a world like this, dreams were what got you killed.' || COMPLETED ||

| Book 2 in the Sanders Series: Creativity | 'He spoke in colour but his head was full of shades of grey.' || COMPLETED ||

| Book 1 in the Sanders Series: Anxiety | 'If he was drowning, he'd just have to learn how to swim. Even if he was tempted to let himself go under.' ! PLEASE DO NOT COMMENT ABOUT DECEIT, THIS WAS BEFORE HIS TIME ! ! PRE-'ACCEPTING ANXIETY' ! || COMPLETED ||