*set during Half Blood Prince but doesn't follow exact storyline* They were on opposite sides of the war. Harry Potter was on the good side, the light side. He was fighting against Voldemort and against the death eaters. Most importantly, he was fighting for his family and his friends. He was fighting so they didn't have to die. Draco Malfoy was on the dark side. He fought at Voldemort's disposal, desperate for his fathers approval. He was forced to do bad things to appease the Dark Lord or feel his father's wrath. What happens when light and dark are bound together? Will one force be strong enough to bring one boy to the other side? Or will deep-seated hate push the two sides farther apart? Disclaimer: I don't own Harry Potter or any characters associated with Harry Potter. J.K. Rowling has that privilege. I just came up with this story and wanted to write it 😛

[BOOK #1 of MISTER SERIES] God of Sexiness. That's what Noah's friends, and the entire student of his school, calling him. He's rich, and perfect. At least that's what people know about him. He's just 18 and a senior student. When his mother left him and his father for another man, he became mean and cold. Harsh and tough. When his father found a new love, he felt happy. His father decided to marry his newfound love, and decided to let his new wife to live with them. What Noah doesn't expect is he will have a new brother. Lip gloss. That's what Gloss Kaiser's friends call him. He's just 16 and a junior. Very popular. When his mother decided to marry her new love, and to live with them, he felt angry. He didn't want to give up his friends, especially his fame. But he loves his mom, so he will do everything for her. When the two of them meet, everything becomes a mess.

When Ashlynn enters his room, he was left in shock; he needs to share a room with his stepbrother he has never met. And he needs to share a bunk bed with him! Ashlynn and his stepbrother Newton start off harshly and hatefull, but maybe that bunk bed is more covenient than they first thought it would be. A love story between two hatefull lovers blossoms up, with a lot of confusion, questions and fear. For eachother and themselves. Long burn, internalised homophobia and mental illnesses. Not a good book tbh, bad representation of many subjects. I know my mistakes. Don't judge my spelling mistakes I wrote this when I was 16 BXB #1bxblove #5 lgbtlove #1 Randy