Fifty/Fifty

Hayden Adams chance of dying every time he gets ill has been increasing since he was born. When he reached fourteen, the number got stuck at forty and stayed there since, but when it goes up by five percent on his 16th birthday, his parents panic and immediately send him to the hospital. There he meets Abel, a boy with a much higher chance of dying. However, there's a catch. People with a higher rate of dying are left in solitude, only communicating with doctors who are extremely cautious with their gloves, hand sanitizer and scrubs, and their friends through Skype and messages. Hayden doesn't seem to understand this, and when he finds himself falling for Abel, they realize they don't want to stay apart as much as they should.