A year and a half ago, Elijah and Gage swore to keep in touch. But inevitably, things fester and the two haven't really seen each other since Gage's 17th birthday party. But with Gage now starting his first year at Michigan State, and Elijah beginning his third, the two of them quickly return to their old ways of friendship and unrequited love. Or so Gage thought. 2021 - All Rights Reserved @LunaThinks

Before I knew it my shirt was torn away from my torso and tossed on the floor, Charlie's doing the same. Our kiss intensified and I felt him groan against my lips. I swear to god, this boy is making out with me like his life depends on it! And that's when reality punched me in the gut... the words 'this boy' kept running through my head over and over again until it got through the thick fog of vodlka and whatever else was in those stupid drinks. I, Ace Loughty, was kissing a guy. A fucking guy. A fucking straight guy named Charlie Simmons who of course had to be one of the most popular dickheads in Meadow Ridge High. I am so unbelievably fucked. ----- 17 year old Ace Loughty was never one longing to be in the spotlight. In fact, he craved the exact opposite: being left alone. When Ace was 13, the tragic death of his younger sister Eleanor caused him to rapidly gain popularity and pitiful looks. He hated the attention. All of a sudden everyone wanted to be friends with the dead girls brother, they'd promise Ace he would never be alone that they would always be there for him, which he of course knew was untrue, they're all just hungry for attention. Sometime later the school moved onto other drama and gossip, things started to die down and people finally left Ace alone. He moved on with his life, convincing himself he was over Eleanor's death and as quick as the whole thing started, he returned to being lonely, weird, quiet nobody Ace. Just how he liked it. That is until 4 years later when he found himself sprawled out on a bed. With Charlie Simmons hovering over him. Charlie Simmons who was kissing Ace like he would die if he ever dared to stop. Which was all too true. Without kissing Ace, Charlie was as good as dead. *WARNING*: This story will contain themes of severe depression, suicide, abuse and somewhat graphic depiction of self harm. If any of these things may trigger you please rethink reading this story!! Started: January 21st 2020

"𝕎𝕖 𝕒𝕣𝕖 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕡𝕣𝕠𝕥𝕒𝕘𝕠𝕟𝕚𝕤𝕥𝕤 𝕠𝕗 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕨𝕠𝕣𝕝𝕕" - Haruichi Furudate Emerson Scott and Robyn Hook had been childhood friends, being the literal dictionary definition of friendship. Their friendship was extraordinarily concrete and everyone else knew how close they were. They were so close in fact, that they'd do the usual best friend activities such as hold hands, cuddle, and even kiss each other on the cheek. But like, no homo, right? What happens when the 'b' in bromance starts to slowly fade away, and the fine line between romantic and platonic becomes blurred? •progress• ongoing• •fewer, but lengthy chapters•slower updates•

"Okay, okay," Aiden laughed out. "My turn." He looks at me with a soft smirk and cocks his eyebrow. "Truth or dare?" "Dare." I let the answer roll off my tongue confidently. "Okay," he said, another smile forming on his lips. "I dare you to kiss me." « not related to real-life events, just names with a story »

After Dylan and Martin get drunk at a party something happened between them. Something that shouldn't happen between best friends. Dylan and Martin have been friends since kindergarten, there mother's being best fiend kinda forced them into it as well. But both of them never minded it much, even though they were on completely different levels. Dylan a cold hearted jock who's known all around there school, and Martin a nerd who only plays soccer as a hobby. What will happen? Will they finally risk it all to be with each other? Or will they ignore there feelings and that reckless night? Find out yourself and follow them in this journey.

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 concession stand at all the schools baseball games and has formed this sort of grudge against the team. Yet everything changes once Jackson kisses Liam in a small, dark closet. #4 in coming out December 3rd

In the six years since their night of Truth or Dare, Jacob and Spizzo have been better than ever. But for best friends who tell each other everything, there are some things that have been left unsaid. Will a cross-country road trip help them open up to the person they love the most? What starts as a simple game of I Spy to pass the time along the long stretches of Australian highway slowly morphs into an exploration of who Jacob and Spizzo are. Together and alone. One party game may have brought them together but will another one tear them apart? This car ride is going to be one hell of a trip.

INCONSISTENT UPLOADS which I apologize for I'm not good with deadlines and stuff. Book two of the series where Am I really Straight is the first one. - Don't read if you don't like lgbtq themes in stories. - Neither of them thought it would end up like this. One of them hoped for things to happen in a similar fashion but never thought it would actually work. Cameron just wanted his friend to realise he could be in a happy relationship again. He was tired of seeing Nate with that utterly devastated face every time something came up that made his mind think of his ex. So he went ahead and agreed to play wingman. Aaron could lie and tell you he just wanted his best friend to confess to his crush already. However thats not all that there was to his plan. He had his eyes on Cameron for a few months now. His plan had two goals essentially. One : Ryan and Nate would be sickeningly in love in a few months at most. Two : He could take his crush on a date and hopefully get a boyfriend.

All Travis wants is a little action, not a boyfriend. It starts because Travis is bored, but fooling around with your best friend can get a little messy. Especially when Jared has an obvious crush on Travis. Not to mention that Travis is an expert at ignoring how he feels. Can Travis smarten up enough to figure out what he really wants? Or will he always be heartless?

(SEQUEL TO YOU'RE A MASTERPIECE) Shade Flaurante and Art Mendoza have a few things in common. First, they're both struggling Filipino teenagers. Second, they're both very, very, very queer. And, well, they're both extremely smitten with each other, but they don't want to admit that. Yet. Welcome back for another academic year inside a pink Catholic school! Here's to another year of meeting new people, new friends, and especially new rivals. Join Shade and Art for another messy school year revolving around their unresolved feelings for each other in this messy story of love, friendship, and getting drunk. And they might end up together... Or not. Who knows, really?