We were enemies by birth. We were in love by choice. [trigger warning for like three chapters]

'The painless killing of a patient suffering from an incurable and painful disease or in an irreversible coma.' Euthanasia. This disease was my life. I want to die, I want to die. I wanted to bleed out right in that bathroom, but he had to stop me; why does he even care? Why would Vic Fuentes, the perfect senior care enough to stop me dying. That's never enough of course, so can he really stop me wanting to die?

(Kellic) After an unimaginable tragedy leaves his family devastated, Vic Fuentes is forcibly admitted to J. Greenwood State Mental facility. With stone walls carefully built around his heart and deepest secrets he will never tell, he is trying to survive the war of abysmal hatred he feels toward himself and everyone around him. In a constant fight between mind and matter, he is struggling to stay in touch with reality. Even if it is against his will, he finally meets someone who begins to make him realize, everyone is their own kind of crazy. And maybe, just maybe, things don't have to be so bad [TRIGGER WARNING: PLEASE DO NOT READ IF EASILY TRIGGERED.] ‼️☠️🕊️‼️

Kellin Quinn is a 24 year old boy who just received his degree in teaching. Kellin is absolutely thrilled to find out that he will be helping teach a class of mentally-challenged kids, or so he thinks. Kellin assumes that they are children seeing as he's never seen an adult that struggles with those problems. When he arrives on his first day, he is surprised to see a grown man in there: Vic Fuentes. Vic is 28 with the learning abilities of a third grader. He loves art and he hates interaction with others. Kellin takes immediate interest because he had never seen an adult that struggles with things the way that Vic does. Vic grows attached to Kellin, an attachment that surprises everyone considering they didn't think he could properly grasp the concept of feelings. Kellin grows attached to Vic, too, mainly due to Vic's mysterious personality.