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When Alex is forced to get a new roommate, he is surprised by his god like complexion. But things turn turn out far differently than he had imagined. I had a lot of fun writing this so hope you enjoy, also it's a bit sad at times so I apologise. : - )

Now that Brody and Briley are older, they’ve realized how much they dearly need each other. Through thick and thin in the past they stayed strong and now that they’re in college, things will only be easier; or so they thought. They find out they have two unexpected roommates; one is a homophobe named Gabriel and the other a super hot, super sweet guy named Tyler. When Briley starts to get closer to Tyler, his emotions are taking a turn for the worse; he wants him, but no matter how hard he tries he can’t crack through his shell. And when Brody starts to hone in on what Briley’s doing to him again, his thinking becomes drastic.

Alex is new to New Jersey and to college. Lexie and Zander are both from Detroit and are the best of friends. When Alex and Zander become roommates Alex finds it to be a problem. Alex knows he's gay and has a crush on Zander, but what will Zander think. All Alex wants is friends, and maybe a love.

When Milo returns home from college for winter break, he's surprised to discover that his brother brought more than luggage and dirty laundry. Milo is immediately attracted to the tag-along, Judah. He is handsome and charming, but Milo can't tell if Judah is being friendly or flirty. And even if Milo's feelings aren't one sided, what could he do about it? He only has two weeks before Judah goes back to school. Is that enough time to make a connection that will last far beyond the holidays?

With insecurities brewing under his skin, Alex makes some decisions that could lead to devastation. Will he be strong enough to keep Adam at his side even when he's struggling to understand his own feelings? *This is a one-shot sequel to my chaptered story, "Escort", and is converted from a fanfic to an original*

A boy moves to a big city in search for a relationship, but he finds something better than what he was looking for. This is an LGBT+ story. Don't say hateful things if you don't like it. Just deal and go away.

Andrew is an introverted guy who's also a bit of a weeb. He has bad anxiety (which has its own triggers but it doesn't deprive him of the ability to make friends) and sometimes thinks negatively of himself. It doesn't help that he's gay and he hides it from almost everyone except his best friends. This year, he's staring college. Nathan is one of the most good-looking seniors in the same college Andrew is attending. He's in his junior year. He has a good reputation in college and he gets along with almost everyone. He knows he's straight and he only dates girls. Until one day, Andrew and Nathan cross paths. What will happen to them? Find out the story of Andrew and Nathan by reading my first ever book.

A hopeless teen finds out he's close to being kicked out of school for good. He then ends up meeting a boy who's way too nice for his own good, good grades, football player. He comes up with a plan to use the boy's kindness to his advantage. Copy his notes, steal his homework answers, then boom he'll pass! success! That's the plan. Use him to graduate, that's all. Nothing more right?

New's life changes when he meets Min, a sweet and caring art student. Their relationship seems perfect until he discovers Min has an older brother, Tay. With Tay's charm and arrogance, New finds himself unexpectedly drawn to him, leading to a complicated emotional journey he never saw coming. Main couple: TayNew [This is just a fictional story from my brain]

In the crisp autumn air, a wounded heart and a free soul unexpectedly connect. two young men, one carefree young, one self-loathing, internalized homophobic boy find themselves in an unlikely pairing that shouldn't work - yet it does. Or does it? A/N The following topics may be triggering, proceed with caution. Drug abuse, alcohol abuse, homophobia, slurs, mentions of suicide (will be updated if anything changes)