I had never been so in love. He was the definition of perfect. I wanted him to live like a prince. I wanted him to belong to me. I needed his love and attention. My heart yearned for him since our first meeting. The seemingly innocent boy...I wanted his body, I wanted his heart. Just by smiling he turned me into a beggar, something I strived long and hard not to become. But for him, I'd become anyone and anything to have and keep him. I cared deeply for him and anyone who wished any harm upon even a single hair on his body was to die by my hands. That was not a threat, but a promise. WARNING READ AT YOUR OWN DISCRETION! This book may contain content that may disturb, disgust and/or offend you. Please read at your own risk. Thanks. ***IMPORTANT NOTE 10/04/2022: I wrote this book in the manxboy era of corny wattpad stories and even though Toby is well over 18 (he's 24) the language I used when writing this story is very predatory. I will work on changing this when I find the time to edit this book and other older ones which also feature this icky, predatory tone and language. For now please replace "boy" with "guy" or "man" and know that when I describe Toby as being a "boy" it came from a blueprint of how other stories were written and not because I was glorifying predatory relationships. I am very sorry for the predatory language.

The high school Cupid, the matchmaker who helped dozens find their soulmates, now finds himself entirely alone. Eight years have passed since graduation, and everyone else has moved on. They are chasing dreams, building families, and discovering a profound happiness-the kind they never could have found in Eastwood. Everyone, that is, except for Dylan. Dylan Dexwell is a shadow of the boy he used to be. The high school heartthrob who paired up his classmates with uncanny intuition has vanished. In his place stands a ruthless lawyer, using sharp intellect and biting wit to dominate the courtroom. His blunt, no-nonsense approach makes him both feared and admired, but it also leaves him completely isolated. And it is all because of love-or rather, a devastating lack of it. His boyish charm has expired, replaced by a hardened exterior that radiates power and authority. Dylan's demeanor is now cold and calculating, driven by a singular obsession with control. Yet this transformation wasn't born out of ambition; it was forged in the fire of unrequited heartbreak. Nearly a decade has passed since the trauma of Eastwood, but was that town really the root of his ruin? Or was it something far more personal? Externally, Dylan has everything he ever wanted: status, influence, and wealth. But a hollow ache remains. Deep down, he knows exactly what is missing-the one person he cannot bear to admit he still craves. When that very person suddenly resurfaces, the carefully built ice around Dylan's heart begins to shatter. Why now? And how can he ever truly move on?

For as long as Ian could remember, Noah Rivera has always been the enemy. That one person better than him in every single aspect: Noah was more popular, a lot smarter, and most importantly president of the student council - a position that Ian has wanted ever since he joined Merrol Hines Academy. So when Noah shows interest in Ian he doesn't waste a second to pretend the feelings are mutual, not afraid to cross boundaries when it comes to getting what he wants. What starts out as a game sparked by an old rivalry soon turns into dangerous play when one of them catches feelings. And before he knows Ian's caught up in his own schemes against Noah, and there's no getting out. Highest ranking: #1 in bxb | #1 in lgbtfiction

(bxb) After a year of surviving an all boys boarding school, William Brown thought he had finally navigated the ups and downs that the rich, private school had to offer. He'd even managed to make a few friends, as well as a rightful enemy. Lucien Harding. The two young boys were about as friendly as oil and water-that is, not very much. A dark haired boy deemed for destruction and a golden prince promised greatness weren't the likely pair. They knew as much, yet somehow, it had become inevitable. Their relationship would either go down in flames or a blaze of glory. Both boys bleed flame either way. Whichever path, they'll learn more than they bargained for.

ITS FINISHED EVERYONE. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. I HOPE THIS STORY MEANS AS MUCH TO YOU AS IT DOES ME. (Please don't let the first chapter stop you from reading this. It's such a good story. Please let me know what you think!!!!! LOVE YOU GUYS!

Extras: Saturday Main story: (Completed) Neo and Charles are rival bakers who owns neighboring pastry shops. They constantly compete to create the most delicious treats in town. One day, a baking competition brings them together, and they're forced to collaborate on a dessert. As they work side by side, their initial animosity turns into a passionate culinary partnership. Through flour fights, secret ingredient swaps, and shared recipes, they discover a love that's as sweet as their confections. Get ready for a delectable journey of love and pastries! Also on AO3 with same username

Kim Si-Woo has one rule: one night, no repeats, no attachments. With a judge for a father, a powerhouse CEO mother, and a reputation that follows him across Seoul National University like perfume and scandal, Si-Woo has mastered the art of not feeling. Sex is easy. Intimacy is not. Park Min-Jae doesn't chase. Engineering's golden predator-calm, controlled, unreadable-he builds, calculates, and wins. And when his eyes settle on Si-Woo, it isn't lust. It's interest. While their best friends fall into soft first love, Si-Woo finds himself caught in something far more dangerous: a man who doesn't want his body- -but his truth. And Min-Jae never invests in something he doesn't plan to keep.

Max was like most other people, very nervous to go to high school, but he's best friend, Zoey, was very exited. Max had a secret that only Zoey knew, and it was important to Max that it stayed that way. Max gets picked on a lot, and he didn't know why until middle school, he is gay. He was told that when he goes to high school, he's going to get beat up. He was scared so much he started puking when August came along. The only friend he has is Zoey, other people don't like him. He really didn't want to go to high school until he saw a boy the first day of school that he saw at the mall, he was so perfect. He looked a little older, maybe by a couple of years. Max developed a huge crush on this boy, to the point where he would picture himself sleeping with him every night, and when he finds out who he is, his hopes grew. But would he be able to?

Alex and Cal have been best friends since what feels like forever. They've been through it all together; first day of school, first kisses, and Alex's parents abandoning him. Through thick and thin, Alex and Cal have been there for each other, the best of friends. Until Cal realizes that maybe he likes Alex as more than a friend and, instead of talking about it like a normal person, shoves those feelings somewhere deep down inside of him. Eventually Alex notices something off about Cal and confronts him. Will this confrontation be the end of their relationship? Or will it bring about something new and wonderful?

Bennett doesn't hate life, he doesn't (really), but goddamnit when life sets him up to room with his best friend's ex-boyfriend, he feels a sudden compulsion to beat life up and give it a good quality smack for messing up his university experience like this. (What's even weirder about it all is that he doesn't even like the guy, so why does his best friend also seem incredibly supportive of the whole situation?)