Andrew is a spoiled only child who attends Whitewater Preparatory School with his girlfriend Keanu. His parents focus all their attention on their one an only son trying their best to make him perfect. Leo is a rebellious misfit who attends a local high school despite having enough money to attend Whitewater with his...
A story in which an obnoxious and arrogant boy moves in next door and for some reason, Ben can't manage to get him out of his head.
Chris and I always were good friends but at this sleepover it suddenly becomes something more
COMPLETED [boyxboy] Mason Maloney has lived his whole life in the shadow of his twin brother, Nathan, star quarterback of the football team. While Nathan impresses everyone in town with his athleticism, Mason spends his afternoons working at the local bakery. His rather mundane life becomes more interesting when his...
Nick Stoner is a gaming dork. Khade Hynkle is an athletic prodigy. Nick Stoner is accident prone. Khade Hynkle is a golden boy. Nick Stoner is gay, and well, you may be surprised to find out that Khade Hynkle is gay too.
"We can't do this." I whisper as our lips re-connect, a tingling fire surging through my body as his hands ravage unexplored lands; my innocence dissipating away with every peck he trails down my neck. "I know we can't. That's why it's so exciting." He replies through kisses. His effortless charm intoxicates me;...
Storm Winche, the most handsome football player in Hill High and also the most popular. His devilish smirks and playful eyes are enough to make any girl (maybe some boy too) swoon over him. But does anybody know him behind the mask of popular rich jock? Erone Dalachi, the bad boy of Hill High and the mystery. He has...
Jackson Dyer is a normal teenage boy, with a life others dream about. He's popular, hot, athletic, and can get any girl he wishes. He's the star baseball player and is sworn to be undeniably straight. Liam Winters is an outcast. He's unknown by the entire school and considered an absolute loser. He runs the concessio...
